Anika's Blog of Random Topics

Basically, this is the same concept as the first part but includes different clips. Please if you haven't go and read part one too. Of course, there are going to be major spoilers and all rights obviously go to their respective owner.         The first scene I'm going to be talking about is from the 2015 DCOM (Disney Channel Original Movie), "Invisible Sister". Personally, I think this whole movie is a metaphor and stands on its own even though it's part of Disney Channel's 'Monstober'. The movie's premise is how Cleo (played by Rowan Blanchard), a smart yet unsocial girl accidentally turns her popular sister, Molly (played by Paris Berelc), invisible. Both sisters go on a journey trying to turn Molly visible again but learn to empathize with one another more and more. Eventually, becoming closer than ever.          During this scene, Cleo tries to apologize to her sister after their argument, where Molly pushes Cleo ...

I know that Disney Channel has a bunch of immature moments, but these are my favorite Disney Channel moments. This will list some scenes I think were intense, emotional, acted well, or directed well. I'm not going to rank these scenes, but I will say that watching these scenes is more effective than me just describing them. I sadly can't show these scenes due to copyright laws, but I hope you are somehow able to see these scenes at one point in your life. Warning: major spoilers.         The first scene I'm going to talk about is from the 2009 DCOM (Disney Channel Original Movie), "Princess Protection Program". While the movie itself can be very stupid and illogical, I grew up with this movie and it is one of my favorite DCOMs. It's about how Princess Rosalinda (played by Demi Lovato) from the fictional country Costa Luna has to evacuate from her country when it comes under attack. Trying to blend in like a normal teenager in Lousiana, she and tom-boyish...

        Hi! This week I'm going to share my opinion on one of my favorite musical artists: Demi Lovato. This is all based on my own opinion, so you don't have to agree. Currently, she has six studio albums. This list will only include her personal albums (except for "Moves Me" [2004] & "Demo" [?]). This will not include soundtracks or compilation albums from her other projects. 5.  ("Tell Me You Love Me" Album Cover)         In fifth place is her latest album, "Tell Me You Love Me [Clean] (Deluxe) + (Target Exclusive)" which was released in 2017.          I personally don't like this album. It's a good album, but I'm not the target demographic for this album, so maybe that's why I don't like it.          Many of the songs have a more adult theme, so parental consent is recommended.          The album is different from Lovato's previ...

                 So....the "Kim Possible" DCOM (Disney Channel Original Movie)? I have to admit that it wasn't complete trash. Before I go into my review and justification for my thoughts, I just wanted to say, no offense to anyone who actually enjoyed the movie. I'd love to hear your justification on why you liked it. I'd also like to say that this will have spoilers, and I'm sorry for not previously stating that my posts will have spoilers.         Out of 10, I would give the live-action "Kim Possible" movie a 4.5.         I could tell that much time and thought was put into the film, and it was purely made out of good intentions.         The fight scenes were filmed and edited very well (except for the first like 10 minutes).         They mostly captured the essence of the original characters, which was a defining part of the original animated "Kim Possi...

   vs          Are you ready for the new "Kim Possible" movie? The movie will premiere this Friday, February 15, on Disney Channel.         Disney Channel is taking a very big risk by rebooting the beloved animated show, "Kim Possible" 17 years after its original release. Die-hard fans think that the new reboot will 'ruin their childhood'.         I'm not going to lie, but the promotion for the movie looks like it was made in iMovie and the promos make it look like the movie had no budget.         I personally haven't seen the show, but I have been meaning to. I trust and have faith in the writers because they are the same as the show, so they must know how much their creation has impacted people.         I feel like the movie is going to be at least average, but because of the fans of the original show, most people will hate the movie because it is unlike the origina...

 vs          To clear up any misunderstandings, I understand that both franchises were directed and choreographed by Kenny Ortega so they will have some similarities in their layouts.         "High School Musical" is a DCOM (Disney Channel Original Movie) that was released in 2006. The movie conveys the message of breaking free of quotas and being your true self, no matter what labels people put on you, through various different musical numbers. The movie follows star basketball player Troy Bolton and overly 'smart' Gabriella Montez, and how music unites the two unexpected couple together.         "Descendants" is a DCOM that was released in 2015, almost ten years after the release of the original High School Musical. The movie teaches the audience that you must make your own choices in life, and you do not have to live the same lives as your parents, even if that is what is expected of you. The musical follo...

                 "The Swap" is a DCOM (Disney Channel Original Movie) which was released in 2016, isn't the best DCOM to have ever been made, but it is definitely one of my personal favorite DCOMs.         "The Swap" is based on Meghan Shull's 2014 novel of the same name. I have read the book and it's a pretty easy read. I can say that there are some differences in the film adaptation, but I preferred the movie over the book. I think this is just a personal opinion because I watched the film before reading the book, but I will explain why I like the movie more than the book.         "The Swap" is about how two teenagers (Ellie and Jack Malloy) switch bodies through a text message and embark on a journey of bettering each other's lives. Even though this is a Halloween DCOM and a part of Disney Channel's "Monstober", it delivered more than the beloved standard musical DCOMs. Even though Disney Channe...