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→ 25 Apr 12 at 1 pm
tags: Movies  The Hunger Games  The Lorax  HUZZAH  Entertainment Weekly  Film Industry  I'M SO PROUD 
My precious industry is making a comeback!

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→ 09 Apr 12 at 8 pm

The 365 Films Challenge - Day Twenty-Eight

The Lorax 

Starring: Zac Efron, Ed Helms, and Danny DeVito

Directed By: Kyle Balda and Chris Renaud

If you don’t know the plotline of The Lorax then please get the hell off my blog and GO READ IT. 

For those of you that were not deprived children, I will get on with my review. This movie was positively flawless film-wise, as far as advertisements were concerned I was disappointed (Stephen Colbert summed up what was wrong nicely). I felt the book was well-represented on screen and the filmmakers did an excellent job animating the film to look exactly like the illustrations Dr. Seuss originally created. Personally, I feel Teddy would have been as proud (FUN FACT! Zefron’s character was named Ted and when I realized why, I cried) as I was seeing someone in the industry remind parents and children of the dangers of consumerism, mass-production, and pollution. I cried like a baby over the preservation of the Doctor’s legacy, as well as the ultimate message of the film and the book: Unless someone like you cares a whole awful lot, nothing is going to get better. It’s not.

Twelve-billion stars.
tags: I hope all my little activists get working  I cried SO HARD during this movie  I love Dr. Seuss  The Lorax  Danny De Vito  Zac Efron  Ed Helms  365 Films  365 Day Film Challenge  GO SEE IT NOW 
The 365 Films Challenge - Day Twenty-Eight The Lorax  Starring: Zac Efron, Ed Helms, and Danny DeVito Directed By: Kyle Balda and Chris Renaud If you don’t know the plotline of The Lorax then please get the hell off my blog and GO READ IT.  For those of you that were not deprived children, I will get on with my review. This movie was positively flawless film-wise, as far as advertisements were concerned I was disappointed (Stephen Colbert summed up what was wrong nicely). I felt the book was well-represented on screen and the filmmakers did an excellent job animating the film to look exactly like the illustrations Dr. Seuss originally created. Personally, I feel Teddy would have been as proud (FUN FACT! Zefron’s character was named Ted and when I realized why, I cried) as I was seeing someone in the industry remind parents and children of the dangers of consumerism, mass-production, and pollution. I cried like a baby over the preservation of the Doctor’s legacy, as well as the ultimate message of the film and the book: Unless someone like you cares a whole awful lot, nothing is going to get better. It’s not. Twelve-billion stars.