Take the Money and Run (1969)

Rabbi scene

I saw a very silly movie called Take the Money and Run. It's about this guy who does bad things and goes to jail a lot. I thought it was a very funny and weird movie.

It was really knee-slapping when he took the experimental shot and turned into a rabbi for 24 hours.

This is a really good movie that you have probably already seen, but I would watch it again. For those of you that haven't seen it, I would recommend it to you.

There were a lot of jokes that my dad has already told me, like the cello in the marching band. The narrator said really hilarious things in a really serious voice--I don't know how he kept that serious voice. It was also hysterical when the old lady told the policeman in the house that they were from the jail, and she said, "See how they waddle together with those chains?" and the police said, "I just thought they were a very close family."

Me and everybody else were laughing so much. We also laughed about a lot of other jokes in the movie, too. But even though I liked it so much, it's not my favorite movie. If you have seen this movie, you probably thought it was really crazy.

   

The Three Stooges

This was when they were babies!

My grandma said that the original Three Stooges was better than the remake. But when I went to see it with my dad and my sister, my dad said it was sort of like the originals.

I thought the funniest part was when the babies started peeing on the Three Stooges. The happiest part was when they got a new orphanage that was even cooler than the old one. The saddest part was when the old orphanage closed down.

The Monsignor said that they needed $830,000 to get the orphanage back, so Moe, Larry and Curly tried to get the money. I thought Moe, Larry and Curly were really funny. I never really saw the original Three Stooges (I saw them when I was really little but I don't remember). So I thought this one was probably better. Even though my dad disagrees.