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My kids have seen the previews for The Croods and have been asking to go this weekend, so I what what I will be doing, especially since they are calling for up to 3 inches of snow in the ‘Nati this weekend!
THE CROODS is a 3D comedy adventure that follows the world’s first modern family through the journey of a lifetime. When the cave that has always been their home is destroyed – with the rest of their world not far behind it – The Croods are forced to set off on the first family road (or path) trip. Rocked by generational clashes and seismic shifts, The Croods discover an incredible new world filled with fantastic creatures, and a future beyond any they imagined.
The Crood family dynamics, though unfolding a few million years ago, feel like they could come from your own household. Like most fathers, family patriarch Grug (Nicolas Cage) is fiercely protective of his wife and three kids. His hyper-vigilance has kept his cave-bound family safe, secure and….super- bored. Grug’s strong and dutiful better half, Ugga (Catherine Keener), accepts her husband’s “fear is good; change is bad” mentality, as does their son Thunk (Clark Duke), who’s content with the static status quo. Feisty mother-in-law Gran (Cloris Leachman) never tires of needling (or sometimes assaulting) Grug; and stone-tough toddler Sandy might be the fiercest Crood yet. But leave it to a rebellious teenager (is there any other kind?) to stand up to parental authority. Grug’s sole focus is survival, but Eep (Emma Stone) wants to actually live, and her curiosity about the world outside their cave collides with her dad’s primitive rules. (Ever the defiant outsider, Eep gets her own ledge to sleep on while the rest of the Croods form a “sleep pile” for some group shut-eye.) A cataclysmic event forces the Croods to venture into parts unknown and rethink their way of living. En route, they encounter Guy (Ryan Reynolds), whose dazzling new discoveries – like fire…and shoes – shake up the Croods in unexpected ways. Most of the family (especially Eep) is smitten by Guy’s vision of a new place called “tomorrow,” but Grug sees the biggest calamity yet: a charming teenage boy from which he must “protect” Eep.
The Croods soon realize that if they don’t evolve…they’re history.
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I already saw it at an early showing at 10p Thurs, March 20th with my boyfriend, Evan!
yes i will see the croods with my niece
We plan on taking our son to see the Croods
I’d love to take my Niece
Yes! My husband and I are taking the kids this week for spring break!
I am planning on going tomorrow with my family.
I’m not sure but if I do I’ll take my nephew.
My daughter will go for sure, maybe my son too.
yes we are going
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I really want to take my son to see it.
I am hoping to see this movie on Monday afternoon with my son Eric, who has Down Syndrome & his caregivers Ernie & Danielle :)Can’t wait..thank you.
I’m planning to take my two kiddos to see the Croods … my daughter is very excited!
I would very much like to see the movie I would take the whole family
I am going to see it next weekend with my husband and my 13 year old son.
I just saw this movie and it was so cute. I definitely recommend it as a family movie.
I will be taking my son.
Yes we would like to go see the Croods. We would take our son and possibly my mother-in-law…
yes with my neice & nephew
I would take my kids to go see this.
I would love too take my niece too it
yes I will take my kids
We will wait until it comes out on DVD and watch it with our boys
Yes I plan to see it with my best friend.
Yes! My sons will love it.
Me and the step-daughter, we both love animations.
I will be taking my niece to see it over Easter weekend.
I saw The Croods tonight with my pals from work!
Yes. My mom really wants to see it.
I have no plans to see it.
We have plans to go see this!!! We will be taking my daughter
Yes, my grandson and I are going to see it this week.
I plan on seeing this movie soon!
Yes, I want to have my goddaughter see it with me.
Yes! I’d love to take my son!
Yes, taking my girls
I want to take my son
My daughter
My son was lucky enough to win tickets to the screening here and he loved it and he is 24! He said that it would be a great movie for kids and adults of all ages. I probably won’t get to go see it, but will watch when it comes out on Blu-Ray!
I plan to watch it!
I might. I’d take my hubby.
I plan on taking my little brother to see it when I come home from college this weekend for his birthday.
I’ll see it with my daughter
Was a very cute movie. The wacky animals are was really made it good.
My godson
i plan on seeing this in theaters with my kids
i really love belt, but most of all my daughter does and shes been begging for him as a toy.
belt is for my wonderful daughter
This is for my lovely three year old(:
my sister wont stop bugging me to get belt for her.
I plan on taking the grandkids to see The Croods next week durinf spring break.
yes i am planning to go, i want to take my niece. thanks!
I hope to see it with my sister.
im planning on taking my sons to see it
Yes, I will be seeing it with my kids.
I’d like to take my kids.
We went to see The Croods with a group of 8 f us and it was wonderful to see everyone from age 5 to 62 all laughing at the same parts for the same reasons. No off-color humor and afterwards all of the kids were quoting lines from the movie, especially Belt, “Da da daaaaaaaaa” with arms spread wide! Great family entertainment….I admit I was pleasantly surprised.
My husband and I are taking the kids next weekend!
Yes, I’d really like to take my Grandkids! Thanks for the chance….
Yes! I’m going to probably wait until it gets to the $1.50 theatre, and then take my daughter! She turns 1 this month:]
I would like to take my 4yr old daughter.
I’m not sure if we will be able to go see this in theaters because we live in the boonies and the nearest movie theater is very small and it doesn’t get all the movies. If it comes to our area I would love to take the whole family to see it. I’m always looking for a great family movie to watch. We were lucky enough to see The Hobbit which I was surprised we actually got it at our little theater so we may get lucky with this one too. Thanks for sharing this fun filled review and giveaway~!
Yes I would love to see it and I would take my two son’s.
We saw the Croods. It was a great movie. We all loved it.
would like to take my kiddos
take my little sisters
I already saw The Croods TWICE and loved it! I took my boyfriend and the rest of my family to see it. 🙂
Plan on watching it with my daughter, Vera.
yes, i plan on taking my 2 kids to see it!
Yes I plan on buying the DVD when it comes out.My sisters and neices saw it yesterday and said it was so cute.Thank you 🙂
I can’t wait to see this movie. I will bring my daughter
yes see it with my mom
Yes and I will take my whole fammily
We will watch on DVD, as a family.
yes, maybe my mom…she digs toons
I will see The Croods. We really plan to see it.
We will probably not see it til it is out on video.
My fiance actually really wants to see the Croods, so we are planning on renting it when it comes out on DVD. 🙂
I will be taking my boys.
We already have and I took my girlfriend and our daughter!
yeah, wit hmy nephew!
Saw it already! I took my little boys.
My son and I plan on seeing the Croods soon
Our family plans on going to see The Croods
I can’t wait to see this movie! This is reserved for a date with my nephew. Thanks so much for the “sneak peek!” Movies cost an arm and a leg anymore so I almost never go to the theater without at least viewing the trailer. Fyi.. another great way to view the latest trailers: http://www.real.com/resources/new-movie-trailers-previews