30 Day Film Challenge

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Day 12: Your favourite animated film?
I’ve only watched a few animated films. My fav childhood film (Batman: Mask of the Phantasm) overlaps with this, but a more recent example is Wreak-It Ralph.

I also liked Castle in the Sky when I watched it for the first time recently on tv.
 
Day 11; Your favorite film from your childhood?
Beauty and the Beast, I think, but I'm not sure. I remember being very happy getting B&B from my great grandmother for Christmas one year though. But I also remember renting True Lies an awful lot with my sister.

Day 12; Your favorite animated film?
Spirited Away maybe
 
Day 12; Your favorite animated film?

Two different versions of The Little Mermaid, the Disney one and a Japanese animation from the 70s which portrays the original story with the horrendously depressing ending.
 
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I love the original H.C. Andersen story, though the movie is cool, too :D
Day 11 : Your favorite film from your childhood ?

Leon
Well, many years ago, my family said that I loved it so much, so I believe them. I didn't remember that movie. So later after they told me that I loved it so much, I rewatched it and it's kind of true that the scene in the toilets is a sort of deja vu.

Same here! I watched it when I was a kid, loved it, didn't remember it, saw it again a couple years ago and it felt like déjà vu.

Day 10: Your favorite director?
I have to say Quentin Tarantino because the director work on Kill Bill alone is my favourite ever.

Day 11: Your favourite film from your childhood?
I watched Charlie and The Chocolate Factory (the remake) all the time (same as other people here, I used to drive my mom nuts at the video store until she taped it), I still probably know it by heart.

Day 12: Your favorite animated film?
Megamind or Cloudy With A Chance of Meatballs.
 
Day 13; A film that you used to love but now you hate?
I don't know that I have one, actually. The closest I can think of is The Lovely Bones but the first time around I didn't finish it and then, years later, when I finally did finish it, I hated it. Not sure that counts 🙂
 
Day 13; A film that you used to love but now you hate?
Star Wars: The Force Awakens
(wouldnt really say 'love' as if I 'loved' a movie I probably still do.. but that was close enough)
 
Day 13; A film that you used to love but now you hate?
I kinda wanna say Charlie & The Chocolate Factory because now I see the defaults.
 
Day 11: A film that you used to love but now you hate?
I dunno if I have one either. The closest would be Batman Returns. I remember liking it when I first watched it as a teenager, but when I went back to it again nearly a year ago, I hated it.
 
Day 11: A film that you used to love but now you hate?
Wouldn't say hate. Just that I think it's really overrated and doesn't age well.
Seen it as a kid & then years later as a teen. Really liked it when was younger. Not so much when was older. 😳
E.T.
 
Day 13: A film that you used to love but now you hate?

Hate is probably too strong a word but there are a few films I loved in childhood which I found don't hold up as an adult, such as All Dogs Go To Heaven and FernGully.
 
Day 12 : Your favorite animated film?

The Lion King

Day 13 : A film that you used to love but now you hate?

Shakespeare In Love
 
Day 11: Your favourite film from your childhood?
Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, Stand By Me, Back to the Future trilogy, or It (although I guess that's really a mini series)...I cant decide and I could probably mention a bunch more 😉

Day 12 : Your favourite animated film?
Alice in Wonderland.

Special mention to Brave and Sleeping Beauty 🙂


Day 13 : A film that you used to love but now you hate?
I wouldn't say "hate" but the Austin Powers movies have not held up for me at all. I don't find them funny like I did when I was little.
 
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Day 14 : Your favorite quote from any film ?

Leon :
"Is life always this hard, or is it just when you're a kid? "
"Always like this."

Honorable Mention to Kill Bill "No, no, no, no, no. No, to get even, even-Steven... I would have to kill you... go up to Nikki's room, kill her... then wait for your husband, the good Dr. Bell, to come home and kill him. That would be even, Vernita. That'd be about square. "
 
Day 14; Your favorite quote from any film?
It would change constantly, but the first one that immediately came to mind was this one, from Fried Green Tomatoes, a favorite of mine.

"A heart can be broken, but it will keep beating just the same."
 
Day 14: Your favourite quote from any film?
Hard to choose a favourite. The two quotes below come to mind.

“The greatest trick the devil ever pulled was convincing the world he didn't exist.” - The Usual Suspects

[last lines]
Sarah Connor: [narrating] The unknown future rolls toward us. I face it, for the first time, with a sense of hope. Because if a machine, a Terminator, can learn the value of human life, maybe we can too. - Terminator 2 (Source: IDMB)
 
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