I Love to Laugh! Long and Loud and Clear!

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You might know the title of this post is a lyric from Mary Poppins, which is one of my favourite movies. I'm a huge Julie Andrews fan and have even read the books she published for children. But that's not the intention of this post,but rather that I love films. Now I'm not one of those people who must watch every new film out ever and I'm actually rather behind on them, but the ones I do see I often end up loving more than I probably should. That's the thing: It truly is 'Movie Magic.' I might like to try my hand in movies one day, leaving the audience hanging on their seat and craving more even though the credits have began rolling. Like 'The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas.' Or even laughing and crying at the same time with a bitter sweet ending like 'Life is Beautiful.' So I'm going to stop here but with a list of some of my favourite 'little known' movies.
  • Carry On Teacher (1959)
  • Goodmorning Miss Dove (1955)
  • Two Brothers (2004)
  • Life Is Beautiful (1997)
  • Jurassic Park (I know, I know. It's very popular but I just love it so much)

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