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While this is, indeed, a great movie (that I'm pretty sure is for kids), it's not animated. So I had some trouble deciding whether or not to include it. However, it's clearly called the "Uber awesome child cartoon movie extravaganza spectacular," so I went against it for some reason.

Of course, I am talking about the classic halloween movie, Hocus Pocus. Yes, it is classic, you silly old people. So anyways, before I watched it again, I was going to say something about Sarah Jessica Parker not being as slutty then, but quickly realized that that would have been a complete lie. She sure could sing, though, as will be shown in the clips. Even so, she was my favorite of the sisters way back when because 1: she was the only one who was relatively pretty, and 2: kids don't notice sluttiness. Or, at least I didn't.

That's enough talk of that, though. It was enjoyable, even with the whole "protagonist from Cali-frickin-fornia" thing. I must say, I loved the witches' characters this time around for some reason. They were just so fun and interesting, I guess. I don't know. Let's just go to clips now.

I was having a bit of trouble deciding between three music-y clips until I found them all in one video. Enjoy, the cat spell, I put a spell on you, and come little children.

Now that I've lost all my few people worth of readership, I finally wached another movie last night! I couldn't make the post until now because I have been completely swamped all day. On the plus side, we finished my transcript and it is being overnight-ed to the university now. We also got my SAT scores, which were all pretty impressive (Personally, I'm not that pleased with my math score, but it's still fairly above average. Not above the average NCSU freshman, though).

But you don't care about that. So my movie today is The Great Mouse Detective. I don't believe I've ever categorized it as my absolute favorite movie, but it's been consistently high on that list for years. This is an odd occurence, because it really doesn't have all that much comedy. Of course, I may not have noticed this before, as I found Jurassic Park completely hilarious as a kid.

So it's a likely candidate for one of the reasons I wanted to be a detective back then, too. It was probably a mix of many things, though. Harriet the Spy and random Olsen twins books (I believe they named themselves "The Trenchcoat Twins" in those) were also large factors. Lawd, I don't know. 'Twas a fun time in my life anyhow.

There are actually very few songs in this movie, but I'll still give you a couple and one more awesome clip. First, the "OMG, this would never fly in a kid's movie nowadays, but it's still real catchy" song:

Not a single (political) blog that I've been to at any point within the last two years has had this picture. Tsk tsk. I'm only forgiving you on the assumption that this was only recently created, as the title of the Fwd: email where I got it was "Halloween's coming..."

Would've been better had they made her more like Umbridge, though. It would have been far less of a stretch than the Harry-esque features they did give her.

Yeah, the URL is from myspace. I only put it up there since this place won't let me upload pictures directly from my computer for some odd reason and I couldn't find it in my google image searches for it.