
I went to Lido to watch Bedtime Stories with my family. Pretty cool hanging out with the folks. They're cool. My siblings are cool too. You'll know when you hang out with them. It's like hanging out with 4 cool people at the same time.
Anyway, on to the show. Basically, the setting of the show kinda got me pretty excited watching it. I mean like conjuring up a metaphor for the things you want in real life. You get to have anything you want and increase your imagination capacity.
Yeah, well to test out this newly acquired magical ability, Adam Sandler's character wishes for a Ferrari and a 100 million dollars. I, for one, would wish for a happily ever after.
The whole plot was quite a let down though.
A good fall-back movie when Yes Man's sold out.
Watching the movie, however, was the most difficult part. I was unlucky to grab a seat with a four-year-old sitting diagonally behind me. At first, he was kicking my mom's seat. Then my mom went to make noise and so, his mom told him to stop it. Well, it worked. But then, all he did was turn his body so that his legs faced the back of my chair.
Whenever Adam Sandler regurgitated one of his trademark sexual innuendos, my head would hurt.
Imagine this:
Adam Sandler walks while hot girl pleads with him to stop including sexual innuendos in his script.
Adam Sandler: Sexual Innuendo? You mean Sexual InYourEndo.
BOOOOOOM, my chair gets kicked (by an excited youngling who's just yesterday picked up dirty thoughts from his cousin he met over the Christmas season) so hard that my entire upper body flies forward.
My ear still hurts.