This is not my cinema movie- I will never watch Eddie Murphy in cinema heheh - there are always many other heroes to watch so Eddie Murphy can wait. :)
Anyhow, my sister is in town -spending a few days with us and she said,"let's bring all these little women to a movie (like me, she got 2 daughters). I asked her," what movie do you want to watch?"- we definitely cannot watch "UP" as I just brought the girls watching it last week- and I have checked out alien in the attic but too bad it is no more showing at the nearby cinema. Can we watch Final Destination? or Orphan?or District 9?" - being a protective mother to her girls she said No-No- no violence , no eerie movie - then what to watch ? hehe so we ended up with this movie:
Imagine That-
Actually , it was not that bad coz Eddie M as usual is always entertaining in his characters. But I think we laughed more than the children as they were not really into it as it is not a cartoon/animated movie :). We - the parents (me and my hubby & my sis and her hubby ) were having a good time. hehehe (We left our Oyum and my sis 6 months baby at home-- hmmm that why we could sit back and relax except at one time when the girls wanted to go to toilet- grrr..:)
Liv is Evan's (Eddie M) daughter who has few imaginary friends with whom she talked to quite often. Evan is a successful financial consultant (sort of) who are always busy with meetings and giving his clients the best financial advise - what company should they invest in and so on.Somehow the two become close and spend more happy time together as Evan is using his daughter imaginary friends to give him hints on the best financial directions - in order to meet these friends , Evan has to play along- living in his daughter imaginary world.
Some scene are hilarious- when Eddie M starts dancing or singing you will find yourself laughing.
The movie is a family movie but it aims more to the people called "parents". There is a touch of sadness that I feel - if you are a parent , this is a movie that you don't want to miss.- When our children are doodling or scribbling, they are being creative and we should always appreciate their work (conteng dinding is included though :p)



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