The last movie I seen was Bronson. This movie was very adult, quite a bit of nudity and lots of violence. All things concidered tho it was a good movie. Very trippy at times, has kind of a clockwork orange feel to it. I would recommend this movie to mature adults out there that like abstract and off the wall movies.

Going to see Star Wars Episode 1 in 3d in an hour or 2, so excited, I love the prequel trilogy.
Actually really looking forward to the 3d in it.

Abduction: 3/10

The movie wasn’t action packed as it made out to be. It was predictable and cliche. The acting by Taylor Lautner was alright, but I think a better actor could have been casted (as well as the girl). I was surprised to see Sigourney Weaver in the movie (she’s awesome <3). There wasn't any background as to why he was being chased. The screenwriters just made up a lame motive like, "I know, lets give the kid a list. This will be a valid reason why he is being chased and killed." There's so many questions, but no answers. I was disappointed that I stopped watching it.

Yesterday I’ve seen “John Carter” at home, is not the typicall Disney Movie, but after all the inversion in dollars and the digital effects it was only entertaining for me, it’s probably a film to watch in cinema theaters better than at home.

I had the impression that the director has not made the most of the story, all the tech and the ninth ray stuff was promising but they have somehow wasted the Edgar Rice Burroughs’ story.

Anyway, is good to watch, but keep your expectations low, thus you will not be highly disapointed.

6/10

Recently watched the movie”Restless”.

Now, normally I hate romance films, partially because of how sappy they tend to be, partially because they tend to be a bore, partially because it’s always the same gosh darn story. But for some reason, I don’t find this movie bad, but instead I actually really, really like it. The characters actually feel real, something romances tend to not do.The plot isn’t all Nicholas Sparks where it’s LOVELOVELOVECANCERSADSADSAD.

It’s a story about a boy who’s parents died in a car accident and meets a girl dying from brain cancer. Sounds Nicolas Sparks-ish, right? Well, it isn’t. Unlike a Nicholas Sparks movie, cancer isn’t the center of the movie’s drama(there isn’t much drama in the movie to begin with). The story is a surprisingly happy one, and it has left me with a smile. If you like romances, give it a shot. If you’re like me and do not, give it a shot. This is less of a romance and more of a love story.

Characters that seem like real people,a realistic take on tragedy, and an overall great film, even though it is a romance film.
9 out of 10

@airspeed said:
Watched Holes, A weirdly good movie, I recommend it, weird given that it is a movie about digging holes

7.5/10

I like holes too, and I’ve also read the book a couple times also.

The last movie I saw was The Hunger Games. It’s amazing! My mom got it a couple days ago and I already watched it 5 TIMES. Plus all the bonus features.