Reviews of Movies I Havent Scene

As the unemployed, unwinding, unraveling, unsettled mind roles on i look at the movies out and think that there was a time of better cinematic features, but even so i want to talk about them, so if you clicked here on purpose or on accident, check it out, because you are obviously bored and this will take time.... hell i was.

(Just Going to go through the top box office right now)

UP- I have a special place in my genitals for PIXAR movies and everything they touch gives me a little chub, besides for ratatouille, don't know why just didn't like it. This movie looks hilarious. One side of my mind regrets my days as part of the Boy Scouts, but was actually pretty cool. So i am excited to see the little wilderness explorer screw up the old guy's plans and the dog with the talking collar will most likely be my favorite character. Looks visually stunning as Wall-e and Finding Nemo were.


Night at the Museum 2: Night at the Box Office- this sequel ws inevitable after the economic explosion it's predecessor excountered a couple of years ago. just looks like the same exact story. save the museum from overwhelming itself or something. it did well. i am not going to see it. the imagination and creativity was used on the first one.

Terminator Salvation: With its two main movies before my time and the third one sucking, i didnt know what to think going in. the explosions look cool and christian bale is a sick batman but the terrible reviews it got persuaded me to stay away and it has yet to effect me in anyway with the lack of cooler talk. Maybe if someone else rents it, ill check it out, otherwise i dont see it getting to me.

Star Trek: I have never seen any of the other what 10 movies of years of tv shows, but this one was pretty awesome. I liked the use of lesser known actors and JJ abrams seems to know what he is doing. I am a on the fence fan of Lost, but i like FRINGE a lot. A few too many glare shots for my liking, but finally a plot driven movie that was definitely enjoyable.

Drag Me to Hell: Not a big horror fan and i couldnt get through the snail opening of evil dead. Directed by the same guy as Spiderman 3 right?... ya? ill take a nap or anything else instead thanks.

Angels and Demons: Tom Hanks and his ridiculous hair cut return for the prequel of Da Vinci Code. I thought the TH was a poor cast as Robert Langdon. The first few pages of Demoms talks about his swimming everyday and eldery man possibly like John Hurt from Hellboy. Enjoyed the books but the movie's necessity to have 10 minute monologues every 15 minutes for the people who used the book as a coaster and only bought it to impress their significant other or potential first date wore me down, so i decided to stay away this time.

X-Men Origins-Wolverine: I enjoyed it actually. Hugh jackman reprised the role well and the script was fairly coherent and interesting. They unfortunately ruined Deadpool, cast brilliantly as Ryan Reynolds, at the end of the movie, spoiler alert he sucked at the end, but was cool in the 30 seconds from his scene an hour previously shown in the movie. Curious to see where the take the x-men origins-deadpool movie

Dance Flick: Really?....REALLY? c'mon