This is horrible. A bad movie that bakes the cake to the word "Horrible".

Were really horrible. Not worth the time. Wait on video. The actions seemed forced and they tried to make it look too cool.

Something new for Jet Li fans, as this role is totally different from what we know Jet Li normally plays. Action-packed and deserves a look. See this film. It's totally different.

This installment is personal for Chief Inspector Lee, as he goes to France along with his friend Carter to France in order to fight a group of law-breakers responsible for the Ambassador's . It's the most serious of the Rush Hour 3 trilogy.

The stunts are more amazing than the others.

The humor has diminished, but the stunts just kept on rising.

The first film was good. The second one disappointed me. But, this one was entertaining. I liked this film because of its unusually style of filming. Good job. See the film and you'll actually want to rout for the character. That's entertainment.

The Simpsons was an enjoyable film. It's slightly adult in content and is not really for kid, but it's fun. I love this film for its quirky humor.

An okay film, but you won't feel cheated. I just question the introduction. See the movie if you want to know why. It's okay. Nothing special. It's not like you're going to say, "Wow!"

I enjoyed these two films a lot. After two disappointing movies in Bug and Hostel two, I can most definitely say that I am happy to have seen such great films. Transformers is non-stop adrenaline and by the end of the day, you'll never look ate your vehicles the same way ever again.

On the other side of the plot, Ratatouille delivers non-stop fun. Both films deserve equal mention. If you want to take your kid with you and if he wants to see an animation, take him or her to see Ratatouille; however, if he/she likes action, go see Transformers. I would gladly see these films twice.

This one: I enjoyed it a lot. Non-stop action from the beginning. Excellent movie. Not one dull moment.

The movie, as a whole wasn't bad at all. In fact, I was scared. This film was a challenge to make. I know, since I'm a film maker in my own right; however, I give them props for making such a hard thing to accomplish scary. John Cusack delivers a gripping performance to a somewhat monotonous character, Enslin. Great acting.

I'm going to see 1408....... I doubt it will be scary. I've seen it all. It's scary that it's never going to be scary. But I'll tell you guys what I think.

I was kind of hesitant to see it at first; however, I got to see anyway. It worked for me. I expected for it to fail in my eyes, but I actually had a good laugh. The humor was tolerable and it didn't insult me at all. The characters were strong and it made sense in the end.  Not an oscar winning kind of movie; however, it is entertaining. And you can't beat movies that actually entertain.

This movie will actually do decent at the box office, only because it had a predecessor: Bruce Almighty. It is the sequel to the Bruce Almight saga. The makers of this film investor in the Character of the quirky but yet misunderstood journalist. In this installment, he wins congress; however, things change when God gives him a call. This is sure to bring laughter, an indication of Stever Carrell's natural ability to make people laugh. This is going to be an interesting one. I'm going to see it tomorrow most definitely. Or Saturday, if everything works out as planned. Cheers.

One good film that's going to sweep me off my feet. I stumble even more everytime I try to look harder. The days of art is gone now in the movies. All is about commercialization. Everything is about the money. It's sad to know this, but what can you do? Nothing. I'm tired of all this really good trailers and all in the end, it leads to nowhere.  I need a miracle. Is there a good film maker out there who can save the world of entertainment. I hope so.

If you like entertainment, I would like your permission to put you on my blogroll. It will be a two way sword. I place your blogroll on my site and you place my blog on your site. In this way, we both benefit by interlinking into the same group of people who are much indeed interested in entertainment.

I've noticed that there has been so many former Television series being converted into DVDS. And you know, the crazy thing is that people buy them by the bundle. I myself can't help myself looking for a good 'ol favorite show on DVD. I just bought one: The Great American Hero. I couldn't help myself.

There hasn't really been any good new shows on television lately anyway.

Any television show any of you recommend? I love comedies and drama. Anything?

Well, it's father's day. And I'd like to wish everyone a "GREAT FATHER'S DAY!" Smiles.

I think it may have to do with the fact that they might be running out of good writers. Ten years ago, movies were much different. Demographics and target audiences block the art of writing for many writers. That's what I think.....

Why the Fantastic 4 review.
Fantastic 4. Ha? What was fantastic about it? Nothing special. If you've seen the first one, you've seen the second one. Once again, they tried to make the movie look too cool; however, story-wise, I absolutely felt nothing for the characters. Besides the talented Jessica Alba and the new pretty actress of whom I have yet to remember the name of, Fantastic 4 fails to be fantastic. At least to its promise.
Indeed, I was entertained. But, besides all the schemes and funny jokes that they attempted in this movie, it fails to deliver to its promise: The defeat of Van Doom was way too easy, easy indeed that, it makes the audience wonder: "If it was that easy for Van Doom to be defeated, then what's the use of me sitting here?"
As to how he was defeated, I will not give that out.
I will not give out spoilers. I wouldn't dare do so, since, I, being a film major, and a novelist/ screenwriter, I am too familiar with spoiling it for everyone....
You will not feel cheated in the end and the rest of the film. In fact, I was entertained. But, to give it a raving review, I wouldn't give it that much credit.
It's worth at least taking a girlfriend/boyfriend out on a date. The special effects are spectacular; however, I must warn you guys not to get too caught up with all the theatrics.

And my computer is acting kinda weird. Hope to fix it soon.

Today, will be seeing Fantastic 4..... I'll let you guys in on the scoop as soon as I can. Meanwhile, I'm hungry. I'm gonna get something to eat.

Did you know that the average American sees 3-4 movies in the theatre a month.? I see more movies than that in one week.  Money is no object, since I'm a film-maker in my own right. I am honored to suppot the film industry.  I am all too familiar with the sweat and guts it takes to make a film.

There's a lot of buzz about the upcoming blockbuster "Transformers". I could see why; however, I predict that it will make money, but in terms of great story-telling, this movie will fail by the mere fact that the creatures apparently tried to make it look too cool. And we all know what happened to "Spiderman". Too much COOLNESS. And we, the audience, feel that there should have been more. The only reason why "Spiderman", for example made money, was it already had a following beforehand. The same thing with "Pirates and the Carribean". This films had films prior the release of its latest installments. That is why studios would rather spend their money on films that already had following rather than films that is new in concept. Unlike Pirates and Spiderman, Transformers is the first film. I wouldn't be surprised at all if they are already planning the sequel. The "Coolness" factor is going to be in the movie; however, special effects isn't everything when audiences will say, "There should have been more." This feeling will be reminiscent to what we felt upon seeing "Spiderman" and "Pirates of the Carribean".

Please, warning. This is the worst movie I've ever seen, next to master of disguise. This movie is so bad that it makes Hostel 2 look good. What in the world were they thinking. This bakes the cake of bad movies. I just wanted to puke. Yuck!

I know this movies has been out for a while, but I just want to warn people who are at the least thinking about seeing it, please, don't. Save your money and look forward for another movie. Hostel 2 brings nothing but violence, disgusting violence, with you, as an audience has nothing to gain. This is by far one of the worst movie in the last 2 years.

Go see "Surfs Up", a total new approach to animation films. It's about a penguin who wants to become a great surfer like his idol "Big Z". In his search for greatness, he encounters many obstacles: Ridicule and laughter from naysayers. It is up to him to find that greatness within him to prove everybody wrong. An inspirational film despite its new approach. I give this film a must-see for parents and their younglings. Just see beyond its new approach to animation films and it's definitely worth a matinee ticket. I was inspired. I laughed, I cried, a great film, since who wouldn't rout for the underdog anyway.  

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