The 30 day Movie challenge.

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With the success of the 30 day music challenge and the want for more posting in this section, I thought it would be a good idea to introduce a 30 day movie challenge! Idea is simple, for each day post a movie that goes with the task for that day. YouTube video’s aren’t necessary as it’s harder with movies, but if you wish to post a trailer or favorite scene from your favorite movie, go ahead. No spam.

Without further ado, the list:

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Day 1 – Your Favorite Movie
Day 2 – Least favorite Movie
Day 3 – Favorite Comedy
Day 4 – Favorite Drama
Day 5 – Favorite Action Movie
Day 6 – Favorite Horror
Day 7 – Favorite Animated Movie
Day 8 – The first Movie you seen in the cinema
Day 9 – A movie that made you happy
Day 10 – A Movie that made you sad
Day 11 – Favorite Movie from your childhood
Day 12 – Favorite love story
Day 13 – Favorite Movie in 3D
Day 14 – Favorite/Standout scene from a Movie
Day 15 – A Movie that was so bad you found it funny
Day 16 – Favorite Book to Movie adaptation
Day 17 – Least favorite Book to Movie adaption
Day 18 – A Movie you love but many hate
Day 19 – Movie with your favorite Actress/Actor
Day 20 – A movie which exceeded your expectations
Day 21 – A Movie which disappointed your expectations
Day 22 – Your favorite movie ending
Day 23 – A Movie that inspires you
Day 24 – The Movie with your favorite soundtrack
Day 25 – Movie that reminds you of someone or yourself
Day 26 – Movie you’re most embarrassed to say you like.
Day 27 – The Movie with your favorite villain
Day 28 –The Movie with your favorite hero
Day 29 – First movie you ever remember watching
Day 30 – Last movie you watched

I will get the ball rolling.

Day 1: Your favorite movie- The Wind That Shakes the Barley.

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Well, as an Irish person, this movie is an enthralling take on the harsh and severe troubles that we went through with Britain. It is a masterpiece into capturing the low quality life of the average Irish person, and then the shocking happenings from 1920 on. It captures all the emotion the Irish poured into the fight for independence, struggling to sneak behind British forces, “The Black and Tans”, to start a revolt. The acting is fantastic all round, which is amazing considering the limit of bog stars in the movie. The movie never ventured to far, since not many other countries would know about this time in Irish history. The movie also captures the fighting spirit of the Irish, and stupidity of not being happy with what they got, and wanting more, which led to more death. Fantastic movie. 5 stars.