Showing posts with label animation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label animation. Show all posts

Sunday, 31 December 2017

2017 Movies!

As a movie buff, I like to track every movie that I have watched and make a note of them, I even rank them on flickchart, (if you use that website or trakt then let me know!)

So here is my roundup of every film I have watched in 2017 (I will also include shorts.)
Pink are films I have watched for the first time, and purple will be films i have seen before.

Moana
Ballerina
Split
The Peanuts Movie
Sing
The Other Side of the Door
Interview with the Vampire
The Lego Batman Movie
The Hunger Games
Hairspray (1988)
Little Hiawatha
Brave Little Tailor
A Simple Wish
Baby Geniuses
Cell
The Culling
A Killer Among Us
How to Steal a Million
Emelie
Every Secret Thing
Trolls
Little Mermaid 2
St Trinians
College Road Trip
Pantry Pirate
Pay the Ghost
Final Girl
The Tall Man
The Biscuit Eater
Kong: Skull Island
Fun & Fancy Free
Saludos Amigos
Britney Ever After
The Watcher in the Woods
Flowers in the Attic
Monty Python and the Holy Grail
Walt Before Mickey
Beauty and the Beast
The Great Gilly Hopkins
Teen Beach 2
Hans Christian Anderson: My Life as a Fairy Tale
Tangled
Down with Love
Night of the Hell Hamsters
The Messengers
Footloose
Power Rangers
Nerve
Rosemary's Baby
Jack
Tangled: Before Ever After
Don't Breathe
Chitty Chitty Bang Bang
The Little Rascals
Robot Overlords
Walking on Sunshine
The Reef
After the Wizard
The Legend of Longwood
Stay Tuned
Old Dogs
Minority Report
The Jungle Book (1963)
My Girl 2
An American Haunting
Hook
Babs
A Dog's Purpose
10 Cloverfield Lane
Raising Helen
Let's be Evil
The Conjuring 2
All Hallow's Eve
Miracles from Heaven
Black Swan
Anastasia
War of the Worlds
Priscilla Queen of the Desert
Victor Frankenstein
The Haunting in Connecticut
The Haunting in Connecticut 2
Suicide Squad
The Stepford Wives
Accused at 17
My Girl
Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales
What Lies Beneath
The Possession
Clown
Patch Adams
The Amityville Horror (1979)
Atlantis: The Lost Empire
Eloise
Dirty Dancing (2017)
The Adventures of Huck Finn
Lost & Found
Burning Bright
The Mummy (2017)
The Boy
Twilight: New Moon
Back to the Future 2
Haunter
Life on the Line
Hercules
Pocahontas
Mamma Mia
Scooby Doo
Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone
Magic Beyond Worlds: J K Rowling Story
The Silence of the Lambs
Despicable Me 3
Taking Flight
The Cat in the Hat
Alice Through the Looking Glass (2016)
Pet
Slumlord
The Girl With All the Gifts
Sausage Party
Spider-man : Homecoming
Evil Dead
Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children
The Wise Little Hen
Granny O'Grimm's Sleeping Beauty
French Roast
The Pied Piper
First Kid
In Search of Dr Seuss
The China Plate
June
The Shallows
The Amityville Horror (2005)
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
Too Many Crooks
Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets
In a Heatbeat
Stubble Trouble
Head Over Heels
Ghost
Carrie (2013)
Brewster's Millions
Singin' in the Rain
Beneath the Darkness
Ice Princess
Annabelle: Creation
The Quiet Ones
Sleepy Hollow
28 Days Later
Return to Nim's Island
Joshua
Dark House
Ouija: Origin of Evil
Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them
When a Stranger Calls
Pleasantville
Raiders of the Lost Ark
As Dreamers Do
Nightwatch
Fun Size
The Box
High School Musical
Practical Magic
It (2017)
Dead Silence
Just Like Heaven
Pooh's Grand Adventure: The Search for Christopher Robin
Who Killed Cock Robin?
Kit Kittredge: An American Girl 
Gentlemen Prefer Blondes
Return to Oz
Goodbye Christopher Robin
The Uninvited
Hide and Seek
Pixels
Cooties
The Emoji Movie
The Matrix
The Mist
Big Fat Liar 
After.Life
Haunt
A November Christmas
Ice Sculpture Christmas
A Heavenly Christmas
Happy Death Day
Christmas on Chestnut Street
Make Mine Music
Fun in Acapulco
I'm Not Ready for Christmas
The Christmas Parade
Wreck-it Ralph
A Muppet Family Christmas
Carry on Regardless
Blue Hawaii
Murder on the Orient Express (2017)
Finding Mrs Claus
What We Did on our Holiday
Insidious
Insidious 2
My One Christmas Wish
The Three Gifts
Christmas with the Andersons
Paddington 2
Rings
Scrooge (1970)
Countdown to Christmas
One Magic Christmas
A Cinderella Christmas
Carry On Again Doctor
The Adventures of Pinocchio
Eloise at Christmastime
Olaf's Frozen Adventure
Home Alone 2: Lost in New York
Louis & Luca and the Snow Machine
Wihin
All I Want for Christmas
Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause
A Christmas Carol (2009)
Prancer
A Journey Back to Christmas
Holiday Inn
Frozen
Jingle All the Way
Oliver!
The Greatest Showman
Everything, Everything
Arachnophobia
Bedknobs and Broomsticks
Hook
The Harvest
Maggie

As you can see I have mostly watched new movies this year, which was one of my resolutions last year. I hope to keep up the good work in 2018. If you have any recommendations for me based on the films I have watched, please comment and let me know.

Saturday, 29 August 2015

Disney Tag

For today's blog post I felt like doing a Disney tag. I found one on tumblr and decided to answer the questions. If you want to have a go too, leave the answers in the comments.

1. Name a character you didn't like at first, but then grew to love.
Ok, so I may get some hate for this one, but let me explain. At first I really didn't like Mulan. Not just the movie, but I didn't connect with the character. As a really girly 6 year old when it came out, I was into my princess and fairy movies. Mulan was the total opposite of what I had grown up with. I don't think I fully understood the story and just saw her as a tomboy who was into fighting. It was only recently I revisited the story and realised how amazing she was. She sacrificed her own life for her father's, who couldn't admire that.

2. Do you prefer CGI or hand drawn animation?
This question is so difficult for me. I adore the hard work and commitment then went into all the hand drawn animation from the early days of Disney. They also remind me of all the amazing techniques Walt himself developed that has made animation what it is today. However, the CGI nowadays is so realistic and makes the movies all that more believable. They can create characters and worlds that Walt wouldn't have been able to imagine back in the day. So therefore I would choose CGI.

3. Which storyline would you choose for the next animated movie?
I feel like Red Riding Hood has been somewhat overlooked by Disney. I have seen a very old short by them that features the story slightly, but I would like to see a full length animated feature based on it, maybe showing a different version of the tale. Although, Hoodwinked kind of got in there first.

4. What is your favourite first meeting scene?
My favourite first meeting scene would have to be when Aurora and Prince Philip meet. She is dancing around in the forest with her animal friends dreaming of her Prince. The animals then steal his clothes and pretend to be a prince, little does she know he's around the corner waiting to step in the dance. It's just so sweet and a very princessy way to meet your dream prince.

5. What would be your ideal Disney career?
I would love nothing more than to work in Disney World. I have a couple of jobs I would love to do, one of them being a character performer. I have recently played Tinkerbell at a Princess Ball in my hometown and it sparked my interest of this role all the more, it was so fun talking to the kids, posing for photos and getting to act like a pixie. I would also adore to be a photopass photographer, as I love photography and seeing families and friends have a magical time would be truly special.

6. Have you ever been to a Disney themed party?
Of course! I had a Disney/Alice in Wonderland themed Sweet 16th themed birthday party. It was amazing. I dressed as the Queen of Hearts and all my friends came as Disney characters. It was perfect.

7. What is your favourite Disney villain song?
I know this answer hands down. I sing it most days and it's my go to Disney track. Poor Unfortunate Souls from the Little Mermaid. Not only is Ursula my favourite Disney villain but this song is perfect. It sets the whole tone for the movie and explains about Ursula and what she does. "I'm a very busy woman and I haven't got all day, it won't cost much, just your voice!"

8. Which movie do you think is the most underrated?
Basil, the Great Mouse Detective is actually one of my favourite Disney movies. It's that movie that you ask people if they enjoy and they respond with "what's that?" I love the detective feel of this movie and it totally leaves the princess/imaginary world behind and focuses more on reality (well as much as you can with talking mice and evil rats!) 

9. Which Disney movie scene makes you cry?
I never cry at Disney movies but I do feel emotional at some moments in films, such as bambi's mother's death, mufasa's death and the last 10 mintues of Toy Story 3. However, the one that really tugs my heartstrings is the first 10 minutes of Up. That story of Ellie and Carl has more feeling in it than most romance movies I have seen.. I just always feel so sorry for Carl, as that unfortunately is real life, people leave you and you have to try and carry on.

10. If you could live in any World from any Disney movie, which would you choose?
Oooh this is so tough! I think I would have to choose the Little Mermaid. I love the idea of being able to live and breathe underwater, especially as a Princess. Mermaid life just seems so cool (even though she traded it in for our life.) Plus her underwater city of Atlantica seems like the perfect home. 

Ok, so here are the 10 questions I have chosen to answer. I have just realised that I didn't even get to mention my favourite movie in any of those answers. 
Hope you enjoyed reading this.
See ya real soon!