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The Peanuts movie.

Hello, hope you have/are having a good Saturday.

This morning my two Beautiful Daughters and I went to the Cinema (kids club) to watch The Peanuts Movie, I almost thought we'd be too late, we didn't crawl out of bed until 8.30am and it starts at 10am, my Daughters take a a loooong time to wake up and get fed, washed and dressed. (they aren't morning people, no idea where they get that from ha ha)
Well we made it in the nick of time, phew!

I was soooo excited to see this movie, it's like a blast from my past.



My thoughts on this movie are a little mixed, I thought it was a good  Family movie, and I enjoyed it as did my Daughters (one loved it, the other just liked it a little) but I don't personally think it was cinema trip worthy and so glad I only paid £2.50 each for the tickets.
I don't think it helped that the cinema was busy and people were chatting, lots of packets being rustled and such like, (its to be expected at cinema club)  toddlers were crying (I think it was their 1st trip to the movies, bless them, I remember my youngest being upset and scared at first, she was sensitive to loud noises, wouldn't think that now)  and there were kids having fights with their siblings (old enough to know better) I was such a proud Mum as My girls were amazingly behaved! (smug Mum he he, it'll be my kids next time as I have jinxed it with my smugness, oops) 

The story line is that of course EVERYTHING goes wrong for Charlie Brown, then a new girl starts in his class and he is smitten, then it's all about that and the ongoings of his infatuations for the girl.(don't want to say much, I'm no good at talking about films without adding spoilers) It did bring a little laugh or two from me and my girls, and it was good film but doubt it'll be a film we would watch again.

I think this movie is just more of a snuggle up on the sofa with my Munchkins (kids) cuppa in one hand and some biscuits next to us kinda film. It's for the kids though and I am 30 so what do I know (ha), although we absolutely loved, loved, loved the good Dinosaur (I am a sucker for Disney, Pixar and dreamworks) which we watched 2weeks ago! If you haven't seen it, give it a watch. AMAZING!!

Oh and wtf £2.65 for a bottle of pepsi max at the cinema, shocking! cost me just as much on 3 drinks than it did to get into the cinema for the 3 of us. 

I shall do a post about the rest of my "girly day out" tomorrow, it's very late now and I have to get up early for church in the morning. (oops, another late night, did that last night too)


Have you seen it and if so what are your thoughts? perhaps I am just expecting too much from this movie!

Ta ta for now

Thanks for reading

J x



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