Reviews by Category: Humor

Captain Underpants and the Attack of the Talking Toilets is the 2nd Captain Underpants book written by Dav Pilkey. It starts off with George and Harold seeing a sign for the Second Annual Invention Convention competition. The principal, Mr. Krupp, sees them and says that they are banned from the competition because they caused chaos last year. George and Harold then decide to sabotage all the other kids’ inventions, except for Melvin, with whom they had made a deal. But Melvin tells Mr.

Stick Dog Takes Out Sushi is the 11th book of the Stick Dog book series. It starts with all the dogs sleeping, but Karen wakes up and wants to play with a stick. Mutt declares that he has some in his fur, so he shakes them off. The dogs hold the sticks in their mouth, but realize that the sticks have taste, later finding a wrapper saying that the sticks come from sushi. They then try to find where the sushi was from, with most of the dogs believing that it grows on "fish trees".

Stick Dog Meets His Match is the 10th book of the Stick Dog book series. It starts off with Karen talking about how she loved drinking coffee so much. Stick Dog then decides to lead his friends to a coffee shop, where Karen gets a whole drink for herself, while the other four split one drink, causing Karen to get very hyper. She runs off to a gym, and when the dogs follow her, they see a meat truck delivering food to the gym.

Stick Cat: A Tail of Two Kitties is the 1st book of the Stick Cat book series. The book is set in an apartment in a busy city. There is one cat named Stick Cat who lives with his human, named Goose, and next to their room is a cat named Edith with her human. Stick Cat and Edith once dug a hole through their bathrooms so they could play together during the day when their humans were out. One day, they are listening to a pianist, whom they call Mr.

Stick Dog Gets the Tacos is the 9th book of the Stick Dog book series. It starts off with Karen the Dachshund telling Stick Dog that she saw humans hitting a dog. Stick Dog became furious and told all the dogs to follow him to rescue the dog. When they arrive, they realize that the dog was a paper unicorn piñata. They notice that the humans are having a picnic, with Guacamole and Tacos.

Stick Dog Crashes a Party is the 8th book of the Stick Dog book series. The book starts off with the five dogs being hungry (again) and asking Mutt to shake off things from his fur. They find a mysterious packet which explodes, and red gets all over Karen. They find that it is ketchup and decide to search for the pizza place they had visited a couple of years ago. When they arrive, they see Stick Cat in a car, which gets Stripes excited, and hear Goose, Stick Cat's owner, talking about a wedding the next day.

Ratatouille is an amazing movie with an amazing story. It's one of the best movies to watch casually and to enjoy, as it has a simple plot with a unique concept. The movie introduces to Remy, a rat who has an ambition to become a chef, inspired by chef Auguste Gusteau’s philosophy that anyone can cook. Whereas his family is more concerned with survival. While the plot is simple and predictable, the movie executed the story well with a good balance between various elements of the movie.

Despicable Me 3 is a good standalone movie but is disappointing and lackluster when compared to its predecessors. The movie starts off showcasing Gru and Lucy on a mission to retrieve the stolen diamond from Balthazar Bratt a former child star. They end up failing to capture him and up getting fired. In a surprising twist, Gru finds out he has a twin brother. This premise is fascinating, but it also resulted in a movie that does not execute the story.

Despicable Me 2 is a perfect installment to the series and ties up to the first installment perfectly. The movie starts off with Gru continuing his job of being a parent and turning to living an honest life, but then his life takes a turn as he is hired by the anti-villain league to partner with Lucy Wilde to find the culprit who stole the research facility with dangerous contents. Gru’s transition, from being a villain to a hero, was fun to watch. We see Gru develop as a character and become a better person.

Jeff Kinney’s Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Double Down takes Greg Heffley’s imagination to new levels as he tries to prove he’s meant for fame. Inspired by his mom’s belief that he should be more creative, Greg sets out to make a movie—hoping it’ll launch him to stardom. However, his big plans don’t quite work out, leading to one hilarious failure after another.