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THREAD: Seen as tho I& #39;ve got nothing better to do, I& #39;m gonna review every single film and tele programme I watch during this period. Here we go....
The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1996): One of the more underrated Disney films. Got absolutely banging songs, boss score and characters. Frollo is probably the most evil Disney villain and I& #39;m here for it.
The Lion King (1994): One of the greats. Probably the best opening to a film ever. Unreal songs, unreal characters, good imagery and animation. Hakuna Matata is a good motto for these times. 10/10.
Witness (1985): Harrison Ford as a detective hiding out in Amish country. Good story, bit slow in places and the endings abit rushed but an enjoyable film nonetheless. 8/10.
Hercules (1997): Another underrated Disney film. Good art design and songs, Go the Distance probably one of the greatest Disney songs. However, the characters are flawed and don& #39;t really do much for me. 7/10.
The Goonies (1985): Absolute cult classic. Pirates and treasure hunts, what more could want. Also, the truffle shuffle. 9/10.
Adventures in Babysitting (1987): Very solid film. Elisabeth Shue playing a babysitter who takes her kids into the city, running into gangsters and hanging off a building. Boss scene when she sings the blues. Plus I think I might fancy Elisabeth Shue so there you go. 8/10
Three Men and a Baby (1987): Decent film. Standard run of the mill 80s cheese really. Funny in parts, good story. Nothing spectacular. 7/10
Rocketman (2019): Who doesn& #39;t love abit of Elton? Standard musical biopic full of all the clichés. Montage showing rise? check. Twat of a record producer? Check. Money grabbing manager? Check. Tunes? Check. It was decent. 7/10
The Office US: An absolutely belting programme. Jim, Pam, Dwight and Michael are some of the greatest characters on Tele. Better yet every single character is great, bar Gabe. The last 2 series let it down but the final 2 episodes and seasons 1-7 are enough for a 10/10.
Treasure Planet (2002): The forgotten Disney classic. Watching brought back so many memories of simpler times. Fantastic art design with the mix of 3D and 2D animation. 9/10.
