from 9th May to 13th May, daily at 12 noon
Jhook ... Jhook ... Jhook ... Jhook ... loosen your seat belts ... First station of Kiddies Express ... KUNG FU PANDA ... Fun Session ... Kung Fu Panda ...Next station... MADAGASCAR ... Must visit Zoo ... MADAGASCAR ...
Summer is here and so is &pictures with Kiddies Express for the Chillar Party.
Energetic kids are stressed during school with their academics. They need time to chill and relax. Exciting picnics, playing with friends, swimming in the pool etc. get tiring after a while. That's when most kids get indoors and look forward to relaxing with their favourite TV shows.
&pictures – India’s premium mass Hindi movie channel - presents a perfect afternoon for kids and ensure that they watch some blockbusters with a subtle life lesson shared in the most entertaining manner. It’s the summer movie festival, ‘Kiddies Express’, takes audiences on a fun-filled ride with a lot of learning. Starting from Monday, 9th May, it will air daily at 12 noon upto Friday, 13th May.
Get aboard the &pictures ‘Kiddies Express’ that will present the following five movies to transport the kids into a Fantasy land full of
Kung Fu Panda : In the Valley of Peace, Po the Panda, finds himself chosen as the Dragon Warrior despite the fact that he is obese and a complete novice at martial arts. The movie is directed by John Stevenson and Mark Osborne and stars the voices of veteran Hollywood talent like Jack Black, Dustin Hoffman, Angelina Jolie, Ian McShane, Seth Rogen, Lucy Liu, David Cross, Randall Duk Kim, James Hong, and Jackie Chan.
This film
showcases the story of four animals who have spent their lives in blissful
captivity in Manhattan’s Central Park Zoo. Chris Rock voices Marty, a jaded
zebra is ready for a change after ten years of comfortable captivity at the
Zoo. He flees for the green fields of Connecticut, prompting a rescue mission
by his best friends: the Zoo's star attraction Alex the lion (Ben Stiller), a
bossy hippo named Gloria (Jada Pinkett Smith), and the clumsy, hypochondriac
giraffe Melman (David Schwimmer). They are unexpectedly shipped back to Africa
and end up getting shipwrecked on the island of Madagascar.
The film teaches
us to rejoice everything that life throws our way just as like Kurt Vonnegut
said, “Enjoy the little things in life cause one day you’ll look back and
realise that they were the big things!”
Stuart Little
2
With subtle
humor, loveable characters, a great script by Bruce Joel Rubin (Academy
Award-winner, “Ghost”), Stuart Little 2 is one of the best family films of the
summer.
The story begins
with Stuart’s brother, George (Jonathan Lipnicki has given his voice)
having found a new friend to play with, leaving Stuart (brilliantly voiced by
Michael J. Fox) feeling left out. His mother Mrs. Little (Geena
Davis’ voice) is overprotective of her minuscule younger son after he
narrowly escapes an injury in a soccer game. His father (voice over by Hugh
Laurie) sympathizes, but reminds Stuart of an old family adage, “Always look for the silver lining in the
cloud.” The silver lining
appears when Stuart rescues a homeless bird named Margelo (voiced by Melanie
Griffith) from the sinister Falcon. They become friends and all is well until
Margelo disappears one night. Stuart is convinced that Falcon is responsible
and ventures out with the family cat Snowbell (voiced by Nathan Lane) to rescue her.
Stuart Little 2 is a must-watch film for its characters, dialogue, music, and
animation and fun moments. Stuart Little is courageous and humble while
Snowbell is hilarious.
This visually impressive film provides wholesome
entertainment for kids with Stuart enlightening us with
some serious friendship goals like
determination, trust, respect, and acceptance.
Jumanji
Based on a gorgeous picture
book story of the same name by Chris Van Allsberg, Jumanji takes us through a
beautiful magical adventure and makes it into a thrilling ride that defies
everything. The excellent combination of adventure and comedy are
the big attractions. A timeless adventure film, Jumanji is about two kids who play a magical board game. While playing it, they
release an adult trapped in the game. They encounter various dangers which will
come to an end only when the game is completed. The film was written by Greg
Taylor, Jonathan Hensleigh and Jim Strain. It stars Robin Williams, Kirsten
Dunst, David Alan Grier, Bonnie Hunt, Jonathan Hyde and Bebe Neuwirth.
Mr. Go
A crisp
narrative and some truly amazing technical expertise combine to make Mr Go one
of the best family films with big laughs, big emotion and even bigger thrills. Its engaging
plot offers a thoroughly enjoyable experience for all ages. It is based on the classic 1980s comic '7th Baseball Club', the titular
character refers to a 285 kg circus gorilla who is the first to be recruited by
a savvy baseball agent to join the professional
Korean Baseball
League. Setting the stage for the gorilla Ling Ling's journey to
Korea is the Great Sichuan Earthquake in 2008, which causes the death of 15-
year old Wei Wei's (Jiao Xu) grandfather and leaves her in charge of his circus
with a huge debt over their heads. As debtors harass her, Wei Wei is left
hassled on how to save the circus and the forty other orphans who stay under
its roof. And so, when the wily Sung (Korean actor Sung Dong-il) comes in to
assist, she readily accepts his offer to transform Ling Ling into a baseball
star. Dreaming of success, Weiwei and Ling Ling go to
South Korea and Ling Ling quickly becomes a superstar in the baseball league.
What makes it a must-see
film is that it makes you smile with its heartwarming, poignant and
inspirational story.
Catch the
‘Kiddies Express’ from Monday, 9th May to Friday, 13th
May daily at 12 noon only on &pictures!
2 comments:
what a read : brought by childhood memories back !!
Hi Pooja , How I wish , I could watch these Kiddies Express movies again n again.
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