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Twilight: Breaking Dawn, Happy Feet 2, Descendants: In 30 Seconds!

Tuesday, November 22, 2011 1:09 AM Comments (2)

Latest 30 second reviews: Twilight: Breaking Dawn, Part 1, Happy Feet Two and The Descendants.

The “Reel Faith” season finale is now available at the show’s website! David and I review Twilight: Breaking Dawn, Part 1, Happy Feet Two, Arthur Christmas, The Descendants and The Muppets! Watch it now!

Twilight: Breaking Dawn, Part 1 (SDG)

Happy Feet Two (DD)

The Descendants (DD)

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Do NOT see “Happy Feet Two”. It is truly a waste of time. There is less than 1% of redeeming value. The rest is junk. The movie “Puss In Boots” is WAY better and definitely worth the time for kids, etc. IMHO. HTH. Thanks.—Mark Kamoski

One chuckle from Puss in Boots that I particularly enjoyed was the villainess refusing to have a baby, because “I’ve worked hard on my body, and I like the way I look” - sort of like a Macy’s Parade helium floater, only evil - and then satisfies her husband with a pet instead of a child. Subtle message: bad people contracept and use ersatz children.

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About Steven D. Greydanus

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Steven D. Greydanus is film critic for the National Catholic Register and Decent Films, the online home for his film writing. He writes regularly for Christianity Today, Catholic World Report and other venues, and is a regular guest on several radio shows. Steven has contributed several entries to the New Catholic Encyclopedia, including “The Church and Film” and a number of filmmaker biographies. He has also written about film for the Encyclopedia of Catholic Social Thought, Social Science, and Social Policy. He has a BFA in Media Arts from the School of Visual Arts in New York, and an MA in Religious Studies from St. Charles Borromeo Seminary in Overbrook, PA. He is pursuing diaconal studies in the Archdiocese of Newark. Steven and Suzanne have seven children.