Fiction Bucketlist

I've made a bucket list of all the things I would do if I lived in a completely different world. Why are movies so important in our lives?  It's because they sweep you away to a world entirely different than your own. Those of us who have fallen in love with the movies (or books) understand that a story full of fictional characters can also remind us of so much. Cherished books and movies remind us of what it means to experience falling in love for the first time, losing and gaining faith, and growing up in a world fast running out of room for childhood.
 
~ Volunteer to take my sister's place as tribute {The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins}
~ Stop action figures from taking over {Small Soldiers}
~ Explore a sunken ship with Ariel {The Little Mermaid}
~ Battle ninjas in Japan {3 Ninjas Kick Back}
~ Convince my vampire boyfriend and werewolf best friend to team up and stop an army of new born vampires from destroying everything in their path {Eclipse by Stephenie Meyer} 
~ See angels help a hopeless baseball team {Angels in the Outfield}
~ Beat a serial killer at his own game after being trapped inside a secluded inn run a psychotic family {House by Ted Dekker and Frank Peretti}
~ Help the Phantom thwart a criminal genius {The Phantom}
~ Switch places with a super model {Model Behavior} 
~ Get down to business and defeat the Huns {Mulan}
~ Help the Wolf Man stop Dracula from reviving the Frankenstein monster {Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein}
~ Teach Smalls how to play baseball {The Sandlot} 
~ Go into a library and get turned into an animated illustration {The Pagemaster} 
~ Follow the yellow brick road {The Wizard of Oz}
~ Take from the rich and give to the poor {The Merry Adventures of Robin Hood by Howard Pyle}
~ Time travel with Marty McFly {Back to the Future}
~ Hunt down a great white shark {Jaws}
~ Play basketball with Bugs Bunny {Space Jam}
~Wander around New York City with Holden Caulfield {Catcher in the Rye by J. D. Salinger}
~ Write a letter to Allie Calhoun every day for a year {The Notebook}
~ Find One Eyed Willie's treasure {The Goonies}
~ Accidentally get on the wrong plane on a Christmas vacation and get lost in New York {Home Alone 2: Lost in New York}
~ Get mistaken for an heiress and take a trip to Monte Carlo {Monte Carlo}
~ Become a Jedi Master {Star Wars} 
~ Sail the seas with Jim Hawkins {Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson}
~ Ride on a magic carpet {Aladdin} 
~ Lead a rebellion with Katniss {The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins}
~ While on the run, go to a seclude motel run by a complete psychopath {Psycho}
~ Help Van Helsing kill Count Dracula {Van Helsing}
~ Get a job as a hospice nurse in New Orleans only to try to stop the owners of the house from taking over my body {The Skeleton Key}