D is for Disney

 Another quick post- it's late and I either need to go to sleep or do more homework.  I'm not sure what I was thinking when I started this challenge- well yea I do 'hey this will make me write every day!'

Well it is working at least.

So I have a soft spot for animated films; and as much as I sometimes wonder if I should admit it- I love Disney movies.  Sometimes I think saying that out loud is some how giving other people permission to throw eggs at me... But I do- I thoroughly enjoy Disney movies and TV shows.  One particular series of their movies that are kind of a guilty pleasure of mine are the Tinkerbell movies.

Admittedly the movies are childish and predictable (not surprising considering the age group they are aimed at...) but I still find the stories fun (well except for one of the movies... The Great Fairy Rescue was terrible in every way it could possibly be awful).

So tonight I blew off homework for about 2 hours ordered some pizza and grabbed the copy of 'Pirate Fairy' I'd purchased earlier today while running errands.

My husband was working late so it was just me and the kids at home- so we decided to have a party for fun.

I was expecting this movie to be awful, but the kind of awful I could forgive and enjoy anyway.  I was rather surprised as the movie got going that it was in fact NOT awful.  Actually it was a really fun movie.  My son even enjoyed it (he usually gets bored and finds something else to do when I throw in a Tinkerbell movie for his sister).

I'm not going to say much more than that about the movie right now- go forth and check it out if you are curious.  If you have young kids they'll like it- and the plot and humor are interesting enough for an adult to watch as well (though admittedly  I may be more childish than most adults....)

If you need another reason to watch it- Tom Hiddleston does the voice for one of the pirates.  Which I found both fun and amusing.

Well- that's all for now

~Nikkie