Ohmygosh guys.

So, my bess-frannn Jadyn Maree wrote a post about the upcoming movie, The Great Gatsby. I am pretty dang excited for this one, since, for one thing, I always, as I was reading, imagined Gatsby to be Leonardo DeCaprio. But as I read her post, I was like, dude. DUUUDE. I forgot to tell the internet what else is coming out in the theaters!

Feast your eyes, and pull a box of tissues near, my friends.

That's right. Les Miserables. THE MUSICAL {movie}.

Starring HUGH JACKMAN as Jean Valjean.

I'm so sure that Hollywood heard me and my mom talking like, forever ago, about how perfect he would be as Jean Valjean, because there's no way they could have known to cast him otherwise.

Oh yeah. And Helen Bonham Carter is in it too. Who ever heard of a movie going bad with her in it?

Geez this is going to be the best movie ever.

Dude. I'm inspired.

Okay, I know I totally already posted today, but I had to spread the good word of this freaking movie. Its a documentary I watched on Netflix today. I am now watching it a second time.

This movie was amazing.

You just need to go on Netflix and watch it. I started spitting out facts on this page from the movie. But it got kind of lengthy. This movie is amazing. You are what you eat. Your body has the power to heal itself, and the things you put in your body give your body the boost it needs to do that, free of side effects, unlike medication and prescription drugs. It's amazing. Watch it. It's called "Food Matters". Netflix. Do it.

Doo-bee-doo-bee, doo-wah, doo-bee-doo-bee, doo-wah.

Um, have you not witnessed the greatness that is the Phineas and Ferb Movie?

Do it. It's wonderfulness approaches that of Harry Potter.

And that is really saying something. Especially from me.

IREALLYLOVETHISALOT. O.o

{Perry the Platypus Theme Song. Duh.}

I guess we can blame it on the rain.

Favorite things I've been thinking about today.

1. This tutorial. I will seriously be making, like, 20 of these, if I have anything to say about it.

2. This picture from the trailer. Sorry if you're annoyed. Actually, I'm not sorry. Just deal with it. :)

3. I was watching The Two Towers, and Samwise Gamgee {my freaking favorite character} said a quote that brings joy to my heart.

"I know. It's all wrong. By rights we shouldn't even be here. But we are. It's like in the great stories, Mr. Frodo. The ones that really mattered. Full of darkness and danger, they were. And sometimes, you didn't want to know the end, because how could the end be happy? How could the world go back to the way it was, when so much bad happened? But in the end, it's only a passing thing, this shadow. Even darkness must pass. A new day will come. And when the sun shines, it will shine out the clearer. Those were the stories that stayed with you-- that meant something, even if you were to small to understand why. But I think, Mr. Frodo, I do understand. I know now. Folk in those stories had lots of chances of turning back. Only they didn't. They kept going, because they were holding on to something."

Ohmyheck I want that framed on my wall or something.

4. We got a popcorn popper. My friends, I testify to you that you should never buy dumb microwave popcorn again. Poppers are cheaper in the end, and they are funner. And the popcorn is fluffier, and not kernel-y. Yum.

5. How about that huboob last night? {snicker, snicker.teehee.}

{Blame It on the Rain by He is We}

I'm gonna be the one who goes along with you.

I am STILL addicted to Veggie Tales Sweetpea Beauty. Like really. I made a Snoodlerella Easter egg, for goodness sakes. I've watched the episode like 4 times in the past two days. One of those times was at 10:00 at night. I've had dreams about this episode. Awesome. I am in the process of memorizing all of the Snoodlerella one, really. It'd probably be more convenient for my purposes.

Here is an exerpt. It's a spoiler if you haven't seen it, but it's my favorite part, so I couldn't contain myself. If you don't want to read it, you can scroll down. But I thought you might like it. It's from Snoodlerella, which is a twist off of Cinderella, where a girl (named Snoodlerella) with "glasses, braces, uncontrollable hair, and cumbersome graces" gets a makeover from Madame Blueberry and her woodland creature assistants. The makeover will only last until midnight, in which time Snoodlerella goes to a ball at the villages palace (just like Cinderella). As the clock strikes twelve, all of the people in the ballroom disappear, and she is alone with her old looks once again. Here's where the excerpt starts:

Again, there she stood, with glasses and braces,

Uncontrollable hair, and cumbersome graces.

So back to herself in that hall all alone,

She sat down her cup and turned to go home.

"Excuse me, young lady," a voice asked,

"If I might,"

"With permission of course have the last dance tonight?"

"With me?" she asked, startled, as she turned to the voice.

"You must be mistaken. I'm an aweful poor choice."

"Who told you you're aweful?" he asked,

"How do you know?"

"Can't you see for yourself?

The whole world tells me so."

Then onto the dance floor walked the King as he said:

"Would you like to, child, hear what I think instead?"

Then the hall filled with music as the King took her hand.

She asked, "Your majesty, please, I don't understand."

"I think you're beautiful," said the King as he smiled.

"I treasure you deeply, you're lovely my child.

I think you are beautiful, your hair and your braces,

Your glasses and clothes, your cumbersome graces.

And many more traits that I could speak of.

There's nothing about you I don't truly love.

"You're kind and you're honest,

Funny and smart.

You're really quite charming, you have a good heart."

"You're majesty," she asked as a tear came in view,

"I'd like to believe you. Is that really true?"

"Of course it is true, every word that I say.

Daughter, I am the King. And I made you that way.

"I delight in your beauty. You're wonderfully made.

I knew you before this foundation was laid.

You're precious to me, every hair on your head.

Daughter, hear and believe." the Snoodle king said.

..............................................................................................

I know you're crying. I did. I freakin' love that show. SERIOUSLY. Go watch it. It's on Netflix.

Happy day.

{I Would Be (500 Miles) by The Proclaimers}

My Very Favorite Movie of All Time

A Little Princess (1995)

I am suprised that many people aren't in love with this movie. It's not a super popular one. But it is AMAZING. It has beautiful music, it is pretty intense, the story is wonderful, and the characters are darling. Plus, it is set in the early 1900's. AND I LOVE THAT.

"All women are princesses. It is our right"-Maya

"She was so beautiful. What did you love about her the most?" "I loved the why she smiled, I loved the way she sang the Indian folk song. But most of all I loved dancing with her."

"What are you doing? Memorizing me by heart?"

"No. I already know you by heart."

"Don't you understand what I am saying?! You are alone in the world."

"You know, dolls make the very best friends. Just because they can't speak doesn't mean they don't listen. And did you know that when we leave them alone in our room, they come to life?"

"They do?" "Yes! But before we walk in and catch them, they return to their place as quick as lightning!" "Why don't they come to life in front of us so we can see them?" "Because it's magic. Magic has to be believed. It's the only way it's real."

"Let's make a promise right now: to always look out for each other."

"It's a promise."

"Sara... why don't you tell your stories anymore?" "They're just make-believe. They don't mean anything." "Oh, but they've always meant something to me. There were days I thought I would die, until I heard you talk about the magic."

Hooray for old-fashioned movies.

Hooray for Sara Crewe.

Hooray for Romy.

Hooray for General Conference tomorrow.

Hooray for princesses.

I am falling in love with the following:

Amy Adams as Amelia Earhart in Night at the Museum 2

Perfect perfect perfect perfect perfect. :)

And I thought I loved Amy Adams before when she played Giselle in Enchanted...

Which, I did. Definitely. I guess Amy Adams just plays all of my favorite roles.

She should play Glinda in the Wicked movie.

Gasp. :)

Anyway... Night at the Museum 2

The way she carried herself

The way she talked

The way she spontaneously and hilariously flirted with Ben Stiller's character, Larry Daley

Her outfit and her HAIR

And most of all, her quotes:

"Great Gatsby!"

"Do you know why I became a pilot?" "I have no idea." "For the fun of it. Why else would anybody do anything?"

"I feel as if I have been asleep for a very long time, and now suddenly, I'm awake!"

"You've got moxy, kid!"

"Oh, please, you haven't been able to get you cheaters of my chassis since we first met!"

"I don't want to come with you because I am attracted to you, which so far I am not. It's because I smell adventure, and d*** it, I want in."

{NOTE: Let's not think now that Emily likes the d word. Emily deeply despises the d word. Emily is sad that Amy Adams used the d word. Emily likes the quote as a whole, because of the way her voice and her tone changed, and the quote as a WHOLE. Thank you. :)}

And my FAVORITE OF ALL TIME:

"Crimey, we've been jimmy-jacked!" "Jimmy-jacked?" "It's how I speak!" "I know, but that one sounds made up, even for you." "'Oh no. Our path has been blocked by bad people.' Now where's the fun in that?!"

Ahh.... I love this character.

P.S. Look what I found while I was looking up pictures for this post!

Okay, it's a little hard to see in this picture. But do you see the pregnant belly?! Amy Adams is gonna be a mommy! I love babies!!

Hooray for Amelia Earhart!

Hooray for Giselle!

Hooray for old-fashioned speaking!

Hooray for babies!

Hooray for finishing english essays!

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