I consider myself fortunate because I enjoy the music and "LIG" in particular, so it's not so much a chore. Try listening to "My Heart Will Go On" 2-3 times a day for 6 months and you will get a glimpse into Hell itself.
I still don't understand how she's still being pushed over. Has no range, bellows everything out, only is on-key through use of an autotune. Clearest example of an "actor" (I use that word sparingly) who can "sing" (ditto) being masqueraded as a pop star.
My son's was Monsters Inc. The DVD's lamination literally separated from so many viewings. What's ironic, now at 9, he doesn't remember his toddler years and didn't remember seeing it at all when Monsters University came out last year.I only have a son, and he never got drawn into the whole Frozen craze, so you can scratch mommy and myself off the list of parents who want to dislocate their ears every time Let It Go is heard. The only film in recent years he's really gone head over heels for is TS3, and I'm right there with him in that fan boat.
Worst song ever.
Yeah, it's a psychosomatic response. I was a projectionist at a theater when "Titanic" came out. So many negative memories tied to that movie and that song, chief among them cleaning the auditorium in a "Groundhog Day"-like stupor from Dec-May.
Frozen is not that bad. Really.
There are much worse things in the world. Calliou comes to mind.
Hey, it's a steady well-paying gig and Fallon does have some great musical guests that they get to play with/for. Maybe it's the blackification of Nazeem.
Yeah. When is that Calliou kid going to grow some hair anyway?Frozen is not that bad. Really.
There are much worse things in the world. Calliou comes to mind.
He has terminal 7.
It might be the fact that their children like to watch it over and over again. My grandchildren are like that. If there is something they like, we may watch it a lot when they are over. Of course, our grandchildren are between 4 and 6.
