Lauren has asked me to review Seven Pounds starring Will Smith. She has heard mixed reviews and so have I. So within the next week, I will have a review up for everyone.
TG
Thursday, April 16, 2009
Sunday, April 12, 2009
Thursday, April 9, 2009
"Monsters vs. Aliens" Must See in 3D
Monsters vs. Aliens is definitely worth the $24.50 that is required for a 3D film here in my hometown. Yes it's expensive, but the quality of seeing a 3D film is worth every dime. I have seen many 3D movies and I believe this is the best one so far. My reasons why are because the animation actually pops out of the screen. Some 3D films just look like they extend from the screen and nothing comes out at you. Well this one actually has the "reach out and grab" effect. This is probably one of DreamWorks best animated films since Shrek and Kung-Fu Panda. The cast of Monsters vs. Aliens are very refreshing. Animated films allow for a diverse set of actors and actresses to come together. It's not very often when Seth Rogen and Hugh Laurie are in a film together. The monsters Susan Murphy aka Ginormica (Reese Witherspoon), B.O.B. (Seth Rogen), Dr. Cockroach Ph. D (Hugh Laurie), The Missing Link (Will Arnett) and Insectosaurus are given the opportunity to have their freedom if they defeat the alien, Gallaxhar (Rainn Wilson), from taking over the world.
This film allows children to have an imagination and for adults to laugh at the crude humor.
Monsters vs. Aliens receives four stars.
Sunday, April 5, 2009
"G.I. Joe-The Rise of Cobra" Trailer
First Transformers and now the G.I. Joe's are coming to the big screen. I don't know much about G.I. Joe except that my brother used to build forts with them when he was a kid. The movie looks pretty cool. I hope it is as successful as Transformers.
Thursday, April 2, 2009
Thoughts on "Slumdog Millionaire"

My answer is yes. This film deserves every award it won. Danny Boyle's directing is phenomenal. The film begins in an unconventional way with flashbacks of Jamal (Dev Patel) being questioned for cheating on India's version of "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire" and how each question he answers reflects a moment in his life. Through vivid flashbacks and beautiful cinematography we see the life of a slumdog in India. It is not until late in the film does the classic Hollywood ending happen that is usually not portrayed in foreign films. It was all for love. Money didn't matter. Integrity matters. Saving the girl and living happily ever after whether rich or poor. Faith and destiny will take flight. Take time to see this film because it will change your prospective on everyday knowledge and how we answer questions.
Your Choice
If there is a film that you would like for me to review please leave me a comment under this post. There are so many films out there that I haven't seen yet and I know many of you may be wondering what I might say about them. So leave me a request and I will get on it!
TG
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