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Haunted Mansion
The movie The Haunted Mansion was funny, scary and intense. It was funny more in the beginning of the movie then in any other part of the movie. There were a few scary parts in the middle of the movie when the butler and the master jumped out of nowhere. Finally the intense parts came at the end of the movie because you didn’t know what would happen next.
At the beginning of the movie a paper boy approaches the haunted mansion with fliers for the Ever’s real estate, when all the sudden the house roars and the paper boy drops his papers. When Edward Gracey finds the fliers and recognizes Sara that looks like the girl he fell in love with (Elizabeth Henshaw), the butler calls the Ever’s real estate right before they were supposed to go to the lake, but Jim Ever’s could not pass up the offer to sell the gorgeous mansion so they drove to the mansion before going to the lake. Jim insists it will only take 20 minutes tops, but that wasn’t the case Edward Gracey and his butler had other plans. As the curious family approaches the mansion the gate opens even though there is a lock on it and then the door opens without anyone opening it. As they go inside they are asked to have dinner with the master, but when they finished dinner Ramsley the butler told them the rain has flooded the roads so they will have to stay there for the night. Ramsley shows the Ever’s there rooms, shortly after Jim and Sara get into an argument, then Ramsley leads Jim to the library, where Jim discovers a hidden passage way in the wall. Meanwhile, Michael opens a jewelry box when all the sudden a mysterious glowing ball is behind him, so he and Megan follow it to the creepy attic where they meet two ghosts named Ezra and Emma. While the ghosts are explaining to the kids about the picture that looks like there mom, Sara, Jim finds a crystal ball with the spirit of a gypsy named, Madame Leota. The gypsy guides Jim to the door of the attic where Jim finds his kids and the two ghosts. Jim later goes

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