• Director: Craig Gillespie
• Release Date: August 2011
• Writers: Marti Noxon, Tom Holland
• Run Time: 106
• Genre: Comedy, Horror

Tagline: You cant run from evil when it lives next door.

Review: Finally a horror remake that is WORTH seeing. I must admit, i had some pretty low expectations walking into this, and it did way more than prove me wrong. Initially I thought they were going to make this a straight B movie by incorporating tons of humor with their gore, which would have been fine with me, seeing that I love the genre. But this movie was more fun than funny. Do not get me wrong, there are some sequences that are funny, but it had more of that drive-in appeal to its horror. And I loved every bit of it.

Its story is pretty basic, and somewhat generic. I mean come on, a vampire living next door. But the weird thing is, it did not come off as cliche. And I think the biggest contribution to that was the pace of the film. Once you get past the first 10 to 15 minutes of the film, which are kind of dull, the movie quickly begins to morph into a fast paced gore fest. And now looking back on it, if it were not rated R, then this movie would have been stupid, and it would of fit in with every other crummy horror remake.

But the aspect that I appreciated the most was the writing. For once, they did not alter any rules to make their film different. They stuck with what already works, and left it up to the actors to make these vampire rules entertaining. And Collin Farrell did just that.

Bottom line, of all the horror movies that come out this year, this will probably be the one you will have the most fun at.

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• Director: Robert Rodriguez
• Release Date: August 2011
• Writers: Robert Rodriguez
• Run Time: 89
• Genre: Action, Adventure, Comedy

Tagline: Saving The World Is Their Idea Of Family Time

Review: When they announced that Spy Kids 4 was on the way, I had mixed feelings. Yeah, it was cool to see another Spy Kids movie on the way and as the cast was locked into place, seeing Alexa Vega and Darryl Sabarra coming back was a total blast. Then it started to get a bit worrying with news of the gimmick of smell-o-vision being used to try and sell this one.

The end result? A big mess. On the plus side, the effects and the 3D in this are better than they have been in previous outings. There is some fun to be had seeing Juny and Carmen come back as grown up Spy Kids and there are some nice little links to the original trilogy. The new Spy Kids are kinda fun but not as cool or engaging as the original two and Jessica Alba is pretty game to put up with some of the crap shes put through here. And some giggles can be had from Ricky Gervais spy dog and Jeremy Pivens multiple appearances.

That said, the smell-o-vision thing is just plain distracting (granted, its not overdone and is largely confined to the starting 20 minutes) with the large numbers flashing on screen and beeping to make sure you actually do scratch and sniff. The comedy is far too heavy handed and relies more on poop and fart jokes than in previous outings and is aimed strictly at the lowest common denominator, talk about dumbing down! And the message is hammered home with all the finesse and subtlety of sledgehammer to the crotch. There are numerous times where the whole “spend time with your kids/parents” is said direct to camera and after about the third or fourth time, it gets preachy.

Its a shame that Robert Rodriguez felt the need to restart the series with such a lame and heavy handed mess, given just how much fun the first three had to offer. And, on a personal note, I was gutted to see that Uncle Machete was relegated to a blink and you miss him cameo after being built up so well. Aah well, Im guessing there are plans for another couple movies so theres a chance that it can redeem itself but I think that after this, its gonna have to work hard!

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• Director: Marcus Nispel
• Release Date: August 2011
• Writers: Thomas Dean Donnelly, Joshua Oppenheimer
• Run Time: 112
• Genre: Action, Adventure, Fantasy

Tagline: Enter An Age Undreamed Of

Review: The first Conan is one of my favorite movies of all time. The Destroyer sucks although I did like it when I was a kid. The new one sucks too. There are too many battle scenes and they are all dull. There is absolutely nothing new here. What made the first movie so great was the poetry of it all. The land felt barren. Conan was not another cookie cooker hero on a cookie cutter George Lucas hero quest but a true nomad, a man who wanders from one encounter to the next, a witch, a snake cult, getting drunk and laid, punching a camel, happening upon the man who murdered his father, killing him, the epistemological space in which the first Conan takes place is that of a senseless premodern universe in which magical events succeed each other without ever truly fusing into one overarching narrative. Meaning is always somewhere over the horizon and the gods never deign to show themselves.

The movie is filmed, scripted and scored in such a way that we feel the radical foreignness of Conan’s universe. In the new film, however, there is no alterity at all, no imagination, no sense of being transported, no attempt to depart from the vaguely ideological boilerplate superhero narrative in even the slightest way, no mythical resonance, the new Conan struts and smirks like something out of the Fast and the Furious and has none of the cruel charisma of Arnold Schwarzenegger. Although the movie is incredibly violent and gory, the pat coziness of the narrative renders all of this violence absolutely sterile. Nothing real is ever at stake and the movie has nothing to say about anything. It practically evaporates off the screen it is so ephemeral. Don’t waste your time with this one, watch the first one again.

• Director: Lee Tamahori
• Release Date: August 2011
• Writers: Michael Thomas, Latif Yahia
• Run Time: 109
• Genre: Action, Biography, Drama

Tagline: Sex… Power… Too much money… What do you get a Prince that has everything?

Review: After the slew of Iraq movies, all of them from the American soldiers perspective (Green Zone, The Hurt Locker, Three Kings) I found the subject matter of this film to be a refreshing change. What most people know or remember of Gulf war one, is completely overshadowed by Gulf war Two/ Iraqi Freedom. So to be able to go back in time and get a glimpse of Baghdad in its hey day was a remarkable break from Victory movies, this is the only movie about Iraq to date as seen from an Iraqi viewpoint. Yes, its violent (not necessarily moreso than Saw, Texas chainsaw massacre et al) but then since it is a portrayal of events in a real persons life would you want it any other way? Dominic Cooper is just fantastic, he inhabits both characters flawlessly and for the most part you genuinely believe that he is two people.

As for the excess, obscenity, gratuitous violence and material wealth that some other reviewers have complained about, well, that was Bagdad in the 80s, does it have to be dressed up in Military Fatigues screaming U.S.A to be a good movie? If you liked Scarface, if you want an action packed ride, if you love depth of colour and sound in your movie. If you want to see great acting from Dominic Cooper, then this is the movie for you.

When you go see it, ask yourself, what would you have done in the same situation as the main character Latif Yahia? Could you have survived, because, unless you hadnt heard it is based on a true story.

Watch and Enjoy, I have watched it twice and want to watch it again because each time I watch it I cant believe its over, I want more! Stories like this dont come around everyday. Unless of course you want to watch another Hurt Locker, it may have won a lot of Oscars but The Devils Double deserves more.

• Director: Steven Quale
• Release Date: August 2011
• Writers: Eric Heisserer, Jeffrey Reddick
• Run Time: 92
• Genre: Horror, Thriller

Tagline: This Summer, death decides how… fate decides when.

Review: Most likely, you are not reading this unless you are a fan and already plan to see the film. And if you are, then know that my review is based on my fandom and in relation to the series itself. Therefore, it will be in the context of horror films, slasher films, and more importantly, the series itself. With that out of the way, who would have though the fifth film would be the one. Ever since the original, the series has sort of meandered around, trying to recapture the initial wonder of death playing the part of a slasher and killing off a group of people.

Yes, Final Destination 5 is truly the best sequel since the first. There has not been this much tension and creativity since the original, and practically every scene is filled with an uncomfortable level of anxiety. This is what the film has truly been missing, whether spoiled by the trailers before it or just a lack of creativity. For the most part, Final Destination 3 and 4 (TFD) lacked the necessary level of creativity and menace that was present in the first film, and even in the second. However, we have plenty of that here and a few nice twists as well. While the kills are also pretty ridiculous, most are plausible and, unlike TFD, should please fans with their level of gore and brutality.

The filmmaking qualities here reach above the standard the film has set. It looks great, with plenty of swift and enticing editing that will make your skin crawl with anticipation. The acting, while still not of any award winning caliber, or even really all that great, is decent enough here. The portrayals are more realistic this time around. While the film had though to settle into the I-found-the-answers-on-the-internet routine, here we have a smooth flow in which characters sort of lose their mind trying to figure things out. And while some might have called the main couples relationship cringe worthy, I actually found it to be quite well played out as the couple has real issues they work through on top of everything that is going on. Suffice to say, it is nice to see the FD series making better attempts at developing its characters. Still not great, but better.

With that said, this is Final Destination, and problems persist. Despite better attempts at character development, the majority still play fodder for deaths machinations. Sure, we learn a little about them, but its not any more than the bare minimum: this guys a jerk, that girls wild, etc etc. There is also one kill, in particular, that, while brutal, defies logic. Sure, its FD, but there is a certain point of ridiculousness where the line is drawn. The characters trying to figure out whats going on is also getting old. Theres certainly a reason here, which I wont spoil, why our characters dont know about what is happening in the same way characters from previous films know. But this leads to the problem of it being explained too quickly. This might contradict what I said above, but what I mean is that Tony Todds character if far too quick to reveal information and the new twist. In comparison to FD1, where things had a slow, natural pacing, here we get a couple death scenes, and explanation, and then more death scenes. The progression is better, but still not as good as the first two films.

Fans will truly enjoy this solid sequel. There are a couple twists, and the final scene will blow everyone away. Its beyond what you would expect, and very nearly worth seeing the film alone. But with a handful of creative and brutal twists and a decently put together film, this should certainly warrant a decent box office and, maybe unfortunately, another sequel or two.

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• Director: Tate Taylor
• Release Date: August 2011
• Writers: Tate Taylor, Kathryn Stockett
• Run Time: 137
• Genre: Drama

Tagline: Change begins with a whisper.

Review: This movie is true to the spirit of the book which is very important to me. Yet the film also brought to life characters and places that I could not clearly envision until I saw the film. This is one of those rare times when I prefer the film over the book.

The script captures the danger of what the women are doing. Even though I knew what would happen, I still felt anxiety as I wondered what the fallout would be if they,and their illegal activities, were discovered. This is a history lesson without being preachy. A film that reveals the history of women that historians in the 60s did not think were important.

As for the acting, many of the other reviewers have mentioned standout performances. Viola Davis and Octavia L. Spencer deserve Oscar nominations for their portrayals as the help. Cicely Tysons powerful portrayal of Constantine was truly a standout- she broke my heart. Jessica Chastains characterization of the poor white trash woman who is shunned by the women of the town was luminous. Bryce Dallas Howard does a glorious job of presenting woman driven by ambition to do whatever it takes to hold on to her power and status.

Finally, the costumes and setting were really well done. I was transported me to a time and place I had not visited in a long, long time.

Kudos to all who had anything to do with the making of this film.

• Director: David Dobkin
• Release Date: August 2011
• Writers: Jon Lucas, Scott Moore
• Run Time: 112
• Genre: Comedy

Tagline: Who says men cant change?

Review: Director David Dobkin has done some pretty good comedies in the past that include Shanghai Knights, Wedding Crashers, and Fred Claus. Dobkin has followed those with his newest one, The Change-Up. Just like he did with Crashers and Claus, Dobkin introduces us to his main characters with a scene before showing us the title.

In the opening scene, we meet Dave (Jason Bateman). Dave is a successful lawyer with a loving wife and three young kids. Dave has to wake up at three in the morning to get his kids to stop crying. We then meet his best friend Mitch (Reynolds), who is a big time slacker. Mitch doesnt have a stable job, hooks up with many ladies, and doesnt really care about his father, who is his only family.

They both havent seen each other in a while. One day, Mitch asks Dave to hang out at a bar with him, get a beer and watch the baseball game. They catch up on what is happening with each other and think that the other guy has the better life. They urinate in a fountain and say I wish I had your life. A power outage happens right after they say it. The next morning, they both wake up and realize that they are in each others bodies.

Now Dave and Mitch must act as if they are still themselves even though they are not themselves. Bateman and Reynolds nail these roles very well as they show that they are not themselves. Both Bateman and Reynolds stand out as the two leads, especially when they have to act like each other. Some other key players includes Leslie Mann as Daves wife, who has played a role like this many times before. An even better supporting player is Olivia Wilde as Sabrina, a young associate lawyer at the firm Dave works at who reluctantly agrees to go out with Mitch.

Like Crashers, Dobkin has made another good buddy comedy. He focuses the film on his two leading men and all the crazy shenanigans they go through together.

• Director: Larysa Kondracki
• Release Date: August 2011
• Writers: Larysa Kondracki, Eilis Kirwan
• Run Time: 112
• Genre: Drama

Tagline: Nothing is more dangerous than the truth.

Review: These days its become a rarity to find a political thriller that is intelligent, intense and intriguing. So when one like The Whistleblower comes along, I find no trouble in treasuring every moment of it. Rachel Weisz stars as the titular potboiler who uncovers a sex trafficking ring while working as a peacekeeper in Bosnia. Based on a true story, she turns over some dirty rocks and a lot of people start to get very angry. This leads to a very tense race to discover the truth and find someone willing to help her bring down these horrible men before they get to her. Theres a subplot with Monica Belluccis character that is a little dull and eventually inconsequential, but when the Weisz side of things is so gripping, its easy to look past.

The story here is strong and every moment, especially in the final act, breathes with a wicked intensity that keeps you on your toes, but the real driving force of the film is Weisz. For some reason it seems like its pretty hard for films to present female characters who are strong and firm in their beliefs without turning them into unbearable stereotypes. This year though weve experienced an influx of great ones that come off as genuine human beings and Weiszs Kathryn Bolkavac is another to add to the list. Especially given the fact that she plays a woman who is being constantly attacked and undermined by everyone around her, a role that opens itself up to melodramatic hysterics pretty easily. Weisz had to hit this balance of strength and broken hopelessness without going too far to make it unrealistic, and she hits every note necessary.

Theres one scene later in the film that really stands as a measure to the power of her performance. Bolkavac gets within an inch of freeing these girls and exposing the truth, when out of nowhere the rug is pulled out from under her and things look worse than ever. She bursts into tears, desperate for some way out of this situation; everything she was fighting for was right in her grasp and she just gets it ripped out of her hand like two kids fighting over a toy on Christmas. This moment would have been difficult for most actors, but Weisz has matured into one of our finest performers and she doesnt phase for a second. She could have easily slipped into unintentionally comedic melodrama but instead she brings down the house and almost brought a tear to my eye. Its a devastating moment in one of the strongest, most commanding performances of the year so far. A superb performance in a taut, intelligent thriller.

• Director: Glenn Ficarra, John Requa
• Release Date: August 2011
• Writers: Dan Fogelman
• Run Time: 118
• Genre: Comedy, Drama, Romance

Tagline: This Is Stupid

Review: You know usually I am not into romantic comedies, as I find that most of them fall short and are extremely cheesy. I really liked this movie though. One of the great things about it, is the acting is great. Everyone plays their part perfectly and you actually kind of feel for them in their individual situations. Usually when I think of Steve Carell, I think of a jokester. He was great in his serious scenes though, very believable. And Ryan Gosling, Oh my goodness, Ryan Gosling. He has always been one of my favorite actors. He plays a ladies man in this movie, trying to get Carell back on his feet after splitting with his wife. The two of them have great chemistry together and provide plenty of laughs, along with touching moments.

I just saw this movie yesterday and I already want to see it again. That almost never happens that I want to see a movie again right away. Very cute. This movie has a little bit of everything and I think that most people would enjoy it.

• Director: Rupert Wyatt
• Release Date: August 2011
• Writers: Pierre Boulle, Rick Jaffa
• Run Time: 105
• Genre: Action, Drama, Sci-Fi

Tagline: Evolution Ends. Revolution Begins.

Review: To sum it up, a very powerful film falling just short of being a masterpiece. However, the only flaw in the film is that the film could have been just a bit longer! I am really hoping for a directors cut because there should have been a few more character development scenes between father and son, boyfriend and girlfriend, and even Ape and Human. I felt the movie was paced a bit too quickly but nevertheless, still contains very fleshed out characters driven by excellent performances throughout, from Lithgow, to Franco, to Cox and especially by Andy Serkis.

Cesar is by far the best animated character in the history of cinema. His facial expressions tell it all! You feel his rage, his fear, and his child like innocence through his wonderfully animated eyes. Not only is the C.G.I. good, but the character is written very well in general. You will go through all of those emotions yourself as you witness his journey. All I can say is that I now know why I try to walk my dog without a leash as much as possible. This movie just confirmed it for me! Through the film, you will understand what Cesar is feeling and why. The invisible character of the film is humanity itself, and at times, feels like a study of human nature.

Plot wise, it is very well told. I thought there was nothing cheesy about the script, although not as intelligent as the original, but not dumb either. There is some science fiction in the film, and other than the experimental drug, there was some other surprising Science fiction plot elements in it too which might lead into the sequel; if there is one of course, and I think there will be.

For the skeptics who think the film would be cheesy seeing all the apes battle armed policemen then think again. I too, was a bit skeptical at first, wondering how the apes would defeat an entire police force, but when you watch the film your doubts would dissipate. Just remember the physical ability of apes and how powerful the apes are, and how much more powerful they would be if they had brains! The action was very good, but as good as it was, Id trade it in for more plot development. There were a bit too many plot jumps in the last 30 minutes, but all in all, it was directed very, very well. Coupled with a good score, mellow at times, but highly dramatic which heightens the tension. Speaking of tension, there is a lot of it in this film. If youre an animal lover like I am, then be warned; You will be in tears 30 seconds into the opening scene.

I also wanted to mention the original film even though its tough to compare the two. This is an origins story that actually makes the original better. The original was more about the plot than the characters and they each stand apart and alone with their own merits and flaws. It was nice to see a few homages to the old classic, and dont be surprised if you see a character from the original as well. I highly doubt this film will disappoint the fans of the original and TV series! It will have you climbing trees!

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• Director: Raja Gosnell
• Release Date: July 2011
• Writers: Peyo, J. David Stem
• Run Time: 103
• Genre: Animation, Comedy, Family

Tagline: Where the smurf are we?

Review: Thank goodness The Smurfs was not the god awful trainwreck everyone made it out to be, or else I would have wasted thirty minutes in line to see another failed cartoon adaptation.

I wont say its good, but it was surprisingly not bad. Of course, The Smurfs does not exactly have enough substance to hold a full grown adults attention for all of its 86 minutes, but it is a surefire hit with the kids. The linear and simple plot follows a small group of Smurfs that get accidentally sucked into a portal to the human world while trying to escape the evil wizard Gargamel (Hank Azaria). The little blue people quickly enlist the help of married couple Patrick (Neil Patrick Harris) and Grace (Jayma Mays) to protect them from Gargamel, who plans to harvest the Smurfs essence for magical power, and to re create a portal that only happens once in a blue moon.

The movie includes some emotional subplots with Papa Smurf and Patrick, who feels he is unready to start his own family; though it all becomes pretty unnecessary in the face of the Smurfs main goal to return home. Humor, again, mainly appeals to the kids, sporting sight gag after sight gag, but every once in a while theres a clever reference thrown in for the older folks in the audience. Hank Azaria gives about the most cartoonish performance as any villain could, resulting in an upsetting mix of interest and annoyance. On the other hand, where it is used the CGI is incredibly high quality, and the special effects are designed more specifically for 3 D viewing than in most movies as of late.

I know some people have proclaimed this film to be a bastardization of a childhood cartoon favorite, but I argue that it isnt. The film is very aware of its origins with Peyo and respects that fact. They actually pay direct homage to the creator towards the end of the story. An exact imitation of the cartoon series this movie is not, but it is a fun and well intentioned take on the story.

The Smurfs is mildly entertaining, at its best, but it is written with the right spirit and is in no way an injustice against the original series. It offers a nostalgic throwback for the adults and an amusing show for the little ones. For the ones in between, I advise avoiding this movie.

• Director: Jon Favreau
• Release Date: July 2011
• Writers: Roberto Orci, Alex Kurtzman
• Run Time: 118
• Genre: Action, Sci-Fi, Thriller

Tagline: First Contact, Last Stand

Review: Jon Favreau proves to me (once again) that he is an expert in what he works with. Being a major fan of Iron Man 1 and 2, I thought this project could do no wrong, especially since Spielberg signed on to the project as well. And thank god, I was right.

Cowboys and Aliens embraces both sci-fi and western, Favreau truly found the perfect balance between those two genres. The cinematography, actually, pretty much everything visual about the film, was absolutely terrific, pure eye candy. It also knows when to be silly and when to be serious, which is a good thing. One of my biggest fears was the thought of the movie drowning in cheesiness and embarrassing lines, but there was only a few of them, luckily. Like I said, the balance between silliness and seriousness is phenomenal, just like the Iron Man films.

While its fun to think of it as 007 meets Indiana Jones I must admit, Daniel Craig and Harrison Ford were really good as Jake Lonergan and Woodrow Dolarhyde, respectively. Not for a moment were I reminded of some of their previous great roles, but only the two roles they were playing in this movie.

Cowboys and Aliens was something of a risk, but in the end, Favreau pulled it out, and made it one of the most enjoyable films of the year. Overall, I cant recommend this film enough if you love cowboys and aliens. Unless you were ready to choke yourself as soon as you heard about the movie, the average movie-goer should have nothing to worry about.

• Director: Will Gluck
• Release Date: July 2011
• Writers: Keith Merryman, David A. Newman
• Run Time: 109
• Genre: Comedy, Romance

Tagline: Friends with Benefits

Review: I have to say that watching Friends with Benefits is one feel good time of a watch! The film is very sexy and its blended with humor and emotional attachment. And it showcases how more and more relationships have become and that is its just all sex with no strings attached! Thats something that most of us younger folk enjoy, still we get arguments that we all need love and relationships, yet this film proves that great sex alone can lead to attachment and the chance for love! This film even though it proves that romance can be obtained thru sex, it bucks the typical trend of Hollywood romantic comedies. It showcases plenty of fun loving erotic scenes of bed hopping and good old fashioned sex! In New York City Jamie(the hot and very sexy Mila Kunis)a young up and coming magazine executive whos just broken off a relationship hires a young hotshot from sunny California Dylan(Justin Timberlake who hams it up in this role)and this young stud is also single. Its upon his arrival to New York City the two hit it off and they agree from the start that this will only be a relationship of sex! The bed climbing eventually becomes tiresome, still its fun and different from the norm you as the viewer will eat it up.

Good supporting turns are given along the way in the form of Tommy(Woody Harrelson)a gay magazine staff office worker, and veteran Patricia Clarkson is funny and sexy as Jamies cougar and alcoholic mother Lorna, while TV actress Jenna Elfman is a bright smile as Dylans big sister Annie. Along the way while dealing with family and relationship problems both Jamie and Dylan see that sex can lead to attachment then that grows to feelings and then a chance for love. This proves that having fun in the process gives anyone a chance for something special.

Many may take from this romantic/sex comedy that you learn as you go and that the benefits of sex are good its a fun process. As it shows in the end it opens up a new beginning for a relationship of love and attachment. Now thats something we could all hope for and hopefully more sex and more bed hopping will lead to these kind of endings.

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• Director: Joe Johnston
• Release Date: July 2011
• Writers: Christopher Markus, Stephen McFeely
• Run Time: 124
• Genre: Action, Adventure, Sci-Fi

Tagline: The First Avenger

Review: I had the pleasure of watching a sneak preview for this and thought it was a great superhero movie. It follows the superhero formula but that is to be expected. There are plenty of references to the comics as well as the other Marvel movies. There are numerous comic book references and foreshadowing that I probably cant even write here but will excite most of the comic book fans. In fact, Howard Stark plays a prominent role in this film and you see where Tony Stark gets his charm.

The movie really captures that patriotic spirit that permeated the US during WW2. The movie itself almost becomes like one of those military recruitment ads it showcases. It is chock full of flag waving patriotism. But you probably should expect that going to a movie called Captain America.

Chris Evans is a good Captain America and downplays any flashiness associated with him as the Human Torch. The CGI effects that show him as a scrawny twig were seamless. He carries that vulnerability with him throughout the film whether he is getting beaten up physically or emotionally.

The rest of the cast fills their roles well, especially Tommy Lee Jones as the gruff, but lovable, colonel and Hugo Weaving as the evil baddie bent on wold domination. Those two play their characters the way you would expect them to. Although I was waiting the whole time for Hugo Weaving to say Mr. Anderson. The only odd twist is that Captain Americas sidekick from the comics, Bucky Barnes, is much tougher and older than you would expect.

There are numerous one liners throughout the movie that drew chuckles from the audience. You also get plenty of action and explosions which are always a crowd favorite. Stylistically, its very similar to Iron Man. Overall, its a fun comic book adaptation that really adds into steam Marvel is building up to with The Avengers.

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• Director: Thomas Bezucha
• Release Date: July 2011
• Writers: Thomas Bezucha, April Blair
• Run Time: 109
• Genre: Adventure, Comedy, Romance

Tagline: She is having the time of someone elses life.

Review: Monte Carlo is a charming movie for tweens and/or teens. If you are looking for a cute, adventurous movie with NO SWEARING, NO NUDITY, NO SEXUAL SCENES or INNUENDOS, NO SMOKING, and NO DRUGS then this is the movie for you (and us!)! This movie reminds me of some of the 1960s Disney movies that were plot wise too old for little kids but still safe for the not quite teenagers.

This is a classic movie about mistaken identity and learning to get along. The 3 main characters in the movies are all very different personalities but they grow and learn to accept each other by the end of the movie. They also have very different happy endings but seeing how different they are, the characters should end happily ever after differently.

There are some funny moments, some thinking would I do that? moments, and some good for her moments. You genuinely like each of these characters (except the mean girl) by the end of the show whether you liked them at the beginning or not.

This movie is perfect for its target audience of tweens/early teens and I wish more movies like this were available with todays stars!

• Director: David Yates
• Release Date: July 2011
• Writers: Steve Kloves, J.K. Rowling
• Run Time: 130
• Genre: Action, Adventure, Drama

Tagline: It All Ends

Review: I am a huge fan of the Harry Potter books, they are all so great and magical. But I did not think the film series was perfect at all, but they were still great movies. With that, I was extremely excited to see the end of the film franchise, and impressed with the trailers. So I had high expectations. And thankfully it did not disappoint, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part II, blew past my already expectations and I was enthralled!

The whole movie looked spectacular! The cinematography extremely well done, the art direction was incredible. The movie was beautiful to look at, the visuals were spectacular and truly Oscar worthy! The set designers, cinematographers really need to be awarded for their work, because it looks like they spend of time and money on the look of the film.

The cast of the film was pretty much perfect, they should all be applauded too. Emma Watson, as usual is and great and shell have a bright career ahead of her. Rupert Grint is pretty much great also, he is a fine actor indeed. Daniel Radcliffe did an amazing job and was very memorable as Harry Potter. Although I think Ralph Fiennes was the star of the film, he did unbelievable job as the evil, crazy Lord Voldemort, I think he deserves an Oscar Nomination for his role. The rest of the cast were also great too.

We all grew up overtime with the series, we followed the adventures of Harry Potter for around 10 years, I think. It seems very weird that there will be no more Harry Potter films to look forward too. I will miss the franchise very much! However I am happy the series got an amazing ending. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part II is not only the best film in the series, but it will probably be one of the best films of 2011. Everyone should see this film, even if they do not like past Harry Potter films.

• Director: Frank Coraci
• Release Date: July 2011
• Writers: Nick Bakay, Rock Reuben
• Run Time: 102
• Genre: Comedy, Family, Romance

Tagline: Welcome to his jungle.

Review: I just returned from seeing Zookeeper, and was thoroughly delighted and amused. Excellent creation of the animals, with very nicely mouth movements to coordinate with the dialogue.

Scripting was excellent – absolutely hilarious. The voicing for the animals (especially the monkey) was top-notch.

Those who believe this is a childrens movie is really missing the mark. At our viewing of the film , there were approximately 50 attendees – NO CHILDREN! Age ranges were from early 20s to mid 60s. The audience was roaring throughout the film, and continued to do so as they filed out of the auditorium – reflecting on their favorite parts. Some of the audience members stood in the lobby of the theater – strangers, mind you – chatting about the film and sharing some additional laughs.

I have already read some so-called movie critics who are body-slamming this delightful film. Clearly, they depict in invalidity of what is a so-called professional critic. As for me and my wife, and the audience at our viewing, it is absolutely a Thumbs Up experience.

Beyond worth seeing. If you appreciate silly humor, and hearing some of your favorite actors voices, AND enjoy a pleasant – though predictable – ending, this is a MUST SEE!

• Director: Seth Gordon
• Release Date: July 2011
• Writers: Michael Markowitz, John Francis Daley
• Run Time: 98
• Genre: Comedy

Tagline: Ever wish your boss were dead?

Review: On paper, Horrible Bosses seems like a ripoff of Throw Momma from the Train or Strangers on a Train, the Hitchcock film of which this film and Throw Momma take inspiration from. But trust me, this movie is actually original in its plot structure as there were plot twists I did not see coming. When the summer began, I first thought Bridesmaids was the funniest movie of the year, but I have to say Horrible Bosses will now take that claim.

The movie follows three decent working class guys played by Jason Bateman, Jason Sudeikis, and Charlie Day. Jason Batemans character Nick, who works for a cruel tyrant of a boss played by Kevin Spacey. Jason Sudeikiss character Kurt is a hard working man who has a very nice boss, whose tragic incident leaves the company in the hands of his bullying, cocaine addicted son, played by Colin Farrell. Dale, played by Charlie Day, probably has the least horrible boss in Jennifer Aniston, playing a completely different character than people are used to seeing her in. All three guys hate their jobs and two of the three are involved in blackmail, leading them to their next possible choice, kill each others bosses. You are probably thinking since this is a studio comedy, everything will be wrapped up in a nice little package. And in a way, it is. But at least it did not change its tone and the ending was rather satisfactory.

Everyone is pretty much does their part in this movie but Charlie Day is the one who stands out here. Anyone who has seen him on Its Always Sunny in Philadelphia knows how hilarious he is on that show and he does not disappoint here. It was nice to see Jennifer Aniston do something different she had not done before. This is the type of movie that the less you know, the more enjoyable it will be. Horrible Bosses is a real surprise and will keep you laughing until the end.

• Director: Jake Kasdan
• Release Date: June 2011
• Writers: Gene Stupnitsky, Lee Eisenberg
• Run Time: 92
• Genre: Comedy

Tagline: She does not give an F.

Review: Beforehand I found Cameron Diaz as the lead character in a raunchy comedy off putting. I was pleasantly surprised I neither wanted to stab her or myself after seeing this movie. She pulls off the recently dumped, vulgar, Junior High teacher off pretty well.

Diaz stars as the titular teacher Elizabeth Halsey. Her fiance dumps her very early on in an unexpected tone setting scene. She is an educator without a care of education who needs a new mans bank account to rest on. Enter Justin Timberlake as the hot, new substitute teacher with plenty of family money. Timberlake plays the dorky, yet hot teacher very well culminating in his facial expressions in a moment of pleasure.

Jason Segel guest stars as the slacker gym teach with intent to hook up with the vulnerable Diaz. Segel albeit funny is under utilized in this smart, well written comedy. Lucy Punch is hilarious as the perky, over the top model teacher also vying for Timberlakes attention.

The film is a comedy that should succeed much better than anyone whose ever heard of Cameron Diaz would expect. It comes across very Apatowian. Its smart and just keeps going further down the road of crass, yet enjoyable raunchiness. It also sports the best scene of an exploding bowel movement since Austin Powers.

• Director: Tom Hanks
• Release Date: July 2011
• Writers: Tom Hanks, Nia Vardalos
• Run Time: 98
• Genre: Comedy, Drama, Romance

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Review: To begin, I am not sure what some of the other reviewers expected to see in this film. Larry Crowne is not a sizzling drama, a fast paced action movie, or an over-the-top comedy, and its not likely to win a bunch of Oscars for acting, screenplay or anything else for that matter. What is is, however, is a well written, fun movie that is fairly well acted and very enjoyable.

The story does take a little bit to unfold, but does so in an organic way as not to give away too much too soon. The cast was well chosen and I found the characters to have been well developed and really fun people. Like most other films, there is certainly some creative license taken in that most everybody in it is funny and likable, which is what you want from a film like this. If only reality were filled with such great people, we should all be so lucky.

There are a few loose ends that may have been stitched up a bit better (per several of the reviews I have read) but Im not sure that was necessary at all to the story. Moviegoers these days seem to have a need for everything to be spelled out to the Nth degree. If it wasnt critical for the story to unfold, it didnt make its way into the picture. Theres something to be said for movies that leave a bit to the imagination for the viewer after the film is over, Keeps you thinking about it for awhile after youve left your seat.

I would watch it again. I left feeling good, with a smile on my face, which is what I was after upon deciding to watch it.

• Director: Michael Bay
• Release Date: June 2011
• Writers: Ehren Kruger
• Run Time: 157
• Genre: Action, Adventure, Sci-Fi

Tagline: Dark of the Moon

Review: There is a simple rule to knowing if its worth going to see this film..

If you enjoyed the first film regardless of what you thought of the dubious second movie, then get your damn tickets! If you hated both movies then stay the hell away because there will be nothing new for you this time around.

Quite simply this is the most outstanding action flick you are likely to see this year let alone this summer and it is a successful return to what they managed to deliver with the first movie. Make no mistake about the toilet humor, sometimes screwball acting and silly jokes. That stuff is still very evident but unlike the second movie where it went spiraling out of control and dominated the picture, here it is kept firmly on a leach. In fact it is very much a film of two halves, the first half has an even mix of humor an action but it does not go too over the top to the point where we see robots doing embarrassing things like peeing or showing their balls etc, and there is a lot of human death unlike the other films. You see the innocent getting wiped out not just building collapsing and explosions. The second half is very much a tour de force of action scenes that are either nail biting or breath taking, not much letting up once it starts going and the finale is very satisfying! This is no movie with an agenda to deliver some life changing tale, it makes no attempt to equal the Bard with its narrative or plot. This is a movie based on popular toys for boys. Expect that much and you will be entertained because they actually set up this movie with a very clever conspiracy theory based on the NASA missions to the moon and weave that into the roots of the franchise. Shia Lebeouf is without his sidekick for the last two movies in Megan Fox but finds a more than worthy successor in supermodel Rosie Huntington Whiteley who plays a part that is very difficult to see Megan ever pulling off. Sure these girls are meant for mostly eye candy but where Megans hot lipstick and deep penciled eyebrowed, glampornstar look got more slutty with each picture, Rosies supermodel grace and fine English accented charm brings more class than candy. Sorry Megan fans but no way would she pull of a semi rich bitch who has been to finishing school and back! In fact her part is essential in the few well executed plot twists and deceptions this movie presents that were never as potent in its predecessors.

All this builds up to last hour of back to back action sequences of spectacle, stealth, barbaric violence and utter heroics that will please the masses and outrage the critics who can never assess these kind of movie based on what they aim to be rather than what they do not! Transformers Dark of the Moon delivers a picture worthy of ending any action series, this is what makes buying a movie box set on home video worth parting with the cash even when one of the films is totally duff. Bays even managed to show the industry how to use 3D with easily the best 3D presentation since Avatar. Whoever takes over this franchise has a mighty jump to make because Michael Bay has placed the bar pretty damn high!

• Director: Paul Feig
• Release Date: May 2011
• Writers: Kristen Wiig, Annie Mumolo
• Run Time: 125
• Genre: Comedy

Tagline: Save The Date

Review: I am going to tell you now that the advertising for this movie is weak. It comes off as some kind of chick flick, the trailer gets a few chuckles out, but it really does not do the film justice. Bridesmaids will be the surprising film of the year and could very well even be the comedy of the year, topping films like The Hangover II and 30 Minutes Or Less. Yes, it is that funny. And I will tell you now, this is not the film you think it is.

Bridesmaids is a fairly simple film that sees one unlucky lady being the maid of honor for her best friend while attempting to plan the wedding. All of this as her own life falls apart at her feet. Suffice to say, hilarity ensues. And it really does ensue. Surprisingly, despite what you might think, this is not a chick flick. Its got romcom elements to it, but its like any other comedy, but with that rare all female cast. I cant remember the last time laughing this much during a movie. It helps that everything falls into place so well. Kristen Wiig is hilarious and this should be her star making film. She carries this with great talent and is at her most hilarious here, while still playing the emotional parts very well. There wasnt a single moment that brought me out of the film, and that is the sign of a film well done. Her surrounding cast does as great a job, with Melissa McCarthy being the standout as the token obnoxious groupie. Nearly all the scenes featuring her are laugh out loud funny.

The writing also shines here as its Apatowian comedy comes through. This is reminiscent of the early Apatow films, like 30 Year Old Virgin and Knocked Up. The comedy lingers at some moments, and even shoots for being uncomfortable. The dress scene in particular is gross, but probably got the biggest laughs, as I could hear people in the theater barely containing themselves. But again, the film is a constant laugh riot. It certainly does have a very nice emotional backbone and that comes across well with a very relatable story that isnt so much about any kind of romance but rather someone who is losing their mind. You feel bad for Wiigs character, but not in a way that makes her sappy or over the top. Rather, its a down to earth kind of falling apart that anyone could relate to. Much in the way that Knocked Up and Superbad worked for their relative stories, Bridesmaids is a rare comedy that has an all female cast, yet can appeal to anyone.

I guess thats the biggest surprise here, that this is a film that can work for everyone. My audience was mostly female, but everyone was cracking up the entire time. So, dont let that fool you. Nor should you let the advertising fool you either. This is one hilarious film that you would be sorry to have missed.

• Director: John Lasseter, Brad Lewis
• Release Date: June 2011
• Writers: Ben Queen, John Lasseter
• Run Time: 112
• Genre: Animation, Adventure, Comedy

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Review: This movie wasnt at all what I was expecting. In the second serving of Lightning McQueen and his pals, they take their show to the international stage in a world championship race off sponsored by oil alternative manufacturer, Allinol. But turmoil behind the scenes pulls the gang into a world of spies, the Mob, Big Oil, evil German scientists and hit men. Now they have to save the world before its too late. Oh, and they race too. The animation is amazing. Water, large balloons, backgrounds during races, pay attention because the quality of the graphics in this one are world class. There are some goofy, funny moments and some nice one liners for the older crowd. The themes of being true to yourself and bonds of friendship run strong throughout this film but its the remainder of the message that worried me. There were non stop put downs throughout and some other questionable topics. I was beginning to question the G rating when the villain ordered his henchmen to kill several other cars. Thinking back to the innocence and the good spirit of the first movie, I began to wonder how we got from there to here. Adventures in racing take a back seat to the more mature plot of an espionage thriller. Looking around the theater, I could tell that kids younger than 4 or 5 were beginning to get lost. Even my ten year old had a hard time understanding the socio political messages. On top of all that, Id be willing to bet that Cars 2 is a contender for most guns, explosions and bullets fired in a G Rated movie. This movie had much more violence than the first one.

Aside from the appropriateness of the movie, it wasnt bad. All the likable characters from the first movie were back with bigger roles like Mater & Luigi and there were many new characters added that also brought their own personalities into the mix. To me, this was an espionage thriller so the added bonus of some comedy made the movie move right along at a good pace.

It was engaging for me, I enjoyed it, but the entire time I couldnt help but wonder why Disney/Pixar chose to tell this story through a kids movie.

• Director: Mark Waters
• Release Date: June 2011
• Writers: Sean Anders, John Morris
• Run Time: 94
• Genre: Comedy, Family

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Review: Mr. Poppers Penguins tells the story of Popper, played by Jim Carrey, a successful and ambitious property agent who gets sent six penguins by his estranged father. These new arrivals quickly turn his life into an arctic mess, which at first horrifies him but then slowly teaches him about what hes missing out in life. These little fellows may, after all, bring out the best in him.

Now, before anything is said about anything else, let me just say that the penguins featured in this film were beyond adorable. It was pure joy to see them filling up the big screen with their antics. They slide, dance, squawk, peck, swim, fly, yes, wait for that part, they do almost everything! Mr. Poppers features animals letting loose and showing us how great they are. Given all the animated productions made every year, the film is able to prove that you can still make live-action family comedies that actually work. It is a genuine breath of fresh air to see real animals being entertaining without actors having to voice them over. Unlike Happy Feet or Surfs up, the most recent significant titles that featured penguins, it did not need to humanize the penguins to show emotion and character, and that is one of the great things about the production.

As mentioned above, this is a film for the family. Dynamics between members of the family were clearly displayed, and it also showed how Poppers children were dealing with the broken family situation. Hearty and heavy moments were evenly distributed throughout the movie, which made it engaging enough for the audience. Although the plot could be a little too fantastic and convenient at some points, the penguins suddenly jump into focus and they remind us that we are not there to judge, we are there to enjoy.

• Director: Martin Campbell
• Release Date: June 2011
• Writers: Greg Berlanti, Michael Green
• Run Time: 105
• Genre: Action, Crime, Sci-Fi

Tagline: One of us… becomes one of them.

Review: Let me start out this review saying that there is a lot that Campbell gets right with Green Lantern. Firstly the casting, always of utmost importance in a superhero film, is solid. All participants make the most of their roles, with Ryan Reynolds as Hal Jordan a particularly inspired choice. This is the type of role Reynolds was born to play, and he clearly understands the journey Jordan takes over the course of the film. Bringing his natural charm to elevate the character above the by the numbers troubled hero Jordan could have been, hes the best thing about the whole film. Supports are good too, with Peter Sarsgaard wickedly creepy as Hector Hammond, and Mark Strong as Lantern Corps leader Sinestro making the best of smaller parts. Its also nice to see Campbell keeping it Kiwi with roles for Temuera Morrison and Taika Waititi, although both are underused. Campbell also nails the look of Green Lantern, and the delicate but masterful use of color shows his visual expertise as a filmmaker. Freed from the restraints of a realistic setting, Campbell really lets loose with his great visual style in scenes that take him away from Earth. Too often superhero films are hampered by the perceived need to keep proceedings grounded in reality to give mass audiences something to better relate to, and much like Marvels Thor, the sci fi heavy sequences set in far off fantastical locations offer refreshing variety. It is however spectacularly geeky, and as much as certain core fans will undoubtedly be crying for more of this style in future comic adaptations, conservative studio thinking is likely the reason well never see a Green Lantern movie set entirely off Earth.

Green Lantern, despite all it has going for it visually, falls down at the story level, perhaps an effect of having four writers working on the script at various times. Adding originality to an origin story is always going to be a challenging task, and the story spends too much time on build up before rushing to a conclusion, which ultimately seems a touch too easy. Obviously Warner Bros. are counting on the success of the film to launch a new franchise, so therefore Jordans triumph was a foregone conclusion, but Campbell does not spend enough time developing the threat presented by the films villain, and as such when the confrontation comes it never feels like anything is really at stake. Its an exciting sequence while it lasts, despite its overly obvious terrorism parallels, but its just over much too quickly, and the colossal visual scale of the villain which Campbell reaches for is unmatched by the battle itself. There is an uneasy balance between the small scale human story and the epic overarching plot, and unfortunately Green Lantern comes off as unsure of what exactly it wants to be.

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• Director: J.J. Abrams
• Release Date: June 2011
• Writers: J.J. Abrams
• Run Time: 112
• Genre: Mystery, Sci-Fi, Thriller

Tagline: It Arrives

Review: I had pretty high hopes for it from what I saw from the trailers. I dont lean one way or the other when it comes to Abrams, some of his stuff I like, some of it I dont. Super 8 is one that I loved.

In the current era of CGI laden, souldead adventure flicks, Super 8 distinguishes itself by having heart. There is an authenticity to those kids in the film, a familiarity in their conversations. It reminded me of when I was a kid. It was like ET meets Goonies meets The Sandlot. And the film that they are trying to make within the film, and their obsession with “production values” draws a lot of laughs.

The friendship between the kids in the film really resonates, and the emotional elements of the film totally deliver. One of the most poignant scenes in the film has nothing to do with whats in the train car, or the air force, and anything like that….rather, its a scene that takes place in Joes bedroom as he sits on the floor talking to Alice.

Now, as much as I loved the film, it is not without some flaws, mostly in continuity. Also, I would have liked a little more exposition for some of the characters, I would love to know more about Alices father. That being said, I am forgiving on those things because the movie hits its mark everywhere else.

Surely it will draw its comparisons to ET, and the other early Spielberg works, but those comparisons will always be unfair. Those films came at a different time. And the people who see Super 8 today, have changed since they first saw ET, or any of those other films. I am just glad the generation of younger people will have this as a generational film for them, as I had with those other great adventure films.

All in all, Super 8 was a terrific film experience, that will leave you with a smile on your face.

• Director: Matthew Vaughn
• Release Date: June 2011
• Writers: Ashley Miller, Zack Stentz
• Run Time: 132
• Genre: Action, Adventure, Drama

Tagline: The story begins

Review: I love the Xmen, I will not beat around the bush. There are so many mutants, heroes and anti-heroes that you relate can to at least one of them. The franchise has had its ups and downs. The first two films made the superhero genre what it is today. Stunning set pieces, breath taking special effects and a group dynamic that was brilliantly cemented in the second film. The third struck a middle ground where the spectacle overshadowed the narrative but was still a fun ride, and the last title Xmen Origins: Wolverine, was the only miss-step in the series. Xmen first Class is really very good. It manages to keep up with the first two whilst retaining an originality in its own right.

The Direction is great, Vaughns clearly got a knack for angles and keeping the audience engaged whilst the story chops and changes. The look of the film is modern, yet still has a 60s and almost retro look about it. The special effects are very good, though some how not quite up there with Xmen: The Last Stand. The energy is fast and relentless and the action sequences blend in with the dialogue sequences seamlessly.

The acting is very good, though Patrick Stewart and Ian Mckellen are definitely missed, McAvoy and Fassbender do excellent jobs and really are in keeping with the characters you already know and love. Emma Frost and Sebastian Shaw are deliciously malevolent and Moira Mctaggart is perfectly pitched. My only reservation about the acting in the film is of Mystique, who I believe wasnt quite right, her motives in the film dont seem in complete continuity with the rest of the films.

A sequel has already been planned and I shall be eagerly awaiting it. Having Storm back in the series would be a personal highlight for myself, but not necessary. I would highly recommend this film to anyone that has watched the original films and even for newcomers.

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• Director: Todd Phillips
• Release Date: May 2011
• Writers: Craig Mazin, Scot Armstrong
• Run Time: 102
• Genre: Comedy

Tagline: The Wolfpack is back!

Review: Just about everyone and their mother knows the original Hangover was amazing and one of the best comedies, possibly in all of film history, well of the past decade easily. This sequel is very strange in that its hardly a sequel, its more like a reworking.

They seemed to have used the exact same formula of the original, including major plot points and even what musicians soundtrack which scenes, theres a Kanye song playing on both when theyre going out, theres a Wolfmother song playing again near the climax, that same singer with the eerie voice has a song at the beginning during the credits, after the we screwed up phone call, but somehow they managed to basically copy themselves without it feeling cheap.

Im not sure how they achieved this, but as unoriginal as the film is, it just works. They basically took every crazy scene of the original and amplified times 100. Everything is absolutely insane, they are definitely some things that will catch you by huge surprise. In some ways, this does indeed make this movie funnier and more action packed than the original, but what really made the Hangover so great was that the characters seemed very real, like you could see all of those things happening to you and your friends if you were at the wrong place at the wrong time, several times in a row.

That feeling of realistic characters and believable disasters is hardly present in the Hangover 2, because the events are so extreme and the characters choices go past the morals of an average man, take into consideration that I believe the characters in the original were close to average men. If you havent seen the first one though, you could possibly think this is one of the funniest movies ever.

So while it is funnier, it is less believable which takes away from some of the humor, but I still say it levels out to be about as good as the original.

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• Director: Jennifer Yuh
• Release Date: May 2011
• Writers: Jonathan Aibel, Glenn Berger
• Run Time: 90
• Genre: Animation, Action, Adventure

Tagline: Prepare for the return of awesomeness.

Review: My biggest fear about sequels is its gonna end up pretty bad and ruin the first one. But I remember, Dreamworks already understand how to make a true good animated movie so I dont have to worry. Now the sequel just got more awesome. Non stop action and non stop laughs. The heart is also there. Kung Fu Panda 2 is just as good as the first one.

The trailer makes us dubious but this is Dreamworks. Anyways, Kung Fu Panda 2 is a great continuation of the series. The story still has a heart and some scenes can almost move you to tears. The movie has bigger and more Kung Fu action and yes, the action never stops. Its all kick butt action.

I like it how they improved the editing. Remember Megamind, It feels like you were flying in every flying sequences. They did the same thing in Kung Fu Panda 2. Fast Moving Action that its fun to see it even if its in 2D. I dont really bash 3D though. The jokes are obviously everywhere. Even in serious scenes it suddenly has humor.

The new comers from the cast did a great job. Gary Oldman is definitely good at being a villain in movies even if its animated. Michelle Yeoh made her character likable. Jean Claude Van Damme is awesome even though his scenes were few. This movie still has the same style from the first movie. Magnificent flash animation in the intro, flashbacks, and the dream sequence. Nice music score. And a lot more.

I just said this movie is as good as the first movie but if I had to pick which Kung Fu Panda movie is better then it would be the first one. Its more heart warming but Kung Fu Panda 2 is already good enough as a sequel because its bigger and too awesome. Unfortunately, Its too awesome it moderates the heart a little bit but its entertaining at its best. To be honest, this could be the best movie of the summer so far.

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• Director: Rob Marshall
• Release Date: May 2011
• Writers: Ted Elliott, Terry Rossio
• Run Time: 137
• Genre: Action, Adventure, Fantasy

Tagline: On Stranger Tides…

Review: Stranger Tides brings tidings from strangers in this extension of a 1 part turned 3 part franchise, now pitted to carry on into its sixth instalment of the saga. Rob Marshall steps in to take the helm as director, as Johnny Depp continues his reign as the titular Jack Sparrow. No longer legend for his captaincy, we find Sparrow in London amidst the largest collection of known British actors outside of Harry Potter. After rescuing first mate Gibbs (hes the one who slept with the pigs) from hanging under Sparrows name, our swaggering swashbuckler discovers theres a new Jack in town.

Meanwhile an arms race is taking place between the Brits (led by Geoffrey Rushs now peg legged Barbossa), the Spaniards, and big ol Blackbeard to find the Fountain of Youth. Pretty self explanatory, their motives and maps are laid out in a series of hops back and forth from exposition to rehashed sword fight and chase sequences through the streets of London. While Jacks runaways are more Austin Powers than Bond, the swift swish of metal is far preferable to Verbinskis interminable distraction with ship battles in parts 2 and 3. It takes a long time to get to the captain crossover and corrupt bargaining that the first film did so well, with a race to the finish opposed to a tactical playoff. But, warming up to a reunion between Sparrow and Barbossa, its the archival camaraderies that bring out the best in the remaining key characters. Its in this unlikely union youll find most of the laughs.

Penelope Cruz and Ian McShane team up as Sparrows ex lover Angelica and evil buccaneer Blackbeard, though her needy deception and his one note barbarism dont liven up proceedings as much as Will and Elizabeths foolish frivolities have in prequels past. In a despairing attempt to plug the gap, too much is made of an attraction between a random mercenary and mermaid by the by, a depiction of the mythical creatures is too close to a Lynx advert for comfort, and the key to a center piece so pointless that its almost a relief that CG was similarly cut and plugged with slow searing 3D effects.

Hingeing heavily on Sparrows well documented improvisation, many of the set pieces are fun and nimble, though frustratingly hampered by needless 3D which knocks the pace of the action sequences. Hans Zimmers ever excellent score pulls together all the rogue threads, keeping well within the range of the first film and injecting a vigorous dose of fun. Restrained and keeping convention, Pirates 4 is far from heading up the franchise, but remains a solid addition to the fleet.

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