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Long Island Movie Review
With Karim Gamil Pertew
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Karim Gamil Pertew is a screenwriter/director from
Long Island who has a bachelors degree in film production and
history. His unique movie review style is unlike any that is
in the business today, he provides short but straight to the point
reviews that will make you want to see a movie based on the
components rather than the hype. Be sure to check out all of
your major blockbuster movie reviews here first before you go
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REVIEW
OF THE WEEK
Monday,
December 3, 2007
Author: Karim Gamil Pertew, Movie Critic & Director
Enchanted
Directed by ……………… Kevin Lima
Screenplay by ……………… Bill Kelly
Genre………………………. Family/Comedy
Starring:
Amy Adams as ……… Giselle
Patrick Dempsey as…………. Robert Philip
James Marsden as ……Prince Edward
Timothy Spall as …….Nathaniel
Idina Menzel as …………...Nancy Tremaine
Susan Sarandon as ……Queen Narissa
Rachel Covey as…….....Morgan Philip
Jeff Bennett as………….Pip
Kevin Lima as……Pip in New York
Samantha Ivers as…….Angie
Fred Tatasciore as…..Troll
William Huntley as….Grumpysx
-Go to the movies: Sure
-Rating: PG
-Buy the DVD: Add it to the Disney collection
“Enchanted” was surprisingly funny with great animation, excellent
acting and choreography. The ending was a bit ridiculous, but kids
don’t know that!
Giselle and Prince Edward seemed
destined to meet, get married, and
live happily ever after, pause...not!
Queen Narissa, Edward’s mother
made sure she would not lose her
throne to the sweet and oblivious
Giselle. So she pushed her down
a well which terminated through
a manhole in Times Square. That’s
when the fun begins. By chance,
Robert Philip and his daughter
Morgan cross paths with Princess
Giselle. Robert, a typical New Yorker
regrets helping this beautiful and insane girl from where he has no
idea, but soon he realizes there’s more to her than he
has ever imagined. Further, Giselle realizes there’s more to
life than singing and rainbows!
“Enchanted” although for kids is very funny for adults too. This
animation/film makes fun of life’s clichés in a unique and magical
way. I think this one will save Christmas this year. Hopefully
everyone will forget that they saw “Fred Claus.” “If you enjoyed
“Ratatouille” and “The Little Mermaid” you will definitely enjoy
this flick!
5 Star -- A Must See
For This Holiday Season
- Karim
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