Top 5 Thursday: Live-Action Disney Movies

Disney will always be known for its animated features, with the cute characters and sing-s-long songs. But there are also a lot of great live-action, some of them may include animated sequences . Here are my favourites.

5. Mary Poppins

This definitely deserves a spot in the top 5. What kid doesn’t want someone like Mary Poppins to be their nanny? And I still know the lyrics to the songs!

 

4. Enchanted

You know how Disney can be over the top? Well, “Enchanted” does the perfectly. And Amy Adams does is fantastically. I love this movie, which catchy Disney songs.

 

3. Honey, I Shrunk the Kids

The movie Rick Moranis is best known for. A fun, adventurous film that is enjoyable for the whole family.

 

2. Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl

This is still the best in the series, the one that introduced us to the very memorable and iconic character Jack Sparrow, played by Johnny Depp. It’s easy to think of him, while thinking of Depp.

 

1. The Muppets

Who doesn’t love the Muppets, they are such a loveable bunch of critters. I was so excited to finally see them in a movie again. The first one since they’ve been adopted by Disney.

 

They Almost Made the Top 5: Homeward Bound: The Incredible Journey, Remember the Titans, The Santa Claus, Cool Runnings, Bridge to Terabithia

Two new layouts

I haven't done any scrapbooking since may 2010! That's a long time. I just didn't have any inspiration. But I picked it up this weekend. I already made to and I have four more to go. Here are the two I made today (I'm sorry for the quality of the photos).

The Clouseau concert:



My visit to the musical "Mary Poppins":

Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious

My mom and I visited a musical yesterday: Mary Poppins. I LOVED IT! Such a great musical. Noortje Herlaar played Mary, she was the winner in a contest and I wasn't a fan of her when I was watching the show. But when I saw her there on stage, I realized how good she was. William Spaaij played Bert. I saw him before, in the Dutch version of Grease. I liked hem then and I liked him now. The décor was amazing. It looked like a dollhouse unfolding everytime the set changed. I can't describe it, you really have to see it for yourself. The songs were all familiar, but now in Dutch. They sounded good and catchy, just like in the movie. This musical was worth every penny and me and my mom had a great day. Here are some pictures:

The theatre in Scheveningen:



Mary & Bert (alias Noortje Herlaar & Williams Spaaij) signing after the show. They signed my photobook as well:



The first thing we said to each other after the show: What's the next musical!?!?