. Trainor, however much her role was unnecessary, rose to the challenge, and did so admirably.
With singing stars Lambert and Trainor in the voiceover cast it should come as no surprise that there were some musical numbers as well. Thankfully not so many as to make the film into a musical; but enough to give Lambert, Trainor, and Anya Taylor-Joy a chance to exercise their musical chops. There were plenty of laughs throughout as well, and both Lambert and Radcliffe proved to be quite hilarious.
On the surface it would be easy to dismiss this as a kids film, but there was more than enough to keep the adults in the audience interested. I took my 13 year old and 16 year old sons with me and we all enjoyed ourselves immensely. If anything, it’s possible that it would be a bit much for younger children, who might be recommended waiting until the film is available to watch on DVD or direct download.
‘Playmobil: The Movie’ is out 9 August in UK and Irish cinemas and is a presentation of STUDIOCANAL and ON Animation Studios. Directed by Lino Disalvo, it stars Anya Taylor-Joy, Jim Gaffigan, Gabriel Bateman, Adam Lambert, Kenan Thompson, Meghan Trainor, and Daniel Radcliffe.
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Please send information on any new books you would like for us to feature on the site via email to newsnet@pitt.edu.Hey BG ladies I hope everyone is enjoying their Thursday it is so close to the weekend so I just wish everybody well. Ok, so I always seem to have bizarre conversations with random people and this particular conversation really disturbed me. So, I was at the doctor's office with my MIL and my baby for a follow-up due to when she had the stomach flu. There was this woman; her nationality I am unsure of but because of her accent I am going to say she was maybe Indian (don't quote me I am unsure) Anyways when we entered the dr's office I noticed she kept staring at my MIL who is Mexican, me I am Black, and my daughter who is Mexican and Black. The woman started off saying how pretty my daughter was etc...and that I was "lucky". I said "lucky for what"? She said "your lucky your daughter came out the way she did" I said "and how is that"? This woman had the nerve to say "Well she's so pretty...she has the light skin and pretty hair and your so lucky"! My head almost blew off my neck I was so angry at what she was implying. To top it off she said "you know so many black women that have babies with a white guy or chinese, etc always want their children to look mixed...they don't want them to look "black" and vice versa for white women that have babies with black men they always want them to come out looking "black" and not white!" After she said this I kindly told her "the worst thing you can do is this world is show how ignorant you can be and you clearly are a very ignorant woman" and I grabbed my daughter and went to other side of the waiting room with my MIL because I cannot stand to be around ignorant, rude people. So, it has me thinking how many of you women that have biracial babies or know someone with biracial kids that exercise the behavior of what this woman described to me? Do you know any women that put a huge emphasis on wanting their kids to look "mixed" or have that "nice hair"? And if their child comes out looking a certain way like "not mixed" do they seem to be disappointed? (This is for all races not just limited to black and white!)
Thanks
Yes, like 'bi racial baby maker'.
Ok, I'm starting a new one.....'white baby maker'.
Selective breeding FTW.
Ehh I like my babies white as the driven snow
:)
My mom is white, step dad black, bro and sis obviously mixed. My mom wishes they looked more like her b/c she always got comments about she must be the babysitter and not the parent :shock:
And now that they are teens, my bro and sis (well, maybe just sis) really wishes she looked white. She despises the black in her. Yet all her white friends think she is GAW-geous and want to tan dark so they look like her.
I think it's "grass is greener" syndrome.
It's weird to me that people have the nerve to say the things they do... Maybe it's a cultural difference...?
We have some asian friends & everytime they come over the girl always says "I want a white baby so bad!!! ya'll get the blue eyes & the blonde hair!!"
i thought all babies were beautiful
that was seriously rude as hell of her.i would of been pissed
Quoting Mrs. Dexter Morgan:" Yes, like 'bi racial baby maker'. Ok, I'm starting a new one.....'white baby maker'."
I'm not used to the whole biracial baby maker thing. The first time I ever heard of a biracial relationship is on BG. I'm from The Netherlands and we don't even have a word in Dutch for it. I'm just not used to the whole racial thing in general. So that's why I dislike it when people call themselves that biracial baby makers. Yes, you make lovely children. Does the color of their skin/race really matter.
But to get back to your point OP. I think you're right. And it's absolutely insane. I notice this when I talk to people too and I was gobsmacked.
Quoting casey[is PREGNANT]:" We have some asian friends & everytime they come over the girl always says "I want a white baby so bad!!! ya'll get the blue eyes & the blonde hair!!""
:shock:? really?
I am black/native and my hubby is white. It would not matter how my kids came out because they are my kids. I didn't pick a white man for white babies. If you see my pic I am really light. I am lighter than my mixed kids and white hubby.
Here is a picture of my daughter her name is Aubriana and she is 10 months. I know it' s only half of her face but I was trying not to put myself in the picture (hair isn't done) lol...but I think she is good mix of me and my husband!
Quoting I_Need_A_New_Name:" It's weird to me that people have the nerve to say the things they do... Maybe it's a cultural difference...?"
Neh, I think this kind of behavior is rude everywhere
If I had a child with a black man, I would want it to have like olive or medium color skin. Like a mixture of white and black - not too white, not too black.
Like maybe this baby's color
I know a girl who has mixed kids, she's white and the daddy is black and those kids don't even look like they have an ounce of white in them. She was happy about it. She didn't want them to look white what-so-ever. She wanted them to be really dark.
What annoys me worse than the color issue, is girls who have babies outside of their race and they that the baby's name has to be 100% the other race. Like white girls who have black/white babies they HAVE to name them something like Latrayvon or if the daddy was mexican or something, they'd have to name it something like Pedro - lol IDK but I've seen a lot of stuff on here in the baby names section saying like "Biracial baby name" "Mexican boy name"...etc. I don't know why a child has to have a "race" name, like why can't they just have something normal that anyone would use?
Quoting Mrs von T.:" I'm not used to the whole biracial baby maker thing. The first time I ever heard of a biracial relationship... [snip!]... your point OP. I think you're right. And it's absolutely insane. I notice this when I talk to people too and I was gobsmacked."
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