May 13 Toon Talk: The Lizzle McGuire Movie

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    Originally Posted By Doobie

    This topic is for discussion of the May 13 article: Toon Talk: The Lizzle McGuire Movie at <a href="News-ID114830.asp" target="_blank">http://LaughingPlace.com/News-ID114830.asp</a>.
     
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    Originally Posted By MouseBear

    Salutations Kirby,

    Does it appear to anyone else that Lizzie McGuire is WAY too old to be in middle school! ;o)

    It sounds like the movie is like the TV show: harmless, nice, but of no real substance. It is a lot better than other stuff tweens could be watching, but its not something I need to see with my 6 and 8 year old children.

    Thanks for the review,

    MouseBear
     
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    Originally Posted By Rebekah

    I enjoyed Lizzie McGuire except for the sarcastic comments by my husband and his pal, Ben.

    First of all, Doobie got all upset when young Lizzie went off with some Italian guy she'd just met.

    Then he laughed when she and that Italian dude were skipping through a beautiful garden with sculptures and waterfalls. He leaned over and asked if this was a young girl's fantasy. My response, yeah, pretty much.

    I have to admit the audience was totally wrapped up the film. Oohs and ahs, laughter, it had them. Our theater was full on its opening Friday afternoon with tons of young girls with their friends and their mothers.

    Rebekah.
     
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    Originally Posted By TheMadHatter

    I'm sorry, I thought the movie was weak!

    First off, what family would let a girl that age go off to Rome with only 1 adult minding the store?

    Second, is Hillary afraid to sing without the use of electronic enhancement?

    I'm sorry, this movie was just way over the top... even for fiction.
     
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    Originally Posted By ToonKirby

    >Then he laughed when she and that Italian dude were skipping through a beautiful garden with sculptures and waterfalls. He leaned over and asked if this was a young girl's fantasy. My response, yeah, pretty much.<

    LOL ... yeah, I guess the whole enterprise is a 'girl thing' ...
     
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    Originally Posted By Jim

    Oddly enough, I went with a female friend who didn't like it, but I found it lots of fun, though I had never seen the show.

    The best part was the young man who walked into the theater with his girlfriend. He had a hooded sweathsirt on, the hood pulled far over his head. But what a nice guy.
     
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    Originally Posted By DDMAN26

    When I saw the names Ed Decter and John Strauss I knew I had seen those names before. Sure enough on the IMDB they had listed among their credits There's Something About Mary. Very un-Disney one might say.
     
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