Clonroche National School

Matilda by Moesha Dreelan (5th Class)

Matilda is my film evaluation.
Matilda is an unusual and an unforgettable film. Matilda’s parents are so strict that they don't let her go to school. The principal in the school is a nasty, frightening and a shocking person. Matilda’s teacher, Miss Honey is a sweet, kind and a loving teacher. Miss Honey and Matilda had dinner together in Miss Honey's house. Matilda is a very smart girl in school. For example, she out-smarted the class in a maths sum. Matilda asked Miss Honey to adopt her because she did not like her parents.
Matilda is a brilliant film. I saw Matilda on a school tour with all my friends. My friends and I loved it and you will too. Matilda will appeal to those who like heart-warming and comical films. It is suitable for age-group old and young people. I would recommend it for boys and girls. It is a wonderful, interesting film and full of tension. You can get it as a book or a film.

Animals United by Timara Walsh (5th Class)

The film I am evaluating is called Animals United.
The film is about animals who have to search for water.
The characters in the film are Vulture, Winston, Billy, Büffel Chino, Cook, Bongo, Toby, Angie, Löwe Sokrates, Socrates, Mr. Smith, Billy's son 'Junior', The Koala Bear 'Ken', The Chimpanzee 'Toto' and Schildkröte Winston.
The directors of the film are Reinhard Klooss and Holger Tappe.
I think this film is comical. My favourite moment in the film is when all the animals start running in to the wall to get water because half of the animals were knocked out. I particularly like the chicken because he speaks in a Jamaican voice and this is funny.
Animals United will appeal to those who like amusing films. It is suitable for age-group four to twelve and I recommend it for boys and girls. If you were going to buy the DVD or see it in the cinema, I think you would like it. I liked it a lot. Even my sister Shauna liked it and she is seventeen. Animals United is a brilliant and an unforgettable movie.

The Witches by Jessica Earle Long (4th Class)

This is a film about witches who turn children into mice.
The author is Roald Dahl.
The story is fictional and takes place in a hotel and in a house.
The characters in the story are Luke, his grandma and all of the Witches.
Luke and his grandma went to a hotel. They did not know that there were Witches in the hotel. The Witches had a meeting and they decided that they were going to try and catch all the children in the hotel. They caught Luke. They turned Luke into a mouse. Grandma was very upset when she discovered that Luke was a mouse. Fortunately a good Witch turned Luke back into himself when he was back at his own house. Read this book to find out what happened to the bad Witches.
The Witches will appeal to those who like scary and good films. It is suitable for age-group six up and I recommend it for boys and girls. It is a compelling film.
My sister Kate and I LOVED the film. It had unexpected twists and it was captivating.

Mr. Bald Head and Max the Dog
by Moesha Dreelan (5th Class)

Mr. Bald Head is tall and slim. He is a middle-aged man. His face is square and he has small, protruding ears. He has very large, protruding eyes and his nose is black and crinkled. He has fair skin. Mr. Bald Head has long arms and small legs. He can move slowly and fast sometimes but he is mostly slow.
Mr. Bald Head does not like his next door neighbour's dog. The next door neighbour's dog does not like Mr. Bald Head either because he looks mean. Max the dog is a plump dog. He has two protruding ears and a square face. Max's legs are short and his tail is short and stumpy. Mr. Bald Head does not like walking past his gate because the plump Max goes for his arm.
Mr. Bald Head is a boisterous, vain, rude man. People avoid him because he is so self-centred.

Mrs. Hillybilly and her Cats
by Timara Walsh (5th Class)

Mrs. Hillybilly is an elderly woman who lives in an old, dilapidated cottage in the woods. She lives with her six cats. She has grey, scraggy hair which is parted in the middle. She has drooping cheeks and a big chin. She always sits in her green chair wearing her purple dressing gown and brown slippers.
Mrs. Hillybilly speaks in a low-pitched, strange voice. Everytime she shouts, it would be loud and grating.
She is very lazy. Everytime anyone comes to the door, she never answers it.
She has one cat that really scares me because it has a devious face on it. She has another cat that is obnoxious because it always attacks people. Her other cats are rough.
I would not want to meet Mrs. Hillybilly because she and her cats scare me.

Mean Max by Ulrika Dreelan (3rd Class)

Mean Max is a young, nasty man who lives in Bad Street. He has no friends. He has straight, ginger hair, a long pointed nose and an evil smile.
He walks in a strange way because he has two left feet. He wears the same ragged clothes every day.
He breaks windows, steals cars and robs handbags. If you see this man, contact the gardaí immediately. He is dangerous.

Bubbles by Fianna Hughes (3rd Class)

Bubbles is a wicked, small monster who lives in Jubble land. He is purple and yellow and has cold eyes that stare at you. He has a flat nose that is long and red. He has two antennae on the top of his bald head. His body is round like a bubble and is purple with yellow dots.
Bubbles is dangerous and wanted because if you look into his eyes he will spray you with a million poisonous bubbles.

Meatball by Byron Murray (3rd Class)

Meatball is a large, young, evil creature who lives in Meat land. He throws meatballs at people if you look at him.
Meatball has a scary, round, brown, wrinkled face. He has a big, round, black and pink, terrifying eye. He has long arms that stretch out to sting you.
He is very dangerous. If you spot him, call the police: 999. There is a reward of €100.