When I got an invite a week ago to see the premier of The Grinch , I was like, "Okay, I'll give this one a chance." So I went to see the movie with my 10, 11, and 13 years old.
The 2018 rendition of The Grinch was said to be very dull than the original, according to critics. But surprisingly, it was a joy to watch and my troop enjoyed it much.
Honestly, I was laughing and crying when it highlighted the mother-daughter drama. Cried again when the Grinch revealed why he stole Christmas. He said he stole it because he thought it would fix something from the past. But it didn't. I cried my ugliest when the movie hit me right in the feels. Most of the time, we dwell on the past and those unresolved issues weigh us down. Same goes for hate. When we allow ourselves to be consumed by anger , it just drowns us with bitterness. I read this somewhere : Difficult experiences can fill you with pain, but making decisions based on hate steals your ability to focus on what really matters to you. Hate bleeds you of your happiness.
Revenge will never make you feel better.
I highly recommend you to see this animated film with your family as there are plenty of funny, as well as heartbreaking moments throughout. I wanted to be part of the Whoville community so bad, I plan on decorating my home with the same decors they used there. Seriously, this is a good movie, perfect for the whole family.
I'm not really a fan of Benedict Cumberbatch's voice as The Grinch, though.
Now, you'd better get into the Grinchmas spirit!
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Wow tatlo na po pala ang mga anak nyo Ms.Erica pero hindi po halata parang dalaga lang po kayo sa photo.😊
ReplyDeleteMukhang mapapaiyak din po ako kapag nanood ako ng The Grinch lalo na kapag nakakarelate ako sa story.