Leanne Goodall

Once again the combination of Adam Sandler & Drew Barrymore has knocked it out of the ballpark (Go Tyler!), lots of blended family situations we can all relate to or know of someone who has been through the trials and tribulations of such but when it's done with humour and quick wit it's a lot of belly laughs. Terry Crews' character is woven in throughout the film and imho is absolutely hilarious!! Great movie, thoroughly enjoyed it!

I've often said if animals ruled the world humans would be in a lot of trouble. When they showed how they caught the baby calf orcas, namely Tilikum, in the wild and we hear the harrowing cries from their mothers it kind of reminded me of the stolen generation of First Nationer's here in Australia. These majestic mammals don't deserve to be kept in a concrete bath tub, they deserve freedom and non depressive lives. Would the big wig corporate hierarchy of SeaWorld like to spend their days in solitary confinement, performing tricks for food? I think not! Like the trainer at the end of the film, who cried when he saw them in the wild traveling in a straight line and freely jumping....not ashamed to say that I did too.

I was never a true Whitney fan but did appreciate her amazing voice with an incredible range. The Bodyguard is still one of my favourite movies (which I watched, again) before I seen this movie. I'm not going to go to much into detail and spoilers for those who haven't watched it but I feel it's a wonderful biopic into the highs and lows of Whitney's life. I honestly believe if she had've chosen another route at the crossroads of her life we'd still be hearing her live today. Naomi Ackie obviously studied her subject well as imho it's a wonderful portrayal of Whitney as is the role of Clive Davis by Stanley Tucci. My moral portrayal: If you have a God given talent that brings so much joy to others... don't destroy it with drugs and alcohol and make sure your manager is of great moral fibre regardless if they're family or not.

The best time slot was 9.30pm as the content was more risqué and imo heaps funnier. Had to make sure days work was done, dishes washed, kids bathed, fed and put to bed before grabbing a coldie from the esky and settling down to the best 2 hours of laughter for the week. I watched the Hey Hey It's 100 Years last night and when it came to the segment of "What Cheeses Me Off" I do believe I heard my cousin's name, Adam Goodall from Puckapunyal (My uncle was in the Army there at one stage) mentioned. I vividly remember a Red Faces segment where there was a lady called Sam performing. In come the different camera angles, fat jokes and Mac trucks references. Of course you wouldn't be able to get away with it on TV today, but I laughed that hard I started having contractions and went into labour with my eldest son. Awesome and great memories!!

Loved this series and I'm over 60...goes to show you're never to old to believe in magic and fantasy. Great cast and solid acting, Hallea Jones as Eden Hawk was outstanding (imo) in the 2nd series as well.

I watched the movie on Netflix with my 6 yo granddaughter and just about lost it when Trump and Melania rocked up at Buckingham Palace!! The selfie scenes and the voice of Trump had me rolling with laughter. Now of course my granddaughter would not know the Trump references and other dialogue throughout the movie that would go over a lot of kids heads but I think that's why it's a funny movie for all ages.....okay well maybe not teenagers. The Queen and Prince Philip were wonderfully portrayed as were the staff of Buckingham Palace.