Report by Katie and Sophie (P7):
On the 21st of November 2017 the whole of Kirkcolm Primary travelled to the Stranraer Cinema to watch the film ‘Revolting Rhymes’ by Roald Dahl and illustrated by Quentin Blake.
When we gathered in the huge cinema we saw that there were other schools like Leswalt, Portpatrick, Sheuchan Primary and Belmont Primary. A tall man sat us down and the film began. We gathered a few thoughts of fellow pupils about how they felt before the film. “I thought it was going to be great because I am a Roald Dahl fan,” said Mrs MacPherson. “I thought it was going to be for younger kids,” reported Iona (P.7).
We watched the short film about a wolf telling his story about his dead nephews and how Little Red Riding shot them. When we all thought it was done, there turned out be a part 2!! It was about Jack from Jack and the Beanstalk who was neighbours with Cinderella (Cindy) and in the end they fell in love, got married and had 2 kids and they owned a marmalade & jam shop. It was a very entertaining film and we all thought the animations were amazing!
Here are some of the positive quotes after Revolting Rhymes. “Really funny!” Grace CB P.4. “Good! But you felt sorry for the people who got eaten.” Jak M P.5. “A bit scary!” Sally D P.1. “It was interesting and creative.” Iona W P.7. “It was pretty good… no …. AMAZING!!” Scott B P.7.
We have never been to the Film Festival before and we all agree that it was good … no … AMAZING!!!
