Despicable Me Birthday Party

What is a good movie for a 9-year-old’s birthday party? They have watched all the Marvel movies.

Well, given that they have watched all the Marvel films, it stands to reason that they enjoy superhero flicks. As such, a couple choices I would offer:Sky HighThis is definitely a superhero film aimed at kids (although I greatly enjoy it even as an adult), about a group of teenagers attending a floating high school that trains superheroes. It’s more a parody of classic Silver Age comic tropes, from goofy sidekicks with ridiculous powers, to absurd over-the-top villains, and more, but it’s quite hilarious, with Bruce Campbell being especially great, and it’s just a lot of fun. Highly recommend. (Fun Fact: Danielle Panabaker, who plays the best friend character Layla, would also go on to play another superheroic character, Caitlyn Snow, in the TV series The Flash).Scott Pilgrim vs. The WorldThis film is ludicrously over-the-top, in all the best ways. It’s a lot of fun, the action is great but quite absurd, and it’s very funny. Chris Evans is especially great as Lucas Lee, one of Ramona’s ‘evil exes’. A fun romp that’s light-hearted and silly, and should be great for a pack of kids. (Fun Fact: Mary Elizabeth Winstead plays the central ‘girlfriend’ character in both of these films).

Why do so many people love the Minions of the Despicable Me franchise?

There are lots that make people like me feel crazy, when it comes to Minions. Minions are the funniest animated creatures I admire. Though they look strange with one or two eyes in a yellow cylindrical body, they express a lot of significant life lessons. So, obviously appearances are deceptive. Here’s a train of thoughts that convey my love for Minions.Pull your friends also in trouble if you are wrong or get caught.Be optimistic.It’s fun to imitate.It’s OK to get tired but do not stop there.Never miss a naughty friend who can understand your looks.Plan birthdays of your loved ones. You may be their hero!Helping your parents or partner in household chores is pleasure.Set out for an adventure mission with friends.Watch movies and forget pain.It isn’t advisable to believe everyone passing through your life (though the lesson may reward you at later part).Vacate and Live Long.Capture beautiful moments.Hard work and willingness-to-do will always be rewarded.That Minion Policy.. Hug and speak so that the person who is down can open up their minds after feeling the comfort from you.Have an attitude.Develop a healthy gang around you at workplaces. Your Friends Are Integral To Having A Good Time.Follow you passion no matter how bad others feel that will look on you.Innocence may hurt.Play.Don’t ever take yourself too seriously just like these minions. Then, LIFE becomes damn EASY.P.S.: This is the content from one of my blog posts - Love For Minions.

How do Jehovah's Witness children cope without birthday celebrations & Christmas?

I am not a Jehovah’s Witness and I didn’t grow up as one, but two of my best friends happened to and I can tell you what they’ve told me. I’ve asked them this myself and their answers were really… anticlimactic.Basically, they just said that they really didn’t care as kids. They were both raised in the religion and they didn’t feel like they needed to celebrate these things. Neither of them said they really cared to see others celebrate these things since these holidays and celebrations weren’t significant in either of their lives growing up. Save for public school, they mainly made friends with other JW kids who were raised the same way.They both said their families just get them presents randomly throughout the year. I remember one of the girls noted that she liked that concept better anyway because, unlike when your birthday is coming up and you know you’ll get presents, she never knew when she’d be getting a gift and it’d be a total surprise which was more fun.Okay, that point I can totally understand, as someone who likes surprises myself.One of my two friends is no longer practicing the religion and she now celebrates her birthday and other holidays, but in simple and fun ways like just going out to dinner with close friends (including me) and her sister and brother-in-law. She has grown accustomed to gift giving and reviving in the past 5 or 6 years and she seems to really enjoy celebrating holidays and her birthday now, but she isn’t hardcore about any of it (eg, having themed parties or going to large events).However, my other friend is still a practicing JW and she still does not celebrate any holidays or her birthday and it does not bother her at all. She now has kids and a husband and their children are being raised the same way.I suppose growing up without it isn’t so bad because you can’t really miss what you never had. And since they got gifts anyway, it didn’t feel like they were really missing out. I personally can’t imagine growing up and never going trick or treating or Christmas shopping downtown, but it was never a part of their lives so I really don’t think it had too much of a negative impact on them.

What language do the Minions speak? Is there a way to learn it?

the  film's directors Pierre Coffin and Chris Renaud created the language  themselves they call it Minionese and actually recorded some of the  Minion voices themselves, Minionese launguage is a combination of many languages with little changes, some of the words like Bello!                                  Hello! Poopaye!                           Goodbye!Tank yu!                             Thank you!Me want banana!            I'm hungry! Bananonina!                     Ugly!Underwear                        I swearBee Do Bee Do Bee Do!     Fire!Tulaliloo ti amo!                We love you! Tatata bala tu!                  I hate you!Baboi                                     ToyPo ka                                     WhatBable                                     Apple  Gelato                                  Ice creamButt                                       Butt Hana                                  OneDul                                       Two Sae                                       ThreePara tu                               For you Chasy                                   ChairKan pai                                Cheers! Pwede na                           Can we start? Luk at tu!                          Look at you! Muak Muak Muak           Kiss kissBi do                                    I'm sorryLa Boda                              Marriage Buttom                                BottomStupa! Stupa                     Stop! Stop! Sa la ka!                            How dare you! Tank yu! Goodbye!