IrishPal2002

One of Disney's best plot ideas in a century. The Movie had a great plot to work with, and it managed it well.

Watching the teenage versions of Disney's most famous Heroes and Villains interact is both Interesting for younger generations and nostalgic for for people who grew up watching the parents of these children.

If you can look past some minor plot holes,(such as how most villain children only have 1 parent) the story is quite satisfying.

The music elements flow seamlessly thanks to High School Musical Director "Kenny Ortega". The Vocals are outstanding particularly by leads "Dove Cameron"(Mal), "Sofia Carson"(Evie) and Mitchell Hope(Prince Ben).

Overall the movie falls short in very few areas, with some cheesy songs pulling it down a little along with a predictable ending, but the movie is an instant classic among current Disney fans and a must see for all, old and new.

Disney is celebrating its 100th Disney Original Movie with its recreation of the 1987 movie "Adventures in Babysitting".

The movie does well in its own right but when compared to the original version of the movie the movie falls a little flat. There are little to no innovative choices made by the production team in this version. They do manage to retain some of the 80's humor without seeming too cheesy, but some parts of the movie such as the "baddies" seem to have been pulled straight from the previous century.

The cast is chosen well with the banter between Disney Veterans Sabrina Carpenter and Sofia Carson providing a great few chuckles throughout the movie. The charming child actors/actresses in the movie do great to cause mischief without seeming too cliché.

despite the mediocre script and the outdated "baddies" the movie performs well as a comedy for a TV Movie thanks to the great performance by the cast. 7/10 - Worth a watch

Supernatural begins in season one as a horror show, the "ghost of the week" plot writing meant that it was easy for people to drop in and out of watching the show while not missing much of the bigger plot line.

This changed however when the writers realized they had created something special with the relationship between Sam and Dean and began to develop their special brotherly relationship even further and focusing on much bigger and in depth story lines that would leave you wondering after after every episode "what happens next!". The show develops dramatically making it one of the best TV series i have seen in a long, long time. nearly perfect with a 9/10.

however after a brilliant ending in season 6 the show had a great opportunity to deal themselves out and call it a day knowing they had made a television masterpiece. It also seemed that they could not pull of any bigger story lines of than what they already had, yet they decided to try.

season 7 started good enough but it seemed to to slowly run out of steam and by the end of the season it came clear that it should of ended the previous season. leaving the show with an average 6/10.

This does not mean that you should give up on the show just yet, the writers may surprise us in upcoming seasons, but the real question is when, how, and will they actually end it?