Have you ever watched a movie that you’ve wanted to turn off once or twice but then you somehow managed to watch it to the end?
Anyway enough of being sidetracked.
However, the actors were very good. Additionally, the characters were actually very well crafted and written. Even the “Justin Beiber’-looking cousin Terry.
What’s the moral of this story, I mean, blog post? Writers can get their readers from the beginning to the end of their book even if the actual story is far from perfect. Just build really good characters and sprinkle in enough entertainment/interest to keep them tuned in.
Something tells me I’m going to regret writing this after having drank 3 glasses of wine.
(Wonder if the parents of this child regret this clip getting out on the world wide web? I’m sure the kid’s bottle is empty, but I’m sure someone will give them flack for this .gif. I think it’s might funny. Thank you very much.)
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