By
Mekhala Singhal (Team Creative)
When
we were kids, the best thing that could happen to us was if our favourite TV
shows were made into movies. So here is a list of some of those iconic movies
and how they made us feel when we were younger.
1) Hannah
Montana: The Movie
This
needs to be first on the list. This movie was iconic, not just because it was a
movie based on Hannah Montana, but because of the wild and crazy sequence of
events taking place, as well as the absolutely wonderful songs it gave us. Even
if we don’t like them now, we have to admit that songs like The Climb and
Crazier are gems.
2) The
Wizards of Waverly Place: The Movie
Okay,
agreed, the plot line was odd. But Wizards of Waverly Place was by far one of
the most entertaining shows on TV. The idea that people among us could be
wizards? Delightful.
3) The
Spongebob Squarepants Movie
The
plot line for this, too, was strange, but Spongebob Squarepants is a classic. It
will never disappoint (at least, we like to think so). With just the right
amount of humour, suspense and fun, the movie makes us all a bit emotional
about a little yellow sponge and his star-shaped friend.
4) The
Rugrats Movie
Rugrats
was another TV show that was not only insightful, but also extremely
entertaining. The movie was just that. The movie is a genuinely smile-inducing
film, with quite a journey to keep up with.
5) Hey
Arnold!: The Movie
Hey
Arnold! was always a go-to show for a relaxing watch. The movie, although
intense, is just that as well. The movie’s arc is extremely interesting to
watch, as it follows a strange turn of events that is linked to both Arnold’s
history as well as his beliefs.
6) Recess:
School’s Out
Recess
was a show that never really grew old. It was a show about a group of school
kids, almost misfits, and their relationships with each other, as well as their
various adventures in and around school. Not only did the movie (much like the
show) encourage teamwork among us as children, but it also showed us the strength
of friendship.
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