Anna Sweret

So touching, so heartwarming! Little Sara Crewe (Shirley Temple) had been sent to a London boarding school with a cruel headmistress, Amanda Minchin (Mary Nash). This was because her father, Captain Reginald Crewe (Ian Hunter) had to go to Mafeking (or Mahikeng) to fight in The Second Boer War. After his name appears on the casualty list, everyone thinks he is now 'late' Captain Crewe, and Sara has to suffer because of this. Sara never loses hope in finding her father, even under the circumstances she was living in. The plot is very original and many adaptations have been made. Still, the original will always be the best! Just hearing this story will take you on an emotional rollercoaster. The song 'Old Kent Road' has been added to this film to add a little creativity. Shirley Temple and Arthur Treacher had danced to this song to make it very touching and more emotional. This song was just perfect to give a little bit of 'hope' to everyone. Again, you must watch this as it is guaranteed to make your day and warm your heart.

The show is unwatchable to anyone who’s ever picked up a history book. It’s full of inaccuracies. If you’re showing this to your kids, tell them to watch it as entertainment and not as anything informational because they’ll leave with more misconceptions than they had before watching it. Just watch horrible histories. Better production value and much better accuracy are really needed. It's clear the producers have put in no effort and wanted to just get it over with. The last 'Who Was Show' episode is about Julius Caesar and it starts off with two massive errors within the first two minutes. First, they claim Julius Caesar was a Roman Emperor (which he wasn’t). This is a very big mistake to make as this was the very reason he was murdered. Secondly, the Roman legionnaires are wearing what seems to be LARPING Greek armor... totally wrong culture... If you’re making a show and claim it is informative then at least put some effort in! Clearly no one in charge cared enough. I feel sorry for the crew as they seem to be giving it all their effort.

If you like movies that are basic, boring and effortless, then Tall Girl is a great movie for you. The plot, the acting, and the message straight-up sucks. This movie will make you fall asleep, do not watch as it is awful. The film takes place in New Orleans where we are introduced to Jodi Kreyman (Ava Michelle) who is a 6 ft 1 inch, 16-year-old high school girl. Ever since she was little her she’s been insecure about her height and her dad even thinks she has a medical problem. She is frequently being bullied by everyone at school and her best friend Fareeda (Anjelika Washington) keeps telling her to not care. Another important character is Dunkleman (Griffin Gluck). He is also one of Jodi’s best friends and he often asks her out but she is refusing because she doesn’t want to date anyone shorter than her. A foreign exchange student from Sweden named Stig (Luke Eisner) has just transferred to the school. Jodi takes a liking of him immediately and she thinks that finally, this is the one guy she has been waiting for. However, Kimmy (Clara Wilsey) (who is also Jodi’s bully/enemy) also starts to take a liking for him and starts showing him around the school. Jodi doesn’t know what to do and then proceeds to tell her older sister Harper (Sabrina Carpenter) about this problem. Harper says that Jodi has no chance with him, but that doesn’t stop Jodi. Dunkleman is aware of Jodi having a crush on Stig and is sad when he finds out that he will be staying with him. Jodi comes over to Dunkelman’s house in hope of getting closer to Stig. Kimmy finds out about this and that’s when the situation starts to escalate. First of all, the plot is ridiculous, confusing and boring. It’s cheesy, predictable and not thought through at all. Throughout almost the whole movie I could tell what was going to happen, and it was not interesting. The writers really didn’t put any effort into it and it was just like every other boring movie I have seen. It was like they only changed the names of the people. Kimmy is your basic mean girl like in every other movie. She has been bullying Jodi since they were little. Big surprise. And of course, when Stig comes and is the hottest guy in the school, since Kimmy is the prettiest, of course, they just have to date! See? It’s basic and just like every other boring teen movie. In addition, the acting is fake and effortless. Ava Michelle (actor of Jodi) is boring and uninteresting. She puts in no effort whatsoever; in her voice and actions. Furthermore, Clara Wilsey (actor of Kimmy) is overdramatic and annoying. Her acting is fake and you can see right through it. None of the actors are putting in any effort, and that’s just making this movie so much worse than it could potentially be. Lastly, the message the writers wanted to come out of this just went in the wrong direction. They were trying to get out the message like in The Greatest Showman, where they are telling you to be yourself and love yourself, but instead, it just became too general and it was too much about the height. Also, how many people really struggle with being tall? They just weren’t able to really grasp the idea they wanted. Big failure. Also, kids can take the message of this movie as 'Always make fun of tall people'. We don't want kids to take away this message! Kids can also feel that they should be ashamed of themselves for who they are. Thank you movie! In conclusion, this movie is dreadful. The plot, acting and message of this movie is just straight-up bad. Do not watch. I repeat do not watch. According to the movie, being tall sucks. Do you know what else sucks? This movie.