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Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events

Starring: Jim Carrey, Meryl Streep, Emily Browning, Liam Aiken, Billy Connolly, Timothy Spall, Jude Law

Directed by: Brad Siberling,

Produced by: Albie Hecht, Laurie MacDonald, Walter F. Parkes

Paramount Picture Corporation and Dreamworks. LLC 2004

Greetings all!

Greetings and welcome to another moonlight movie review. To night I’m reviewing a movie that the young at heart and young adults will enjoy. Tonight it will be “Lemony Snicket's, A Series of Unfortunate Events”.

This is the story of the Baudelaires, three young orphans, Violet, Klaus and Sunny, who have been handed a bad hand of misfortunes, It all starts with a horrible fire that kills their mother, and father. With that they loose their home. These three children are not just normal children, but children each with a gift. Violet is an inventor, and Klaus great with words, and loves books. And the littlest of the Baudelaires, Sunny, she is a brave baby, that loves talking with here babbling baby taking ways and loves to bite. The children were left a big fortune, which they will full inherit when grown. But while they are in the hands of crazy family members, a scary mean Uncle Olaf, who wants to kill the kids, shows up and who knows what kinds of tricks they will have to do to get away. There Aunt Josephine who is a crack up. She’s so scared of her shadow, it’s amazing she can do anything with out some fear of everything. It’s not to long after they move in with her; Uncle Olaf comes back into their life as Captain Shame, only to try to get them back and get their riches. The children risk so much with each event, always never anything good, and always trying to hide from Uncle Olaf. This is a great kid’s movie, and I was able to enjoy the book first. If you have kids, read it to them, and have them pick out things that happened in the movie that didn’t in the book. Though there where not that many. Great movie! Good book! Well! 4 thumbs up and tell next time, enjoy the movie.

Blessed Be

Dunya

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