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ENTERTAINMENT: ROLL ’EM! Walking Pants Magic by Hunter Barnard
This month I watched “Onward,” and I liked the movie a lot.
I thought it was cool because they did a lot of things that were fun.
The movie started at a time when a lot of people used really cool magic, but eventually they stopped using magic. Instead, people got cars and stuff so they did not need magic anymore.
The main character, an elf named Ian Lightfoot, realizes he can learn how to use magic, and he tries to bring his dad back to life. At first, he and his elf brother, Barley, were really excited about it, but then stuff started to get hard with maps, obstacles and more.
Their dad was my favorite character because he ran around without arms or a head or anything, he was just a pair of walking pants sometimes and I thought that was really funny.
Their adventure was really cool because they were trying to find a way to bring their dad back using magic, and they got to do all sorts of things that looked like a lot of fun.
Sometimes the magic did not work and that was kind of sad, but eventually Ian and Barley figured it out.
I learned that using magic would be really hard to figure out but, once you did, it would be easy and a lot of fun.
Lots of fun things happened during the movie but it was not always happy, at the end it was good though, so that was nice.
Barley had a really cool car that was kind of funny, too, he liked the car a lot. I thought that was awesome because he built the car by himself. The movie was really funny and lots of cool things happened in it and even though they got sad in the middle, it was good at the end.
I liked the movie and I think other people would like it at least a little if they saw it, too.
Hunter Barnard is an energetic 6-year-old who attends Brunswick City Schools and likes to share his opinion. He is assisted in writing his column by his mom, Jessica Rapenchuk.
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