Oh, man. The cutest couple in Kindie music is back (not that they ever left) with something super sweet to share.
These two lovebirds are set to release their new album Lishy Lou and Lucky Too on October 1st. ‘Thingamajig’ is the first song released.
Enjoy the video:
“When you’re with Mary Poppins, suddenly you’re in places you’ve never dreamed of.”
A staple of my childhood, Mary Poppins, is finally being released on Blu-ray. There’s Mary Poppins. Then everything else. The songs are what make this movie so special. I mean, look at these 5 songs:
“A Spoonful of Sugar”
“Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious”
“Chim Chim Cher-ee”
“Step In Time”
“Let’s Go Fly A Kite”
The winner of 5 Academy Awards is the gold standard from Disney. The 50th Anniversary Edition arrives on Disney Blu-ray December 10th.
Watch the 50th Anniversary trailer:
Just. No.
First off – Yes they made a sequel to Chihuahua. Secondly, there was a first Chihuahua movie?
Listen, I was not going to watch this movie. Ever. It’s a direct to DVD, cheaply made knock off of Beverly Hills Chihuahua which is terrible in it’s own right. Somewhere, somebody thought this was a good idea.
We didn’t.
Luckily for you, I have entertaining friends. Whom I bribed to review it via Twitter. So, they put their kids to bed, grabbed a bottle of bourbon and, well………
Alright. Chihuahua Too. Here we go.
— Rubie Q (@Rubie_Q) August 9, 2013
The kids may have just found Narnia. Or a wine cellar. Or a snuff room.
— Rubie Q (@Rubie_Q) August 9, 2013
Why are moms in these straight to video movies always wearing khaki capris from Dress Barn that are three sizes too big?
— Mrs. Q (@notachance72) August 9, 2013
The premise here is that the chihuahua was a vaudeville star who’s now haunting her old home. I think. Maybe? I’m drunj.
— Rubie Q (@Rubie_Q) August 9, 2013
Weird foreplay between live Golden Retriever and Dead Chihuahua. This is getting weird.
— Mrs. Q (@notachance72) August 9, 2013
Uh oh, now live Retriever and Dead Chihuahua are going to have fun sexy pool time.
— Mrs. Q (@notachance72) August 9, 2013
I think the dogs wrote the script too.
— Rubie Q (@Rubie_Q) August 9, 2013
The little girl’s hair in every scene of this movie is a different length. How hard is it to maintain continuity?
— Mrs. Q (@notachance72) August 9, 2013
Real scene–Mom: I’m craving a Twinkie *suggestive look* Dad: Great. Now I want a Ding Dong.
— Mrs. Q (@notachance72) August 9, 2013
I hope they fed these dogs like all the hot dogs and cheese they wanted because this is animal cruelty otherwise.
— Rubie Q (@Rubie_Q) August 9, 2013
The big reveal: Ghost Dog is haunting the house because she’s waiting for her owners to come home. Her owners died … on the Titanic.
— Rubie Q (@Rubie_Q) August 9, 2013
Why haven’t you taught your 10 yr old to swim when you live in a house with a pool? You are a terrible mother!
— Mrs. Q (@notachance72) August 9, 2013
What do you feed a Ghost Dog?
— Rubie Q (@Rubie_Q) August 9, 2013
Worried because now I am seriously interested in knowing what happened in the first Chihuahua movie.
— Mrs. Q (@notachance72) August 9, 2013
Ghost Dog is living with Family now. Because apparently she will never find rest and is shackled to this house eternally. So. That’s nice.
— Rubie Q (@Rubie_Q) August 9, 2013
Honestly, I don’t demand much in my child’s entertainment, but this is too junky. Like the cotton candy of movies. No nutritional value.
— Mrs. Q (@notachance72) August 9, 2013
Oh, Chihuahua Too. How cute that you thought you needed an anti-piracy notice at the end.
— Rubie Q (@Rubie_Q) August 9, 2013
So, there you go. We just saved you 80 minutes of your life. Rubie & Mrs Q had plenty of other tweets about the movie. Make sure to check out their timelines for more.