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SpongeBob it is then. For a couple of hours, Austin and I had not once shifted from the couch except to pee. It was already five minutes past the hour three and mom and dad haven't come back yet. Neither has Kade. "We need popcorn," Austin grumbles, his head hanging from the couch and his feet up on the back of the chair. "You go do it," I murmured, my gaze not wanting to move off Megamind. That was probably the third animated movie we watched for today.

“We could be, with this. No-one’s seen anything like it. This is more extreme than American Guinea Pig or anything.” “No,” Sam was incredulous. “No fucking way! Are you out of your fucking mind?” “No, hear me out. There are a lot of sick fucks out there that would pay through the nose to see this.” “No-one could sit through the whole footage. We couldn’t take it and neither could Ashkan or his cronies and those guys are killers.” “So we don’t use the whole footage. We cut it up into little clips, just enough to really freak people out, and we build a whole story around them.”

Suzie tilted her head and asked, “Uncle Shaun, you seem… a little sad.” “Mm. I was thinking about something, something that… I can never forgive myself for.” Shaun rose to his feet and touched her head. “Let’s ask Aunty Cathy to join us for a movie, okay?” “Huh?” Suzie was dazed for a moment. “But… But I’m still young. I can only watch animated movies…” “... Let’s watch an animated movie, then,” Shaun replied reluctantly. “Yay. Let’s watch Brother Bear.”

There would be plenty of times to talk after and during the movie. They chose a simple and light-hearted animation called “The uprising”. Steven who hadn't planned on enjoying the movie, found himself laughing at the absurdity of some scenes. At last, even Rick cracked a smile himself and seemed to relax. When the movie finished, Steven asked if he wanted to stay for another, and Rick lit up like Steven had offered him the world. Taking that as a yes, he paid for tickets for another light-hearted comedy, “Grandpa’s little warriors” which again made them laugh so hard that Rick appeared to have almost forgotten everything that had happened in the morning.

Sofia said "I don't have time to watch Sofia's movies Sophia," Spencer said. "Spencer is just 2 hours or 2 hours 30 minutes or 3 hours okay 4 hours tops," Sophia said giggling. "Okay fine whatever," Spencer said. They both sat at the theater and began watching the movie, eating food, drinking wine, making jokes about the movie, and enjoying each other's company. They sat at the theater for more than five hours and didn't realize they had watched 3 different movies, by the time Spencer realized, it was already past midnight.

The delivery kid handed me the boxes like he was delivering a peace offering to a dangerous warlord. “Good luck,” he muttered before fleeing. The boys tore into the pizza like they’d been starved for days. Within minutes, cheese strings dangled from the furniture, pepperoni adorned the TV remote, and someone had invented a game called “who can fit the most olives in their mouth.” (Max won with ten. We have it on video.) 7:30 p.m. Movie time. I put on Space Pals 2: Return of the Astro Hamsters, a wholesome animated film with talking rodents and zero violence. It lasted approximately six minutes before the boys got bored and demanded something scarier.

That film lasted for almost two hours, and the beating in their hearts was inexplicable. Sasha's next film was an action film. It's old but still the best because it's Jackie Chan. Here, Gaby is thrilled, especially when she hits Jackie Chan and her black American partner. They almost ran out of the popcorn that was cooked. The film is also two hours long. Next to pull was Riki. The boys were happy because it was an erotic film. Although there is a love story, there are more bed scenes in the story. When the bed scene is happening the boys are restless in their seats, especially when erotic sounds can still be heard in that scene. They laughed sarcastically at Belle. There is not even a blur