"Memories of childhood were the dreams that stayed with you after you woke" – Julian Barnes
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This contest marks Cinéma's awesome return, and what better way to commemorate it than with a throwback to the films that awed us as kids? It's the first day of the year 2022, and there's a grand prize of 650cine up for grabs. If you want to learn more about the #cinetvcontest and how you can participate, simply go to. 👉Cinetv Contest: We're back with a new one! 3 winners and 650 CINE in prizes!!!
THE MOVIES THAT ROCKED MY CHILDHOOD
This is my Entry for the contest. My dad is a lover of movies and it rubbed off on us kids. He made sure to get us a copy of all these movies to watch at home with him, then cassettes rocked. Here's a list of my 7 unforgettable childhood movies.
#1 📽DENNIS THE MENACE📽
| Release date: 1993 HOLLYWOOD | Starring: Mason Gamble (Dennis) and Walter Matthau (Mr. Wilson) |
Dennis the Menace was a truly exceptional film. Dennis is a mischievous 5-year-old boy who is fond of his neighbor, Mr. Wilson, in this film. Dennis went missing one day, and the entire neighborhood was in disarray until he was found and the kidnappers were apprehended.
Why I think this movie is great: It emphasized the importance of community and how we should value the people around us. It did, however, teach you how to deal with your kidnappers.😂
#2 📽GOING BANANAS📽
| Release date: 1988 HOLLYWOOD | Starring: David Mendenhall (Ben), Dom DeLuise (Big bad joe) and Jimmie Walker (Mozambo) |
A true comedy about a boy named Ben, his guardian, Big Bad Joe, and the hilarious guide Mozambo attempting to save a talking chimp named Bonzo from bad guys. If you've watched then surely you'll remember BA-BA-BA-NA-NAS😂
Why I think this movie is great: 😂It's an emotional roller coaster of a film. I cried and laughed a lot. It simply demonstrated the bond between humans and animals, and how, alas, we aren't all that different and have feelings as well💜
#3 📽THE WITCHES📽
| Release date: 1993 HOLLYWOOD | Starring: Jasen Fisher (Luke) and Anjelica Huston (Eva the Grand High Witch) |
A story about an 8-year-old American boy named Luke who is warned about witches and then meets the grand witch herself, who turns him into a mouse. The film was remade in 2020, but I still prefer this original story.
Why I think this movie is great: The witches here were bad ones who hated kids. So was delighted to note that good always triumph over evil.
#4 📽AKI NA UKWA📽
| Release date: 2002 NOLLYWOOD | Starring: Osita Iheme (pawpaw), Chinedu Ikedieze (aki) and Amaechi Muonagor (Mr. Mbakwe) |
A hilarious Comedy of two brothers who cause complete chaos in their home, school, and, well, their entire village.😂You'll LMFAO in this one.
Why I think this movie is great: It was fun to watch but surely not the kind of mischief you'll want your children to learn or practice😂.
#5 📽YEH VAADA RAHA📽
| Release date: 1982 BOLLYWOOD | Starring: Rishi Kapoor (Vikram) and Poonam Dhillon (Sunita) |
A very emotional movie this one. A story about Vikram and Sunita who fell in love, but Vikram's mother was against it because Sunita came from a poor family. They decide to elope but got into a car accident. Sunita died, but Vikram survived. Years later, it was discovered that she had not died, but rather had a facial surgery. They reconnected after a decade apart. a song that linked them, I'm still singing that song in my head right now❤️😥.
Why I think this movie is great: A roller coaster of emotions. Love wins no matter what and discrimination is a game played by losers. I love this movie so much and have a downloaded copy. The song lives rent free in my head, FORVER😂
#6 📽THE 7TH VOYAGE OF SIMBAD📽
| Release date: 1958 HOLLYWOOD CLASSIC | Starring: Kerwin Mathews (Sinbad) and Kathryn Grant (Princess Parisa) |
I watched this movie in 2001. A thrilling story about a sorcerer who shrinks the princess. Then comes the hero, Sinbad Sailing through seas and narrowly escaping the monsters of Colossa island to save Princess Parisa. This was a classic believe me, absolutely enjoyed watching and I will be watching again.
Why I think this movie is great: Love knows no bound and we can go to any length for our loved ones, even to the ends of earth, through seven seas, fighting all monsters.
#7 📽BEAUTY AND THE BEAST📽
| Release date: 1991 HOLLYWOOD DISNEY ANIMATION | Voice cast Starring: Paige O'Hara (Belle) and Robby Benson (the Beast) |
A beautiful and enchanting story about an arrogant young prince and his castle's servants who fall victim to an enchantress's spell, which transforms him into the hideous Beast until he learns to love and be loved in return. Then comes the spirited Belle, who begins to entice the cold-hearted Beast out of hiding. I LOVE THIS STORY FOREVER.
Why I think this movie is great: There's absolutely nothing not to like about this movie, and nothing stopping it from being great. I mean it's Beauty and the best and stands my Best of all time till date. I also love the human remake starring Emma Watson, love her to pieces❤️
"Childhood is the best of all the seasons of life, and the longer it lasts with happy memories, the stronger the emotional stability in adulthood."– Venugopal Acharya
😊This is my entry for the #cinetvcontest and Until next time, Hive, Vibe & Be Lucky🍀
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