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The movie, Igor is one of the most inspiring and most interesting movies that I have watched. Director, Anthony Leondis and the Writers, Chris McKenna and John Hoffman did their job well done with this movie for showing a unique story. They gave us lessons and teaching which we people use for our daily lives. Eva’s saying touched my heart and I think also others’ because it gave so much inspiration and meaning to the whole concept of the movie and I think that was the main thing with the whole movie. And I will never forget that quote “I’d rather be a good nobody than an evil somebody.”

The title is Igor which is directed by Anthony Leonodis and the writers are Chris McKenna and John Hoffman. The Characters are Eva, Igor, Scamper, Brain, Dr. Schadenfreude and King Malbert. This movie was made last 2008 and was given good reviews by the viewers who have watched it already. In the story, Igor wanted to be the greatest evil scientist to gain fame and fortune so he made an invention using life which caused Eva then he tried to fight Eva as his invention in the evil scientist’s fair.

Igor invented Eva to be evil but the result came the other way around which means Eva was a kind-hearted invention. Igor tricked her to make her believe that she was going to act evil in a play. But on the day of the fair, Dr. Schadenfreude forced Eva to come with him for the Evil Scientists’ fair because he said that Igor doesn’t want her in his life so Eva came with him. Dr. Schadenfreude made her evil which made her very furious.

The song “Tomorrow” that Eva sang made me happy because I never heard of that song since like I was 7 years old and it was my favorite that time. Eva sang it very loud with her voice and kind of destroyed some stuff which Igor saw as interesting because he knew that Eva was powerful and strong. The idea of the movie interested me in so many ways because the way the movie was made, it gave you the tension and at the same time, entertainment.

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