Also living apart - and jumping through hoops or time. Yes this isn't linear and yes this is not your usual rom-com. And that is what makes it enticing and entertaining to watch. Good dialog, different perspectives and a look into relationships and how complex it can be. It feels real and you get the usual "he said/she said" situations, where you have to decide which side you are on - but you also get different layers that might valid your first choice obsolete and make you think again.It's I reckon more complex than other movies, just a fair warning. More complex than just boy/girl, like/not like that is. Not talking highly complex movies that are hard to follow. If you are into light entertainment, good dialog and some love in your movies, you could do much worse than this
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Despite being pegged as a whimsical family-friendly fantasy, "Return to Oz" is basically the most terrifying Disney movie ever made, with imagery so disturbing that it still haunts our nightmares thirty years later. Here, in honor of its anniversary, are all its creepiest moments.
Teddy accidentally puts Charlie's blanket in the donation pile instead of in the laundry pile. She goes to look for it at the thrift shop but gets locked in the back of the donation truck. Meanwhile, PJ take Teddy's advice and plans a Moroccan feast for their parents' wedding anniversary. To celebrate their anniversary, Gabe, Amy and Bob go to the movie, but Charlie wrecks the feast by starting a one-baby food fight.
Teddy uses Gabe and his friend Jake to go see a PG-13-rated movie so she can use it to win an internship at a news station. Meanwhile, Amy buys a pair of heels that cost $400 to go out to a party with and plans on returning them. She puts them away in until Charlie gets a hold of them and ruins the shoes. PJ tries to make amends with a kindergarten classmate after cutting the boy's ponytail.
The Duncan family goes on a trip to Hawaii in celebration of Bob and Amy's 20th wedding anniversary. After wandering onto sacred ground, Amy gets the entire family cursed, but refuses to believe it, until she is trapped in an elevator with a claustrophobic woman. Soon after, Teddy gets knocked out during her surfing lesson; PJ and Gabe's aerial tour pilot falls unconscious during the flight; Bob gets knocked out with a golf ball; and Charlie goes missing. Meanwhile, Bob faces continuous hour-long timeshare seminars.
Linda, Bob's mother, comes to visit to help with Toby, but she ends up driving Amy crazy. Amy asks Teddy to get Linda away from her as much as possible. Meanwhile, Teddy and Spencer celebrate their tenth-month anniversary since they got back together, but it didn't turn out well since Linda accompanied them. Meanwhile, Gabe and PJ find an old unmailed letter in a box of old things that Mrs. Dabney gave them. The letter says that a large amount of money is buried in Mrs. Dabney's backyard. Mischievous as they are, they start digging the exact location to find the money. In the end, Gabe and PJ realize they were part of Mrs. Dabney's evil scheme to get a hot tub, so they pay her back with putting Green dye in her hot tub.
It's Toby's first Halloween and Amy wants Bob to dress up. On Halloween day, Amy dresses up in a kangaroo costume, complete with a pouch for Toby and Charlie. On the other hand, Bob puts a cape on over his exterminator uniform and calls himself Captain Extermo. Amy believes his costume is lousy and not in the Halloween spirit. Plus, Teddy enjoys PJ's cooking, so she asks him to cook an authentic French meal in honor of her one-year anniversary since she got back together with Spencer. Teddy decides to have their date take place at PJ's apartment so Spencer will not suspect anything. Later, Teddy and Spencer arrive at PJ's apartment, which Teddy has decorated in a Parisian theme. Furthermore, Teddy becomes sad when she realizes Spencer does not remember how they met. But he makes it up to her by proving that he remembers for how long they had broken up. And they continue they're dinner, and ended it with a clown attack. Meanwhile, Gabe is deceived by Mrs. Dabney into attending a ceremony in honor of her charitable work.
Teddy throws a sleepover at PJ's apartment to forget about her anniversary with Spencer, while PJ and Emmett take care of their neighbor's pet rat while he's away. After Verne quits working for Bob to start his extermination business, Bob hires a teenager named Beau, as a replacement. Amy and Mrs. Dabney use Gabe and Lauren to trick each other to do their chores but tables turn when Gabe and Lauren find out.
With their high school graduation approaching, Teddy and Ivy come up with a bucket list of things to do before they graduate. When Ivy suggest a road trip, Teddy then finds herself stuck en route to Las Vegas, New Mexico with the Wentz family in their new RV. Meanwhile, Amy is offended by Gabe not telling her that he joined a baseball team, due to her unruly embarrassing behavior at Gabe's sporting events in the past. Bert and Mrs. Dobbs announce that they are getting married and leave Bob and PJ to plan the bachelor party and the wedding.
The (sort of) sudden anniversary atmosphere that seems to have popped up from nowhere is infectious. So, why do we celebrate anniversaries? I mean, I get that the day we important people were born is... well... important, but none of us even remember that day. Death anniversaries, wedding anniversaries, the-day-we-first-went-out-versaries... yeah they're all very important but for a change shouldn't we celebrate other memories too, say important firsts in Dhaka? 2ff7e9595c
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