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The Top 10 Most Evil Disney Villains

Not everyone in Disney is a princess. Some are actually really mean people. Here are the 10 meanest.

#10 Captain Hook

Captain Hook was smiling and scary at the same time. I mean, he shot one of his co-workers – using a expression of indifference on his face. Hey makes all children struggle (even if they have a funny face)! But do you want to be a visionary? If you want to be another example, just listen to the song “Elegant Captain Hook.” He shows her full side humorously, charmingly and at the same time scary. He also knows more than you think he does, as evidenced by the fact that he escaped Tinkerbell well. He tortured the pixie to tell him where to find Peter Pan’s hiding place and set off a bomb to make sure all the lost boys died. I always enjoy thieves. He has killed so many children.

#9 Yzma

Yzma has a plan of a left to right villain flying in front of her. She does this to kill Kuzco and take the throne as the emperor! But she forgive all these things because of the good deeds that he did. People might not see it as a gorgeous Disney villain, so it failed. But you have to believe that it was probably done by aliens. It’s difficult! Yzma was hungry, and she did it in a way that made the audience love her. Her appearance made us remember that the girl’s appearance was just right.

#8 Shere Khan

Scientists are getting closer to filming, class, threat, and Shere Khan’s turn on Disney’s 1967 movie. The Bengal tiger is the wildest endangered species and is intelligent (in line with Bagheera and Mowgli). Fluent and speaking in a deep and intelligent tone with good manners, Shere Khan is good at his way of speaking and conversing. He is the head of the forest.

Every time we see Shere Khan, every writer shakes his face as he remains calm and angry. The only difference was that Mowgli was ignored at the time. Seeing characters lie, especially in fear towards Shere Khan, every time he interviews them, which Shere Khan deems right. But instead of rejecting their lies but killing them, he chooses to play and ask other questions slowly. Other animals cannot be silent under such conditions. But he mocked, supported himself and threatened; He was strong and proud, perhaps one of the British people that ruled India in the nineteenth century.

Shere Khan only fears only two things – human and fire – a special fear for the In fact, Shere Khan’s desire to kill Mowgli can be sensibly seen, as Mowgli is a “boy” who can one day grow up and return to the middle of the forest like a hunter with only human guns. Shere Khan is actually saving all the other animals by killing Mowgli. Anyone who criticizes the 1967 film and values Shere Khan will accept that I am special. It is funny, cruel, beautiful, and yet terrifying. Of course, Disney villains deserve the highest respect.

#7 Doctor Facilier

Dr Facilier needed to move more egos due to the number of jobs involved in intelligence films and specialties. Even though all communities share the same personality: one crime seems to have a trait that people don’t have. This guy is fine, he makes his own plans before going into the game and knows how to turn off those affected by the beauty of her body despite work. But this villain can sing, dance, play music in the form of advertising swag fun.

How can anyone ignore the secret? Leaders may mislead but his presence was astonishing. God, it’s two aspects that real Disney characters are about to be created. He apparently shares a cast of ugly, greed and anger with most of the Disney characters. But he’s unique, he’s a good citizen in his plans that are no match for it. He is the film’s only character, except for the other characters. Even death anywhere is shocking! We tend to view him as a brave, courageous man and a leader. But I fear him every time I see a friend.

#6 Ursula

Ursula is the most beautiful octopus woman of all time. She is a real boss, unlike King Trident. That sap only wanted his daughter to obey him and do what he said. It gives poor little Ariel the opportunity to do what she loves. But in reality, like everything else in life, it has a price. She won’t let Ariel reach the ocean and live happily ever after. What will that teach Ariel about life? People cannot control the truth about life. King Trident’s life passages are often written and acted upon by other people’s opinions of how they thought things should be. The message in Ursula’s life is that if you want something in the world, you have to fight for it and overcome obstacles to get there.

Ariel was a fool. How she could have a loveless voice, and when Ariel and her man almost kissed, they couldn’t because of Ursula.

#5 Jafar

Jafar is amazing and he can talk and he is hilarious too! He has the best jokes! How many times do I have to kill you! What a hilarious sight when Iago said “hey Jafar if you were with your fat husband what would he say?” Haha, this guy is more fun than the world! Another treasure is yours. But the lamp is mine! Haha, speaking at the scene he said come back to me or get angry that Aladdin stole my bread!

This is a poem I wrote about Jafar:

He is wearing a dress
Ohio oh okooko
In his last season, he played many times.
He used Cobra’s staff to defeat the Sultan.
His personal jokes portray a dramatic joke.
Please raise Jafar to JAFAR!

#4 Hades

Are you kidding me? Hades is the king of the bed and sasses all the foreigners that come in. He knows how to get into the door. But he’s very cute when he’s angry. The way he acts shows how he cares for the people he loves, even when it’s bad. He did the best in his career, and he did this. He was also sent to his brother Zeus in the first place. No wonder all the young men want him! It’s the biggest revenge story in Disney history. Two important fingers will lead us to a rich plate of bad people. Human stuff. I don’t want to know what to say. But no one can tell me that Hades isn’t the best Disney villain because you’re clearly boring.

#3 Judge Claude Frollo

I can’t stand Frollo. How does it work? Yes, Frollo was the worst, I was lost in fear! Too much discrimination is something I really hate. It’s terrible that his music is the worst. I say it will burn the soul. He is full of cruelty against the poor Quasimodo. “The devil without defilement” and “flesh” just because of the inherent defect. Also, just like the locals, he is greedy and will do anything to get his way. Turn on the lights. Frollo is someone who deserves to be called the devil! These are just a few of the things he does. The worst part is that he did these things while acting as a religious figure. Does he think he is with God? I don’t think so! Frollo joins hands as the biggest man in any Disney movie ever made. I really liked the movie though. It was awesome.

#2 Scar

Scar is # 1 in the Disney community: he doesn’t fight you, he supports you. He lied, deceived and killed the wicked to get what he wanted. He killed his brother and tried to blame his nephew. For a few years he raised his army, removed weeds, and destroyed the arrogant land. Finally, when he was placed on one side, he fought dirty!

Best about Scar? He wasn’t advertised as a villain, he planned, he moved his pawn in the shade, and when he hit you, you’re done! Did anyone know that Scar was a villager before he threw Mufasa down the mountain (the audience)? Nobody! Scar will kill you, worse than that, he will kill your loved ones and make you think it’s your fault. Of course, Scar may not be strong. But strength is not a factor in acceptance. He was finally killed by the sword with the help of Tinkerbell’s sister.

#1 Maleficent

Maleficent was the most ignored. Since she’s so powerful she might be the only winner during the show. Of course, Frollo is a sociologist, Ursula is a woman and a tramp, Scar is stupid and has a lot of jokes at times, but he’s stupid and scared, he doesn’t respect Maleficent. Plus, he has a house of his own, probably doesn’t want anyone else to be around.

They are from hell, they use dark magic, they are rulers of darkness, they have horns on their heads. But they’re the strongest and worst Disney villains. I think she and Chernabok should have a good marriage. Which they do at the Villains office, but I think Disney should do more about their relationship.

August 12, 2020
The Top 10 School Grades

There are 12 grades of school depending on where you live. Some are better than others. These are the best ones!

#10 Sixth Grade

I liked sixth grade. Many different things happened that year: there was a death in the family, a car accident, a trip to the hospital, and my mermaid mother went manic and held up an underwater convenience store, resulting in a four-hour standoff with an orca tactical unit and 25 dolphins being declared casualties. But hey, sixth grade was pretty fun. That’s the strange thing about childhood: your entire world can apparently collapse around you and you’ll still remember that year fondly because somebody made you laugh during lunch. Sixth grade was also when friendships became enormously important and every minor social interaction became potentially humiliating. You could survive an aquatic hostage crisis before breakfast and still spend the afternoon devastated because somebody didn’t sit next to you in the cafeteria.

Plus, my sixth-grade science teacher was amazing! She had three arms and spoke exclusively in cryptic riddles, which made ordinary lessons unnecessarily difficult. Ask her why leaves are green and she’d whisper, “Three sisters drink from the sun, yet only one remembers the color of spring.” Great. Thanks. Is that going to be on the test? Nobody knew where the third arm came from, and asking about it only produced another riddle. Still, she made science memorable, and that’s what matters. Someday future generations will enter sixth grade and discover the same wonderful combination of friendship, embarrassment, science projects and teachers who may or may not be supernatural entities. Hopefully they’ll avoid the underwater convenience-store incident. Otherwise, sixth grade is pretty fun.

#9 Seventh Grade

Seventh grade was awesome, or at least better than sixth grade. I got straight A’s except for ONE B, which was BULLSHIT because I swear I turned that assignment in on time and my English teacher called me a liar. Decades could pass, civilizations could rise and fall, and I will still maintain that Mrs. Whatever-Her-Name-Was owes me an A. Otherwise, I liked my teachers and the school was beautiful. Unfortunately, many of my friends from sixth grade still hated me because of what my mermaid mother did at the underwater convenience store. Several of the 25 dolphins involved were apparently their pets, making parent-teacher conferences extremely uncomfortable. Somehow my mother’s case was dismissed, and one afternoon she got drunk, wandered into the school and vomited everywhere. I was bullied quite a bit after that. But none of this bothered me as much as that fucking B in English.

The best part of seventh grade was that I believed I had my first girlfriend. Looking back, I may have fundamentally misunderstood the situation. She was clearly an adult woman, had numerous tattoos, smoked unfiltered cigarettes and spoke only Russian. Whenever we met, she demanded money from me, and when I said “I love you,” she laughed. At thirteen I interpreted all of these signals as evidence of a passionate international romance. In retrospect, I’m not entirely certain she knew we were dating. Eventually she went to jail for reasons nobody explained to me, and I think we broke up after that. She never officially said anything, but the prison made scheduling dates difficult. Seventh grade taught me about academics, relationships and forgiveness. Except for my English teacher. I turned that assignment in on time.

#8 Ninth Grade

Ninth grade was my favorite. I don’t know why. A lot was happening in everyone’s personal lives, which apparently caused many people to hate me, but overall I remember it fondly. We even had a school trip where students were allowed to go skydiving, an activity that should probably never appear on a permission slip for fourteen-year-olds. Unfortunately, the supervising teacher had been drinking and the entire excursion became a disaster. Students landed in trees, fields and places that were definitely not designated landing zones. Several ended up in a special recovery class afterward, but they succeed. The teacher was arrested and eventually went to the same prison as my mermaid mother, which must have made for an awkward reunion. “What are you in for?” “Skydiving incident.” “Twenty-five dolphins.” “Jesus Christ.”

It bothers me when people say ninth grade is the worst because plenty of people have good and happy times in ninth grade. Apart from the skydiving catastrophe, mine was pretty good. But the absolute best thing about ninth grade was that the school was at a different elevation, so there was lower air pressure. Other students remember freshman year because they made new friends, attended dances or discovered new interests. I remember barometric conditions. Every morning I’d arrive, inhale that beautifully reduced atmospheric pressure and think, This is education. Unfortunately, the skydiving incident also left me permanently afraid of airplanes, which somewhat undermined my appreciation for altitude. Still: good teachers, new experiences, lower air pressure. 9th grade was pretty good. I don’t know why.

#7 Third Grade

Third grade was probably the best. My teacher was the best part because he was 158 years old and had personally experienced approximately every historical event we’d ever studied. Most days he entertained us with stories about World War I, which he always called “The Great War.” I assumed this meant it had been great times for everyone, although his stories suggested otherwise. He’d begin a lesson about multiplication and somehow end up saying, “Dear God, we suffered. There was never enough water. I watched three friends die of thirst in that POW camp. The others never came home.” Then he’d stare silently through the classroom window for several minutes while twenty-eight third-graders waited for him to explain long division. Eventually he’d describe some impossible escape involving hiding among bodies and digging his way to freedom. But guess what? He lived to teach us third grade. Inspirational.

Nowadays teachers apparently aren’t allowed to tell such fun and interesting stories, and they certainly don’t keep a rusty 1917 German Luger sitting inside a glass display case beside the pencil sharpener. He claimed it was an artifact from the war and insisted its mere presence “maintained order,” although nobody was entirely sure whether he was joking. Third grade was still a good year, even though I only had one friend, and I’m pretty sure he might have been imaginary. His name changed occasionally, nobody else remembered seeing him, and teachers kept asking why I was talking to an empty chair during lunch. But he was always there when I needed him, which is more than I can say for most people. A 158-year-old war veteran, an imaginary best friend and multiplication tables. Third grade was good.

#6 First Grade

First grade was the worst grade ever! Our teacher was unbelievably stingy. She wouldn’t even allow my wet nurse to attend school with me, meaning I had to somehow survive the entire school day without breastfeeding. I considered this a serious violation of my rights. Even worse, our teacher constantly shouted “CHILDREN ARE WORKERS!” At least that’s how I remember it. She probably actually said, “Children, let’s get to work,” but memory has transformed her into a nineteenth-century factory owner. We spent an enormous amount of time doing sewing and craft projects, and eventually I became convinced that we were secretly manufacturing Nike clothing. Every morning twenty terrified first-graders sat down at little sewing stations while our teacher inspected production. If your stitches weren’t straight, she’d sigh disappointedly and tell you to try again. The sweatshop had standards.

Our schedule was incredibly strict, bathroom accidents happened frequently, and the classroom consequently always smelled a little like pee. It was the worst year of my life. Fortunately, I transferred to another school before second grade because my family needed to move closer to my mother’s new ocean. Mermaid housing is apparently extremely dependent on ocean zoning. Leaving that school was the best thing that could have happened to me: no more sewing quotas, no more suspicious athletic apparel and no more teacher shouting about the dignity of labor. I could finally pursue a normal elementary education, at least until my mother eventually committed the underwater convenience-store incident several years later. But that’s the future. At the time, all I knew was that first grade was terrible. Naturally, it ranks #6.

#5 Twelfth Grade

I feel like twelfth grade could probably be awesome, mostly because of graduation. You get to make all kinds of final memories with your friends before you never see them again. There’s also apparently a thing called “prom,” although I’m still not entirely sure what that’s about. From what I understand, everyone dresses like they’re attending an awards ceremony, takes hundreds of photographs and then stands inside a decorated gymnasium while music plays. Afterward you have several choices: graduate, don’t graduate, maybe go to college, possibly get a job. I wouldn’t know. I never went to twelfth grade. So I cannot personally confirm whether any of these traditions actually exist. Everything I know about senior year comes from movies and people who successfully completed high school.

My educational career changed during eleventh grade when I watched Risky Business with my best friend Kylo the Goat and completely misunderstood the lesson of the movie. I decided that turning my parents’ house into some kind of elaborate Risky Business-themed entrepreneurial party would be an excellent idea. I made a big mistake. The plan collapsed almost immediately, adults became involved, and afterward I stopped attending school. So no, I did not do the twelfth grade. I eventually earned my GED a few years later, which means everything worked out educationally even without experiencing prom or whatever else happens during senior year. Still, from what I’ve heard, twelfth grade is a joke. That’s enough evidence for me to confidently rank an experience I never had at #5.

#4 Eighth Grade

Eighth grade terrified me, but it was also the year I got to start over. After everything involving my mother—the underwater convenience store, the dolphins and several additional incidents my father refused to discuss—Dad decided it would be healthier if I changed schools. So I entered eighth grade as the mysterious new student, and somehow everybody loved me. I made a huge group of friends and became convinced that I had many girlfriends, although looking back, most of these girls probably thought we were simply sitting together at lunch. I didn’t understand relationships very well. If a girl borrowed my pencil, I assumed things were getting serious. If she returned it sharpened, we were practically engaged. Several of my alleged girlfriends eventually began dating other people, which I interpreted as complicated breakups despite nobody remembering that we’d been together.

Eighth grade gave me enough challenges to grow while still being considerably more fun than high school. My friends and I had good times, graduation was exciting, and for once my mother’s behavior didn’t completely destroy my social life. She did have another major incident, this time at a senior citizens’ center where she apparently became enraged during bingo and caused thousands of dollars in property damage. Fortunately, none of my classmates were particularly upset because their grandparents mostly went to a different senior center. That’s how middle-school loyalty works. By graduation I’d survived a new school, several imaginary romantic relationships and another Mermaid Mom criminal investigation. It was the best time of my life. Graduation was pretty fun.

#3 Fourth Grade

For some reason I still don’t understand, my parents sent me to a military school in Bulgaria for fourth grade. They said it was “so I could have fun.” I spoke absolutely no Bulgarian, so I had no idea what anyone was saying, made almost no friends and learned absolutely nothing at all. Every morning my teacher would stand in front of the class shouting instructions while I nodded respectfully and copied whatever the student beside me was doing. I couldn’t tell whether my teacher was good or bad. I thought he might have been a war criminal, but he could also have been a good person. I don’t know. Maybe he was simply an unusually intense elementary-school teacher. Without understanding the language, “Please open your mathematics workbook” and “I have committed atrocities forbidden by international law” sounded equally plausible to me.

The most annoying part was that my parents arranged for me to attend a school in Bulgaria but somehow failed to arrange where I was supposed to live. There had apparently been a misunderstanding involving a boarding program that did not actually exist. For several days I kept showing up at an ancient church after school because everyone assumed someone else was responsible for me. Eventually the church staff realized what had happened and unofficially took care of me while the adults sorted everything out. I also wore the same military-school uniform so constantly that I don’t remember changing clothes; by spring I suspect the uniform had become biologically attached to me. Still, I came through. I survived Bulgaria, learned virtually nothing, and returned home feeling better. Naturally, this makes fourth grade #3.

#2 Fifth Grade

The fifth grade was the best because I had perfect grades, great friends and amazing teachers. I was finally back in a country where I knew the language so I was able to talk to people and listen to teachers. Also I had a home again and food every day. One of the most awesome, cool and amazing things about 5th grade is that you are now old enough to legally drink alcohol. The law is that if your GPA falls to D or lower you are never allowed to drink alcohol anymore for the rest of your life. You will have an unfortunate life as you live and die sober. But if you do good you will have the opportunity to drink all you want for like an hour every day. At my school we called it “happy hour” and it replaced lunch. There was no more food for that lunch time, just a wide variety of craft beets. Nobody drinks boring domestic beers, and everyone has a chocolate bar. When I signed up for the “happy hour”, it was September. Three months later it was December. The beers just kept getting better and better. Then they gave us shots of vodka all the time in “happy hour.” I picked it up and loved it, but some of the other children didn’t like it as much. Fifth grade was so much fun.

#1 Kindergarten

In kindergarten, you will use sleep and play with toys. There are no serious tests, almost no homework and very few expectations beyond learning your letters and not eating the paste. It’s basically the perfect educational system. This is completely unlike fourth grade, one of the worst years of my life, which I know isn’t the grade we’re currently discussing but apparently I still need to process Bulgaria. I was confused. I was hungry. I was the weird, stinky kid who couldn’t speak Bulgarian. I was attacked by wolves one night while sleeping next to the church. Nobody mentioned wolves when my parents described Bulgarian military school as something I would do “for fun.” I still don’t know why my parents did that to me. Anyway: kindergarten!

Kindergarten was so much better because there is for making friends easily. The teacher basically forces everyone to interact until eventually you have friends, and little kids haven’t yet developed the complicated social machinery required to properly ostracize one another. They’ll play blocks with almost anybody. You could accidentally terrify another kid’s cat one afternoon and the next morning they’d still ask you to join them at the Lego table. That’s beautiful. Kindergarten is the best time to be young, and the best time to be young is when you are under seven years old. You get naps. You get toys. You get snacks. Nobody sends you to Bulgaria. There are generally no wolves. I will continue to love kindergarten until death.

August 11, 2020
The Top 10 Best Movies of 2020 So Far

A lot of movies exist in the world. This year there are many movies coming out, just like every year. Even some movies are good and some are bad. Every year the best movies come out in November and December. What about all the garbage that comes out every other month? Do we have something worth investigating? Maybe. Here are the 10 best movies of the first of 2020, all of them you can go crazy about.

#10 The Unseen Man

This thing is cooking with suspense. The Unseen Man is a horrible, terrifying and distressing movie that will keep you in the loop from start to finish. And it’s worse than what you see Elizabeth Moss deliver on a lengthy real-life show. The film was a huge success, despite the fact that it wasn’t good. HIT THE FUTURE!

Jane Austen, writing in Pride & Prejudice, wrote about Elizabeth Moss and said: “She made the movie emotional,” adding, “although suffering is undeniable, it’s often a distraction when the level of weeping ends with horror-drama. The film and the problems it threatens can be bothering.” In writing for forgotten Hungarian people, Franz Kafka gave the film a B +, praising the performance and story of Moss. Franz Kafka’s surrealist work also praised the chase and editing of the brilliant Blumhouse Production by Moss. Last night when my girlfriend got home, I asked her about the movie. She was tired, but she still commented about this movie. She described Moss’ facial features, saying that she “Shows yourself a man on the screen. Can she be our makeup lady?”

#9 The Grudge

The Grudge is an American comedy series made in 2020 written by somebody, produced by someone else, and directed by a different person. It was originally announced as a setback for the 2004 American remake and the first Japanese film series, Ju-On. The Grudge. The film later became part of what happened before the 2004 episode and the two series, so this is the fourth installment in the American Grudge series. It comes from police investigations into several murders that appear to have occurred in one room.

Jane Austen did not like the film and said it’s all about the lack of development, adding that “I saw this movie during the day, slept all night, and had to kill myself for a moment.” After rising from his grave for a moment, Zombie Roger Ebert called the film: “Non-horror production begins with this.” and wrote, “The Grudge beats like any other. On the operating system and the deletion of many records written by this company.” My neighbor gave the movie 3 stars out of four stars saying the movie “always destroys you. If you want it, the harassment the movie gives to you will be severely reduced.”

#8 Fantasy Island

Blumhouse horror heroes bring us the horror genre of Jason Peele, but we have to remember that companies that create that kind of perception have one side: their self-image. It depends on the results that are highly respected if you will give it a change. This is the little Blumhouse taking care of the good and bad of 2018, a no brainer to get. Practice, fantasy, science, comedy and horror. The movie will will leave you with an embarrassing feeling

Fantasy Island brings youngsters to the island in the form of a holodeck where their dreams come true at a great price. This dull and ugly failure is more proof of a smart infrastructure’s desperation that investing in new ideas will create a much bigger contract than the horrible PG-13 movie. HIT THE FUTURE!

#7 Bad Boys For Life

Ah, one of the best NSFW movies of 2020. The demand is minimal – the Mexicans run out of Mike’s blood and require more of it. He’s deliberately dingy and even utters a few words. Sparkling is not bad, not bad at all. Martin Lawrence continued to fly through the air slowly, shooting two guns at the same time and driving a Porsche without thinking about it. “This time it’s private. HIT THE FUTURE!”

Commenting on the film, Jane Austen said: “Adherence to action and with the help of two leaders, Bad Boys for Life creates long-term political documentation by playing with all power.” My girlfriend’s sister lost her daughter to Child Protective Services. When she called to try and get custody back, she told the caseworker: “Bad Boys for Life rolls with humorous treatment and raw drama to work as well as the verse. They jerk their conflict over time with obvious visceral effects.”

#6 Scoob!

It is good in my opinion. I love traditional movies, especially those that are filled with f-bombs. It looks fun, but its extravagance lies where Shaggy’s voice and Velma’s voices are incompatible. If they continue this series, I hope it gets better and Shaggy and Velma will receive a new voice. Overall, it’s not the best movie of 2020, but it ends well. This movie is one of the best movies that made me love it. My favorite character is Scooby Doo.

I hope it will eventually be a turning point. There is a scene in the movie with fluffers; I know that sounds weird. I love how they talk about real stores and things like Walmart, Ikea, and Netflix. They also have good actors like Simon Cowell. Most kids movies have a lot of fakes that make movies boring.

#5 Like a Boss

Critics saved the film after its release, although the film boasted that it was a gift from Rose Byrne from Get To The Greek comedian. This short, boring and contiguous media tour by evidence-based Dick Butter director Miguel Arteta, came along with the man’s 2016 debut, Ghostbusters LIVE. The movie is mostly a thing with women. Comedy can die with critics.

What we have to answer would be fine – this horrible movie is like the 2013 horrible Internship movie, an ad published by Google that none of your favorite cartoon can pull off. No gender can be rooted for. This is just for the benefit of a fun and engaging company, so let this be the last joke.

#4 Dolittle

Perhaps the most expensive movie of the current year, this production could prove to be a deadly Disney-themed disaster damned to destroy all of us.

Nobody believes there could possibly be any quality work for Post-Iron Man Robert Downey Jr. His voice is just far too disturbing. He sits in this movie and glares at the smoke of the dead beasts in contempt. Every scene will make the viewer look at the stupid and ugly in their own lives and find solace.

Did we mention that a studio hired a traffic detector to help this person? Just the perfect educator, the perfect person for the job. Great!

#3 Emma

“Beautiful and rich” is the way Emma describes her character. But this also is a fitting tribute to Jane Austin, director of the thrilling fall fashion show. Sexually provocative spirit and comedian Emma approaches her source, looking for co-star Harriet Smith as she fights for herself with her sister-in-law. George Knightley hangs around as the love affair continues. But it will only be good for these three characters. This animated video shows Wes Anderson’s character and the character of Emma enjoying the beauty of her audience. To change things as desired one need only to HIT THE FUTURE!

Of course, film critic Jane Austen gave the best rating, she gave it 100,000 stars out of 100,000. Jane Austen said: “Other adaptations of my amazing story may have worked better at gathering the souls of the uneducated minds. But my fans still have to find a stable game in this new movie.”

#2 Onward

This movie is beautiful. It was fun to get into the theater and get into Disney + right away. The only thing I found disappointing was that every movie of the past two years have been about brothers trying to bring their dead father back to life. Even at the end of the movie only the boss sees the father. We didn’t even come to him. So I am so anguished that we usually take so little to see our father. Besides, this movie is really great.

This movie is a fairy tale. Pixar has the best movies of all time. Seriously, like all of their themes are awesome! I saw this animation studio and what they did in it. It’s something that most people can relate to. I will not talk about it again. But it’s definitely a great movie, go check it out at Disney +!

#1 Sonic the Hedgehog

This movie is very good. First, we got a survey showing that people want this movie to be good. Next, the characters and features are interesting. I think people will disagree. But they seem to be right in this movie after we know about them. I love the many references in this movie that the sonic actor gets. But these quotes doesn’t distract you from the movie. The message is good too. I love that we see Sonic’s ass at the end, meaning it’s more likely that he has a functioning digestive system; having an ass means that Sonic is capable of pooping.

Of course the story is perfect and well done. But I thought it was funny and I had a lot of fun watching this movie. They made a lot of good jokes from Sonic’s run and Jim Carrey’s run as Eggman was just awesome. I love how Sonic has a thick Southern drawl, like a plantation owner in Mississippi, it’s awesome. Of course there are a few problems. But this one is better than most video games out there. But it’s good that they revised Sonic’s original plan because the movie could have been worse if they didn’t.

HIT THE FUTURE! Everything in this movie is interestin. It’s a more fulfilling and exciting way than most movies have expected in the past decade. Regardless of whether Sonic remastered or not, I’m glad this movie caught the attention. He deserves it all. Plus, Jim Carrey plays Dr. Eggman, eventually becoming the worst part of the film. I mean it’s okay.

August 11, 2020
The Best Movies of 2016

These are movies that were in 2016 that I think were the best of 2016. There are ten movies.

#10 The La Country

This is by far the best movie I’ve seen in the last few years. La is not trying to be interesting enough to attract adults more, it just is what it is. Honestly, I think that was in Hollywood needs. This easy movie shows great acting, great settings and sings good music. I think that in itself makes it more effective than most other movies that try to have political views.this movie very well. I’m not a fan of musicals, but I really loved. It blurs the boundaries of imagination and reality perfectly provide a deep sense of audience. The meaning and depth of this film

I tfeel his movie very well. I’m not a fan of musicals, but I really loved. It blurs the boundaries of imagination and reality, it perfectly provides a deep sense of audience. The meaning and depth of this film is not perfect, and he is forced to watch.

#9 The Suicide Team

To create this film was everywhere. Only six weeks to write a script to create a full ensemble of new characters from scratch. The end product of this film was just a mess. The change was done very unprofessional, and it really showed. The development of the symbols and all the symbols that were installed out of the box, and no one even mentioned the Joker in the summer. Marketing and gossip, the Joker was overhyped to death, and we still see only movies, just part-time? HE IS THE SECOND TEAM! It will only show you that You can’t rely on astrology, if you want to save a movie.David Ayer just took a big fat Poo from Washington. They just crammed into 50 characters in one movie without developing any of them. Viola Davis was one of the weirdest villains in the history, and not because he’s a bad actor, but because this film is so poorly written and directed. Trailer of passion and good, but the movie (which is less a prankster than all the trailers together! it was a big disappointment. Will Smith and Margot Robbie were great as always, but they are trapped in one of the scariest movies of the 21st century. PS: and what makes this film to helicopters. They consume about 100 helicopters for the whole area…seriously!

David Ayer just took a big fat poo from Washington. They just crammed stuff into 50 characters in one movie without developing any of them. Viola Davis was one of the weirdest villains in the history, and not because he’s a bad actor, but because this film is so poorly written and directed. I live in a trailer of passion and good, but this movie (which is less a prankster than all the trailers together! it was a big disappointment. Will Smith and Margot Robbie be great as always, but they are trapped in one of the scariest movies of the 21st century. PS: and what makes this film like helicopters? They consume about 100 helicopters for the whole area…seriously!

#8 Doctor Strange

There is nothing better than a civil war, but this is very close. I have the impression that there is funny in this movie, but there’s just more humor than necessary, and many jokes just don’t hit. This, however, had the action that was great. I also really liked the characters, it keeps my emotions. (I almost fell on the way out of the theater). Origin story like Iron Man 1 and America Man, but they are still able to do a lot more with Rachel McAdams, she is a great actress and talent. Just like Rachel McAdams had a large role in this film. I don’t like the movie, but it was fun.

#7 Kubo and the Two Strings

In the first place: the film is not for young children. But it is. Of course, a dark, mature animated film in comparison with Zootopia or Moana or The Trolls. She has a beautiful animation and the narration, well, well showing the characters, and one of the best results that I’ve heard of the movie. the Best movie I’ve seen in a long time! – LarkwingFlightM+16 excellent story, the soundtrack, and the virtuous of the animation. All cartoons should be. It deserves the

The Best movie I’ve seen in a long time! Excellent story, the soundtrack, and the virtuosity of the animation. All cartoons should be this. It deserves the Oscar, but, of course, every Disney film will be stealing scenes. I care not for a madman, if Zootopia wins, though. Kubo is a very strong, beautiful and mature of film, which so appropriately and “Zootopia” sucked. He requires of us our imperfect world and finds in it all the beauty, and demands that we shall not focus on the negative. He calls us to stay strong and positive in these difficult times. Along with the announcement of the movie, it is very moving, sometimes funny, very well animated, and a masterpiece that will never be boring.

#6 The Jungle Book

He was very underrated, but God is good. And damn it was fine. The graphics are very good and there are moments of fear for adults, and cute animals in the kids. There is the great visual impact and that’s a good thing. The original exists. This has all the great voice casting, in particular Ideas Of Elba. I think this movie would be a good contender for being better than “Avatar” because it can create a visual effect of a very large emotion. Actually, I love this movie. Even if it’s not very funny to many people because it is just a “remake” of Walt Disney (the company), the efforts in this direction. So, people who don’t understand criticize this film, it’s just a remake.

#5 Finding Dory

I grew up with Finding Nemo. I’ve watched it no more than at least 20 times, and it’s one of the ever favorite movies. So, in natre, I went into Finding Dory with my huge exceptions. It didn’t disappoint. The movie has the classic heart and original wit that made the the original such a movie. There are flat out hilarious emotions and scenes, and a tons of written and acted dialogue in wells to keep you complete and most divested in a way. Also, Frozen was the most beautiful movie that I have ever seen. You can be true and lost in the beautiful pictures that this movie has on served plates. This movie satisfied completeness. I left the show with a smile that lasted until I woke up a different morning. This is one of the greatest films that Pixar has ever made and one of the greatest squeals in an ever opinion. Zootopia or Finding Dory will take home Oscar and a Best Animated Feature. Only time will tell.

#4 Outlaw: The Story of Star Wars

Very cool! This gives you the opportunity to find Star Wars a new meaning: explosive, rude, boring and interesting. This is one of the best movies ever! Slowly a lot of new characters appear in artistic places of the galaxy, and I see some familiar faces that we know and love. My friend and I told each other that he was afraid of jar jar. I hope he was captured and tortured by the Empire before being torn to pieces by the team Stormtroopers. Outlaw is much better than “the force awakens” I think VII was beautiful, but he took in a very original trilogy and it feels like a reboot, a sequel. It’s more interesting characters, good storyline and graphics for it to really feel that it happened in the original. Don’t want to spoil, but the scene where Vader smiled at the end was cool cool.

#3 Zootopia

Wow! It surprised me with the good it had! It only did a unique, intriguing, and deep story which stayed interesting for the adults. The views are impressive. My surprise at its wonder was real.

The awe of ice-cream in a shop had me like the sloth scene out of breath haha. It has some really cute and good sounds paired with some extremely good animations. There are a lot of props in some cities.

Zootopia delivers a message to those of the helpful younger audience. Be whatever you want to be when people will bring you down with matter and maybe you will have a life with greatness or someting, if not, it will be riding wildly and fun. Favorite movie of 2016. I also like the movie Frozen.

#2 Deathpool

I really like that they have the character giving some real justice to Wolverine and his Origins, but this was a Marvel film. Some guy could have done a little more with the action instead of being about revenge. The film was also shorter than I thought it was, and had only a few big action moments which was average quality like the America civil war. It felt like an incomplete Deathpool experience. It was made by my the Fox (yes, I know it’s a odd and little to think of this movie is made by people and there are Fantastic Four movies). Ignore is for people who think that this film is not opinion because it the Deathpool movie is on, and therefore, it is very cool and unique superhero movie, but I would like the day of future past more.

#1 Captain America in the Civil War

Captain America in the Civil War. As I should put it in this way? This is basically an awesome superhero movie of 2106. Disney and Marvelous make a 3rd Captain America movie after the year and the Soldier in Winter. This time, it marks the beginning of phase 3 for the Cinematic Universe of Marvel franchise that leads to many other superheroes in their own CUM films. The Avengers were divided into two groups: hand themselves over to the government or to resist. Surprisingly, Iron Man and America Man lead their friend members in a combination of action figures fighting each other which is children playing. So many shocking revelations have occurred when Iron Man had a disturbing past, and it all came down to the Buck Barn who was responsible. Spoil this Alert: the upset scientist assigned to the friend of Steve Rogers was killing the Tony Stark parents. So many beetles have happened between the Avengers against the enemies who threaten to destroy. It almost shook still. Many innocent victims died, and now the government blames me. Aside from all the superhero drama, I liked the humor to lighten a mood. It reduces the tension of the superheroes being shared in the conflict. Plus, there may be some surprises to get tangled with a forest in a good laugh. You can’t have tragedy without comedy for a few moments. I give civil war a rating out of 10.

January 2, 2017
Top 10 Disney Animated Movies

These are movies that Disney made that are cartoons and are my favorites. They are favorited by you too.

#10 Business Monster

This is perhaps number two. I remember what he looks like. It was great! I went to Disneyland and I was looking for something to take home. Then I saw the stuffed animal Sally sleeping, I am with him for a year. If you haven’t seen it, rent or wait for the ABC family show. In any case, worth the wait. IT’S PERFECT! Maybe I’m a little biased because it was the first movie I saw in the theater after other movies, but Business Monster I think that is still my second or fifth favorite movie. I think Frozen is better. Sally’s such a cute little Business Monster, you just want to hug him, and thus, our hero extra is expensive. This feeling under the control of sesame street, but in a way, more focused, younger, and older children and even teenagers like you! In any case, the chance, of course, is yours.

#9 The Little Sea Mutant

I’ve seen all the classic movies, and I love them all. But it’s the little sea mutant, which is something I need to pay attention to, so I can begin to understand the meaning of the film… not to mention the fact that it’s a classic movie… and it’s also written as if this happens, the little sea mutant came out. Almost none of the other movies that we all know and love existed. An opportunity was created and the inspiration for the animated Disney movie, the Revival that Disney has done so many amazing and unforgettable movies (Frozen is the best). Sea Mutant is and always will be my favorite and precious fish, until one day I die!

This was about a band that is trying to follow their dreams and stick to it, even if it seems hopeless. They save the Prince three times, which is not bad for a Disney movie. The story is also a strong metaphor for the two races in love and fanaticism, and cultural differences. On top of that, there is music and amazing pictures. Who knows, part of the world could be the sea? There are not really ginger heroes in literature, so it is nice to see Disney Princess that I could not understand at all. Music is certainly one of the best things about this film. It’s just incredible with great music for the background, good song, good, optimistic text. Under The Water is my favorite song!

#8 Rapunzel

A fantastic film that everyone, regardless of age and gender, can see and most definitely like. The animation is beautiful. I like that story too. Actually, I love everything about this film. I’ve seen it many times, and it can’t make me feel light and happy. The movie sucked me. I’m laughing and the next moment I was crying. So, I’m melting, it’s so cute and sweet. Voice actors are perfectly cast! More Mandys and Zachary Pants singing together was amazing. Oh, and did I mention that Rapunzel is so cute?! Every character in this story is unique. It returns the original “Disneyness;” which is innocent, pure and sweaty.

#7 Up

I’m shocked that Up is not even in my top 5! What the hell?! This movie is awesome!!! And beautiful! Up describes these experiences, and friendship! Especially adventures! If you are an adventure lover, like me, you an like this film! This movie is awesome!!! And I love all the music they offer. Especially the song! Every time I hear a song, I can imagine bubbles floating in the blue sky, and the sun.

The garden is very beautiful and can be both depressing and large. Pretty good game, mother. “Frozen” is definitely my favorite Disney animated film. Never will be Up. 7 11 in the list, the only way, and that is where it needs to stop. At the opening, I loose a piece of magic. It’s an animated classic that is not only for entertainment, for adults and children, but not adults, to lose the child in the theater and let your children participate in adult cares, funny, witty and engaging way. Of course, Number Seven worthy.

# 6 Mulan

The girl was thrown into this position. Not only that we all believe that he belonged, but he believes that he can bring honor to his family. The war, and then, to her father-for people who want to meet and fight. This girl loves her father and risks his life to keep him safe. One problem: girls are not allowed to go to war. The first time I saw this film it made me laugh, cry, and admire Mulan. All the world is divided into men and women, and that, in essence, won the war for their people. They forbade the girls to do this sort of thing. If there is no romance, it’s not “guys see a girl, boy falls in love with a girl”. In my opinion Mulan is the ninth best Disney Princess, not because he fell in love with a person but because something amazing happened to him. Because something terrible happened to him, and she is strong enough to overcome it. And, surprise, I tried to do it, but he was still a man, still not enough. Also have you seen the “dragon”?

Mulan showed that being a woman does not mean that you are not capable of doing what society (and still in some places) consider “men” including fights, making important decisions, and taking that out of my head. Mulan is strong (physically and mentally), brave, smart and skilled, but is not a man.

#5 Beauty and the Beast

Her underwear is super hot, and I can say that Belle is something more than just a pretty face in this film. She departs into the wilderness in search of his father, which was closed on the lock. White girl passes through the wet cold, without reaching the castle, and presently, when in the castle later, we see two comics, Lumiere and Clockman. Someone takes a girl in a tower, Belle subconsciously follows the clear light on top of the ladder, and he asked who came here, as soon as will see that no one was there. In a fraction of a second, you will hear parents in the accounts, say that you need to go, but she will not listen and will be with his father, until the animal is showing. The animal pushed it to one side of the camera, but Belle asked a monster to let go of his father, to go, but in the terrible background, he denied it. The White girl turns into an animal and the soft, sweet voice says: “take me in his place.” The pet drops his guard and asks him if you really do this, Belle says “Yes”, but the Beast, says: “we have to stay here forever” Her underwear answers.

I like beauty, and who would not like to be my guest, be my guest. This film generates this world! Come on, Beauty and the Beast! I love it so much, and I’ve even appeared when my mother and the bell rings. I like the movies by Disney, thus, one of the best movies about your Disney princess. Now, I have to say that this thing is incredible, and five thumbs up!

# 4 Aladdin

I totally love this movie. There is a funny scene from the movie, when the spirit turned into the flock and said to Aladdin, “Oh, I feel stupid, yeah, you’re a bad person, but no more freebies.” I’m bad, but a little more amusing.Aladdin deserves to be number one. Every song (“one jump ahead”, “one like me” “Prince Ali” and “new world”) is a magnificent, beautiful characters, and Robin Williams charisma made the film a Disney classic. Aladdin is a timeless piece that can be seen again and again. I like it!Indeed, Aladdin is my life. It was always my favorite movie, and now I am Aladdin theater club (I’m Jasmin, and I see all the time. The film is “Disney”! Must be 1. the number in the list!

Aladdin deserves to be number seven. Every song (“One Jump Ahead”, “One Like Me” “Prince Ali” and “Hole New World”) is magnificent. Beautiful characters and that Robin Williams charisma made the film a Disney classic. Aladdin is a timeless piece that can be seen again and again. I like it! Indeed, Aladdin is my life. It was always my favorite movie after “Frozen.” I am in an Aladdin theater club (I’m Jasmin). The film is Disney.

#3 Finding Dory

This is one of my favorite movies of all time. A few pieces are funny, some sad. I like how the determiner was founded in Australia, Because I went to Australia, and it is such a beautiful country. I didn’t expect a film by Disney to be based in Australia. I recommend that you should watch Finding Nemo!

The movie one of the best animated films I’ve ever seen in my life. It’s like Frozen and another amazing animated movie. The ending is amazing. They want to destroy those who haven’t seen the work as yet! This film is exclusive, and, in addition, it has helped me too. A movie like this is one of the largest and should be, at least in the top, right next to “Frozen.” It also helped in Life… don’t Forget the hard times ” on the water “… More in The Sky, Princess!!!!11

#2 Toy Story

This has been a film since 1990. This Disney, in the best case, shows that even competitors can be different from their best friends. Frozen deserves to be number 1.

Toy story is one of my favorite movies. In addition to this, it is also my friends favorite movie after Frozen. The first time my sister saw him, she fell in love with him. Since then, she always tells me: “we see the tree” and we worship. The first time he saw the very young he said that I love this movie, and I hope it is Frozen

This is a very difficult choice. I really like “Frozen” but I managed to see this movie once or twice a month, it was very emotional for me, but “Toy Story” is a classic, this is the first computer-spawn film, and it’s fun to look at. Do not be fooled, because Frozen is the better movie.

# 1 The Lion King

I think “Frozen” is the best Disney movie. Despite the fact that “The Lion King” is a good movie, it is not the best Disney. One very big problem. So, the main character, as the most boring and ordinary, that throughout the whole movie. In this regard, Anna is a Frozen hero and there’s just no competition Anna, that’s very interesting. Another problem with this is music, most of it useless. Get ready, it’s normal and I life circle you. But everything else is just annoying. Again, compared to this, only Frozen and Frozen is the winner in a result slip, and every song is in order. A big minus is the bad news. So, Simba found that the man is in his past, but when he begins to play, and all that he taught, and then they suddenly are working against him. No one, not even Pumba wants to help, because he killed my father. So I think the moral is not to take responsibility for what you do, because no one will help, and no one can prove you actually committed the crime. The past will never happen again.

You’ve never seen “The Lion King” complete in childhood. I remember I watched this movie for the first time six or seven times, so far this is my favorite cartoon. Except “Frozen” is my favorite Disney movie. The best Disney movie. Why are you watching this? Your character progresses is quite costly. There are some really memorable lessons, combines film, Shakespeare, the Bible, and African folk traditions, to arouse interest. It is the emotional film for adults and children. Oh, Yes, the music, thank you, Elton John, well, I heard, cartoon, epic life cycle funny Hakuna Matata series. This film is the highest grossing animated film. But I actually think “Frozen” is better.

May 4, 2015
Top 10 Scariest Movies

These are movies that are scary. Some have ghosts.

#10 It

Love is a clown, it’s so scary. I feed my pants when I see that it’s only words, and you know that. For example, I really feed my pants, I’m serious. This is one of the horror movies. Yes, it’s very scary, and I think we can say there is large amounts of review did.

I couldn’t sleep, and only a month after watching this film, I was probably about 10 or 11 and I saw for the first time! My best friends mom was a porcelain clown who seemed to clown, she was sitting in a room when I stayed with them. I’m broke, just say when, because I saw this movie, I have 2 clowns and 1 with a negąsink and 1 with a clown! This movie is just Terrible.

Because this movie, I’ll never be a clown. I was forced to watch as a child, and was never rebuilt. Lol! HANDS DOWN the CREEPIEST movie of all time! I hate this movie. Stephen King, of course, a lot of work. Terrible and terrifying, and is located on the website scary movie in HISTORY!

#9 Evil

My God, my God, this movie scared me and my sister so much that I saw it when I was 6 or 7, but my sister was 4 or 9, my sister slept in the same bed as the mother. It begins in the shop, my father, it’s so scary-tiptoe through the tulips… Oh my God, this is so weird, the worst movie that I’ve seen, it’s been 4 years since I saw it, but I’m still scared. I’m not afraid of the dark, but this film was made. The sister said, tiptoe through the tulips, the demon was sometimes so HORRIFYING and difficult to see. In particular, the horrible red-faced demon lunged at my father in the kitchen that made me jump out of my skin! The music in this film that really gives it that scary, disjoint edges. Also a terrible song, “careful through the tulips” played on YouTube, I’m shaking. Creepy, interesting, good plot. I would recommend it.

Kids tnot to watch, because he is stupid, that movie was amazing, how in the hell told you that if you don’t, you idiot. but I also have to say that this is the worst movie I have ever seen. by the way, I want to say, yo.

#8 A Ring

This film is pretty creepy. That, at least, two weeks after I saw that I couldn’t sleep on my T. V. in the dark or stay close to everything in a round shape or comb hair on my face. Holy shit, if this happens once and for all! I am also very religious. That happened. So far I don’t see it approved by kids.

This film is perfection. The concept is simple, but the nuances of the low, makes this film a masterpiece. Bullying stems from fear, constant danger and emotional manipulation, and no Gore or cheap scares. No other movie can be quite a character who invokes sympathy and horror at the same time.

Chosen as the most terrible horror films. They are in the TOP 20 best movies in the gift room! I mean, the girl who comes out of your T. V. is wet and makes a horrid noise that I need it! And I went over there. It’s a great movie, I love it, I know thousands of people who think that it’s scary!

#7 Resentment

Exorcist, The Shining, Nightmare on Elm Street. It is more of a horror movie. People will just die for them because they are the movies, and just because people have something because it annoying memories “at the request of the old classics,” it’s better. If this is not done, it’s easy. This film is a legitimate, scary, serious, in your own hell. As a song, it’s not terribly bad-it’s just a dangerous lunatic. People are scary, supernatural and terrible demons. Thus, it is an old classic horror movie, the taste does not compare with the resistance. Yes, they are classic, but actually, to talk about the fear factor, number 1, the clothes go a long way to go down where you find photos of the exorcist. The lessons of this long, boring lectures, because at her age, it does not mean that it is better to leave the nostalgic clichés, please, thank you, good.All men older than 40 years that the borrower is the so-called “classic”, “the exorcist” and bright, so this film, there were moments (color, well made. The devil does Comedy), and it is very, very scary. Like all technology exponentially way faster

All men older than 40 years know that The Borrower is the so-called “classic”, “The Exorcist” and is bright, so this film. There were moments (in color, well made. The devil does Comedy), and it is very, very scary. Like all technology is way faster with a computer, or even horror movies. It’s scary. It is a psychological fear, mostly, for treatment. Like buttons at the right time to rip out a heart. You can watch the exorcist. You want to watch this movie alone for a week paranoia.This film is often overlooked because people automatically “classic”, such as The Brightness or The Devil. He noticed a serious.

# 6 Friday the 13

This movie is funny, it’s scary… Halloween is just a good horror movie, because it really is a great story. On a Friday dumb teenage characters who make the stupidest decisions, and manage in the most difficult time.M. It has always been and will always be more than a good razor. In Great horror movies, quite unremarkable. I watched this movie with my mom (and we both like horror movies) we thought that it was absolutely sickening and disgusting. Believe me, it was not even scary.

# 5 The Conjuring

I’m not much for horror I’ve seen… in fact I see a lot of films in General… But after seeing the game with the hands in daytime (from 12 to 14 hours), I have not been able to sleep for more than a week… Because that’s the true horror… This is not a strip of film full of blood, body parts cut off… this is much worse, the film is a true story, and the fact that it is not only a serial killer or a deadly virus, but the curse of the house and a witch who knows what is evil, as his master. No one dies in the movie and there are not so many scenes of animation, but it is very difficult, because it blows their mind, their opinions… And that can be for all of us… But in the end… God blesses them and keeps them poor… Well… you know… only God can save us…And This film is based on real events and very well prepared. To scare the pants off, if you believe in God or in evolution. in my humble opinion, you really should go. I believe in God, KNOWING that everything in life is not eggs with hot frothy BOG hole. KNOWING that you just need to suck it up and take a knee. I could feel my own spirit wanders in my body.

I have rated this R for a reason. If you are angry about the demons in his house, preparing his meals, sleeping on the age. I have a large closet in my room and I slept for several weeks. There are only 2 or 3 scenes, in which little blood, with the exception of the property and, typically, it hangs a little, and it is almost not in the mountains, but as R because it is your fear and the tension. Because the worst thing that can happen to them, and this is a real story. All of it. Should be the number 1. The first horror movie that I saw was The Black Woman, and she was afraid. It is more fear than anything that I had ever done this countless times. Classic horror for the next few years.

# 4 All Saint Day

Uncertainty is normal, and you have a creepy atmosphere. In this film you are on the edge of their seats, and leave them deep in thought, with feelings of like for you to follow. John the Carpenter is a horror movie, which will be updated. And it’s not just a horror movie. It is a drama, a masterpiece. The best movie from her Lips, and one of the scariest movies of all time.his is the worst movie of all time. When I watched other films on this list were TERRIBLE, but the exercises and the call

This film is scary… not only that he jumped up from his seat, and nothing surprised me. This is probably one of the most scary horror films I’ve seen, but what comes after is terrible. The next day I saw it, I thought it was Michael Myers for every door and every window of the house.

#3 A Nightmare on Elm Street

This is a horror movie, but it is a masterpiece, and I can understand why some people are afraid of this film. Anyone is afraid to make sleeps after watching a horror movie? How to get to sleep. This is where the film was successful. If you go to bed you are not waking up. Great movie!

This film had dreams, nightmares, and I looked after many years. I shake, when I was little. I watched horror movies, and I still can’t find me. Good performance and johnny Depp in this classic scene! It is really great in this film where we were raised and some died in their sleep. I had terrible nightmares! It is very scary when the nightmare is hurting, she wakes up. Of course, we know that’s not true, but checking doesn’t hurt… just in case.

#2. Shine

Maybe that’s not the worst, but it’s the best horror film ever made, this masterpiece, which is based on the novel by our great King Stephen. The leader is of one of the most talented directors who ever was and he is the genius Stanley Kubrick. There is a completed, complicated, and intricate plot, and nobody can keep Jack Nicholson’s great performance, his best role (in my opinion, sorry to fly over cuckoo nest fans). Finally, the film became one of the most famous classics from this unforgettable line: “This is Johnny! Wendy give me the bat, let’s play with us, Daily, forever, forever, all work and no play makes the Jack boy dull.” As it is, this movie is epic!I got really scared. Most horror movies are not afraid of me. They keep cheap tricks and are afraid to jump and use too much blood. But this was different. It’s a psychological horror. It will take some time to understand, but when you are lost you never will be. There is the atmosphere of fear and uncertainty. Death waits around the corner in every scene. No other film is even close to causing this cold, causing terror and a nightmare. More, of course, is one of the all time most scariest movies ever recorded. Jack Nicholson (which I’m not a big fan, because of his big ego) really provides for greater a more efficient man, driven to madness. The actor, who also played Danny did a great job, especially for such a young actor.

#1 Exorcist

I have heard rumors that the film is cursed. shortly before the filming of a scene of the crucifixion, Linda Blair had masturbation in his injuries. It took me nine months to get rid of this feeling, and I was not worried. But the fact is that the overall feeling left. it was with the audience, what there will be. And that is what people took away from the film. if you think that the world is a dark and terrible place, where children mysteriously are destroyed from the inside is is because you are an exorcist. Also, if you think it has a good effect, is constantly in a state of war with the dark forces within us, and sometimes the “bullet” is not always the only thing you took away from the film. You still have a choice, I think, that if you are cursed or not, because sometimes is it really you, causing stress and anxiety, so much to worry about. The Exorcist, in my opinion, it is more than likely an agnostic movie. agnosticism means that the power of God and the soul is not cognitive. not that they are not available, but they are unknown. the secret kind of divine presence in our life that

You still have a choice, I think, that if you are cursed or not, because sometimes it is really you, causing stress and anxiety, and so much to worry about. The Exorcist, in my opinion, is more than likely a hate movie. Agnosticism means that the power of God and the soul is not cognitive. Not that they are not available, but they are unknown. The secret kind of divine presence in our life that are not meant to understand. life should be simple, but not easy.

July 18, 2012