Comparison Of Movies In The Last Song, Footloose, And Polar Express

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Movies Have you ever seen the movies The Last Song, Footloose, and Polar Express. Watching movies is a distraction, when I watch movies I never get anything else done. My favorite genre of movies are romance. I like action movies too but it depends on who is in it. One thing about my favorite movies is that I’ve watched them all more than once. The Last Song is about Ronnie and how she and her brother go to her dads for the summer, than her and Will fall in love until something happens that leaves them not speaking. The Polar Express is about a boy who went to the North Pole with some people and he lost a bell that was given to him off the reindeer, then he got home and the bell was under the tree. Footloose is about Ren and how is moved to Boston and Arielle who was in love with someone else, then her boyfriend beat her and she became to fall for Ren. …show more content…

She is kind, has an attitude, but she can also be naughty if it’s needed. I also love this movie because at first Ronnie didn’t like her dad because he and her mom got divorced then towards the end Ronnie realizes how bad she treated her dad and likes him. A big part of the movie is when her dad gets sick and Ronnie falls in love with Will but then Will didn’t tell Ronnie that his friend is the one who burnt the church and her dad took the blame for it. My second movie, “Footloose”, became a favorite movie because I think that Ren is very cute and he had a rough life before. Arielle is a very good actor and I like the way they set up the movie. I also like this movie because it is very sad but it is still very good. This movie is also sad because Ren liked Arielle but she didn’t like him. When Arielle’s boyfriend beat her she fell in love with

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