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Film Review: Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Dog Days
Pin ItEach year less and less live action films aimed at children are produced and made. It seems like film companies and producers all want to take the animation route. But there are still a few hidden gems that come out. So, can the Diary of a Wimpy Kid series keep children entertained or will this be the last entry in the diary?
This time around its summer vacation and Greg has a plan to stay at home playing video games all day, but his dad has other plans. In an attempt to escape some father/son time Greg pretends he has a summer job at a swanky country club; things soon change when Holly the high school heart throb starts going to the country club, however.
Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Dog Days has many fun moments to keep both kids and adults laughing: the story stays strong throughout focusing on the relationship between Greg and his father, while always including the rest of the popular characters – including the introduction of a new member of the family, Sweetie. Fans of the previous instalments won’t be disappointed by the latest instalment as Dog Days will certainly keep the diary going for a many more chapters.
4 Stars
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