Hollywood Teen’Zine’s junior reporter Natalia also shared her thoughts on the Peanuts Double Feature as she shares her thoughts and giggles in the following YouTube video.
Thursday, March 31, 2011
JAM Reviews Peanuts Double Feature from CBS Home Entertainment and Paramount Home Entertainment
No Dogs Allowed… Charlie Brown, Snoopy and the rest of the gang star in a two-movie DVD release which JAM has reviewed for Hollywood Teen’Zine. Check out JAM’s thoughts on the Peanuts Double Feature right here.
JAM's Review of the Peanuts Double Feature for Hollywood Teen'Zine
HTZ's Natalia Reviews Strawberry Shortcake: Puttin' on the Glitz from American Greetings and 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment
Strawberry Shortcake is back with her brand new release Puttin’ on the Glitz and Hollywood Teen’Zine’s own Natalia is here to share her thoughts on the DVD release right here with another YouTube video.
Tuesday, March 29, 2011
JAM Reviews Tangled from Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment
“Oh what a Tangled web we weave when first we practice to deceive.”
I do not believe Sir Walter Scott had any idea that his quote would be so useful in describing Walt Disney Studios newest release Tangled on Blu-ray, but truly the story lives on the deceptions our main characters live with. Rapunzel deceives her “mother”, Mother Gothel has deceived many people through many years, and Flynn Rider? His name is a deception itself much as the rest of his thieving life. YET throughout all the deceptions, the movie is about family and the quest for so much more than what life has held. But hey, enough about this summary, check out JAM’s full review on Hollywood Teen’Zine right here.
JAM's Tangled Review on Hollywood Teen'Zine
Sunday, March 27, 2011
HTZ's Natalia Reviews Las Estaciones from Whistlefritz
HTZ's Natalia reviews Spanish For Kids Las Estaciones from Whistlefritz. Natalia will take you on a journey to learn about the seasons and expand your Spanish vocabulary.
Friday, March 25, 2011
JAM Reviews A Shine of Rainbows from 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment
A Shine of Rainbows: DVD: Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment
Review by JAM
When a young orphan gets a second chance at life, little does he know that his life will change in a myriad of ways in such a short time. When Maire O’Donnell (Connie Nielsen) chooses a young boy named Tomás (John Bell) from the orphanage, his life becomes a brand new adventure. From the magical relationship he finds with his mother Maire to the spiritual relationship with the seals of their cove, everything seems to have turned his way and made his life alongside his new family priceless. But when his adopted mother passes, it is up to Tomás to save his new life and the father Alec (Aidan Quinn) who never truly accepted him. Both the boy and the man find something they needed in each other even with the loss of Maire and their family becomes complete again.
JAMS Ink on A Shine of Rainbows
This was truly an amazing movie. With so much emotion in this movie, it could have easily lost itself and any kind of meaning/story that it was trying to impart. Instead, this story of a boy who has always longed for acceptance, ends up finding it with a mother, dealing with the challenge of a father who has been against him from the beginning is a fantastic masterpiece that holds your heart and your mind as you watch. And it will give you the feeling of completeness and happiness at the end of the film as the father finds the son he needs on the shore of a spiritually charged cove populated by seals, the carriers of messages between us and those lost to us. I HIGHLY recommend this movie for anyone with family and who enjoys emotionally well-done films.
John Bell is an amazing little kid. His conveyance of emotion from the utter highs of his character’s life to the utter lows is amazing throughout the film and our interview on HTZ (here) shows a young actor who is going to go far.
The main actors in this movie messed so well for the story as Connie Nielsen played such an amazing mother with an endless store of energy even as she faced the end before her, Aidan Quinn played the disconnect so well that the tension showed in his dealing with his newly adopted son, and John Bell as discussed
EXTRAS
There is only one extra on the DVD, but it is a good one. A look at the making of the movie called So Many Colours: The Making of A Shine of Rainbows. Behind the scenes’ footage, discussions with those involved, and more makes for a beautiful forty plus minutes of informative goodness on the DVD. From discussions on the location, the script, casting calls and more makes a really cool look into the actual making of the movie.
A Shine of Rainbows will place a lovely light into your heart and soul and shine strongly for all to see. Grab a copy on DVD on March 15, 2011 and shine on.
Remember check out this review and more from JAM at www.hollywoodteenzine.com for teens and tweens, and at http://jammoviereviews.blogspot.com for movies of all genres and ages.
Wednesday, March 23, 2011
HTZ's Jr. Reporter Natalia's Review of Disney's Tangled
Rapunzel shows off her golden locks on the Blu-Ray and DVD release of Disney's Tangled, available in stores March 29th. Our junior reporter got ahold of an advanced copy of the Blu-Ray/DVD Combo Pack and shares her thoughts about the movie and bonus features! Watch the video to find out what she thought of this release and be sure to stop by Hollywood Teen'Zine for the latest reviews from Natalia!
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