Original Title: Roxy Hunter and the Mystery of the Moody Ghost Movie
Year: 2007
Genre: Family/Adventure
Length: 1h 29mins
Age: 7 years

Publishers: Dolphin Entertainment
Subtitles: English*, Swedish, Norwegian, Finnish, Bulgarian, Croatian, Dutch, Hebrew, Hindi, Icelandic, Romanian, Slovenian, Turkish
Audio: English, Dutch
Punchline: 
Extras:



Original Title: Roxy hunter and the Secret of the Shaman
Year: 2007
Genre: Family/Adventure
Length: 1h 30mins
Age: 7 years

Publishers: Dolphin Entertainment
Subtitles: English*, Swedish, Norwegian, Finnish, Bulgarian, Croatian, Dutch, Hebrew, Hindi, Icelandic, Romanian, Slovenian, Turkish
Audio: English, Dutch
Punchline: 
Extras:

Cost: 75 kr
Bought: Kiwi, Elvebakken

About the movies: Based on the Roxy Hunter and the Mystery of the TV series 

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*also for the hearing impared

Original Title: Dorian Gray
Year: 2009
Genre: Thriller
Length: 1h 47mins
Age: 15 years

Publishers: Paramount
Subtitles: Norwegian, Danish, Swedish, English, Finnish 
  (note that Norwegian is the only language that does not en with -ish... xD)
Audio: English
Punchline: Forever Young. Forever Cursed.
Extras:

Cost: 79 kr
Bought: Kiwi, Elvebakken

About the movie 


In the cast listing we find Ben Barnes from "The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian", in the role of  Dorian Gray. 


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I realized when I was writing the upper part of this post that is actually a thriller... I'm suddenly a bit more reluctant to see this...
Oh well, the base story is fascinating, and hello this story's meant to be creepy, so what the heck! x3

Today was the Norwegian premiere of Camp Rock 2: The Final Jam on Disney Channel. It was awesome, and I love the songs <3
My absolute favourite song is Nick Jonas (as Nate)'s "Introducing Me" - it's got speed, rhythm, rhymes, humour, and a meaning. 
I also really like Demi Lovato (Mitchie)'s "Brand New Day", which is the song that sort of kicks off the whole movie (first song) - it's catchy, and really happy, and Demi's got (as always) a really nice voice. Powerful and with a lot of character - you easily hear that it's her. I think Demi Lovato is on of my absolute favourite female singers. 
Demi and Joe Jonas (Shane)'s "Wouldn't Change a Thing" is also really sweet, but with them singing different lyrics on top of each other is kind of disturbing, and it's hard to follow, but when they just repeat each other, or sing together, it gets really powerful ,and those are the parts I really like. 
The lyrics themselves in the song are also really nice, e.g. "you (me) we're face face to face, but we don't see eye to eye, we're like fire and rain (like fire and rain), you can drive me insane (you can drive me insane), but I can't stay mad at you for anything, we're Venus and Mars (Venus and Mars), we're like different stars (like different stars), you're the harmony to every song I sing, and I wouldn't change a ting"

For some reason I don't like any of the Camp Star songs, not even their "promotional" song "Fire". I kind of feel that none of their songs have any power or passion to them, so I guess the writers/film-makers managed that pretty well, considering they apparently don't care a bit about that over at Camp Star. 


I've been looking forward to that movie since I first found out about it (pretty much the same as with the first Camp Rock movie, only this time I wasn't disappointed), and it was absolutely worth it <3

I guess you should have watched Camp Rock before you see this movie, but it's absolutely worth seeing. That is, as long as you're at all interested in musicals and/or music movies, like I absolutely am ;)

Now I'll just have to wait till the DVD comes out... In the meantime I'll be listening to the soundtracks ^^


\"...at times confusing, possibly amusing, introducing me."/