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Jun. 30th, 2005 09:08 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
lizzybennetYesterday was a first for me: I went to the movies twice in one day. First, I took Zack and Pete to watch Shark Boy and Lava Girl. They loved it. From a grown up point of view, it was pretty bad. A weak plot, choppy scenes, no character development. I had a headache by the end from wearing the 3-D glasses for so long. None of that matters. The boys had a great time and that was the whole reason we went. It was full of stuff kids love (brain farts that make a persons head inflate like a balloon, a land of cookies and ice cream, etc.)
The second movie I saw was with Chris and Richard (![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
lithiumbedrooms, my awesome brother in law). We saw War of the Worlds. I loved it! It was sci fi at its best. I liked the perspective of earth's attack from a "civilian's" point of view. Usually, in these "alien attack" type movies (think "Independence Day") we see the action from the leadership or military point of view. Also, I liked the unexplained parts of the movie. What was that orange liquid? We don't know. That's cool.
We are off to the beach for a family fun day. Actually, we're hitting the bay. These shark attacks have us all a little freaked out.
The second movie I saw was with Chris and Richard (
lithiumbedrooms, my awesome brother in law). We saw War of the Worlds. I loved it! It was sci fi at its best. I liked the perspective of earth's attack from a "civilian's" point of view. Usually, in these "alien attack" type movies (think "Independence Day") we see the action from the leadership or military point of view. Also, I liked the unexplained parts of the movie. What was that orange liquid? We don't know. That's cool. We are off to the beach for a family fun day. Actually, we're hitting the bay. These shark attacks have us all a little freaked out.