Noah Gamal

This movie is great and the only movie that makes me cry 2 times. I play Dungeons and Dragons so I love how barley is similar like that

Fuck you mean? Young Gunna Wunna back, callin' me splurge Watch me jump right off the curb (eeeyah) Bentley Spur fly like a bird Spin on the first and the third (eeeyah) Solid, I'm keepin' my word Can't be my equal, I don't know what you heard (eeeyah) Crank up the foreign, I swerve Keep me a stick if they purge (eeeyah) Ha, ha (eeeyah) Ha, ha (eeeyah) Ha, ha (eeeyah) Ha, ha (eeeyah) Fuck you mean? Young Gunna Wunna, they workin' my nerves (eeeyah) I'm about to pour up some syrup (eeeyah) Fucking this bitch like a perv' (eeeyah) Smack from the back, grab her perm (eeeyah) Ice, the burr, uh, shittin' on all you lil' turds

Fuck you mean? Young Gunna Wunna back, callin' me splurge Watch me jump right off the curb (eeeyah) Bentley Spur fly like a bird Spin on the first and the third (eeeyah) Solid, I'm keepin' my word Can't be my equal, I don't know what you heard (eeeyah) Crank up the foreign, I swerve Keep me a stick if they purge (eeeyah) Ha, ha (eeeyah) Ha, ha (eeeyah) Ha, ha (eeeyah) Ha, ha (eeeyah) Fuck you mean? Young Gunna Wunna, they workin' my nerves (eeeyah) I'm about to pour up some syrup (eeeyah) Fucking this bitch like a perv' (eeeyah) Smack from the back, grab her perm (eeeyah) Ice, the burr, uh, shittin' on all you lil' turds

This movie is great. One of my favorite icons and I just love the mr bean character. He's super funny and I want to be like him

**Review: Mr. Bean's Holiday** "Mr. Bean's Holiday" is a delightful and refreshing comedy that takes the iconic character on an unforgettable journey through the picturesque landscapes of France. Rowan Atkinson once again delivers a stellar performance as Mr. Bean, capturing the essence of his charmingly awkward and mischievous persona. The film's strength lies in its simplicity—there's no complex plot or heavy dialogue, just Mr. Bean navigating a series of hilarious and often absurd situations, from accidentally getting lost in the French countryside to inadvertently becoming a star at the Cannes Film Festival. The physical comedy is executed brilliantly, and Atkinson’s impeccable timing keeps**Review: Mr. Bean's Holiday** "Mr. Bean's Holiday" is a delightful and refreshing comedy that takes the iconic character on an unforgettable journey through the picturesque landscapes of France. Rowan Atkinson once again delivers a stellar performance as Mr. Bean, capturing the essence of his charmingly awkward and mischievous persona. The film's strength lies in its simplicity—there's no complex plot or heavy dialogue, just Mr. Bean navigating a series of hilarious and often absurd situations, from accidentally getting lost in the French countryside to inadvertently becoming a star at the Cannes Film Festival. The physical comedy is executed brilliantly, and Atkinson’s impeccable timing keeps the laughs coming. Visually, the film is a treat. The stunning cinematography showcases the beauty of the French Riviera, adding a layer of visual pleasure to the comedic escapades. The supporting cast, including the young actor Max Baldry, adds depth and warmth to the story, creating a light-hearted yet heartwarming atmosphere. What makes "Mr. Bean's Holiday" truly special is its universal appeal. Without relying heavily on dialogue, it reaches across language barriers, making it a film that can be enjoyed by audiences of all ages and backgrounds. The humor is clean and family-friendly, ensuring it’s a movie that can be watched and rewatched by all generations. Overall, "Mr. Bean's Holiday" is a joyous escape into the world of one of Britain’s most beloved characters. It's a perfect pick for those looking to enjoy a feel-good movie filled with laughter, charm, and a bit of unexpected adventure.

*"Klaus* is a modern holiday classic that breathes new life into the origins of Santa Claus with its unique storytelling and stunning animation. The film blends heartwarming moments with humor and delivers a powerful message about kindness and the impact of selfless acts. The hand-drawn animation style, reminiscent of traditional 2D films, is visually captivating and adds a timeless quality to the movie. The characters are well-developed, and the voice acting, particularly by Jason Schwartzman and J.K. Simmons, brings them to life in a memorable way. Overall, *Klaus* is a beautifully crafted film that is both enchanting and deeply moving, making it a must-watch for audiences of all ages during the holiday season."

2nd favorite movie after rango

I love this movie and is by far my favorite movie. I love rango

As a muslim myself completely ignore the review of Aisha Aljallaf because this is a normal movie that doesn't have to do with Israel or palestine. It also shows norway trying to create peace against the 2 countries because they are neutral

Great movie love the electrifying mood and the funny lines