ARTofWRATH/Reviews

Thursday February 21, 2008 - 8:32 AM

Category:

Movie

Director:

Lynn Okamoto

Year:

2005

Genre:

Animation

Average:

17 reviews

I enjoyed what I saw of it, the fact that shes nude threw half of it was kind of a turn off and the cheesy dielog kinda killed it for me. Nice art work and plot- the killing was nice too.

Tuesday February 19, 2008 - 11:47 AM

Category:

Movie

Director:

Mark Waters

Year:

2008

Genre:

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Average:

4 reviews

I entered the movie theater thinking I would find a good movie (which I did) but after sitting down I found that the magority of people in the theater where children and their parents. At this point I began to get nervous that I might have waisted my money on some stupid kids movie.

Dispide that when I got in to the movie it was a lot of fun. It was comical and had a nice since of adventure. Over all I found the ending to be a bit lame but thats what you get with a nick. movie. I would recommend this to you if your kids need something to watch or to rent in when it comes out. Its a nice movie with its mithical creachurs. And the two twin boys look like they took the kid from August Rush and spilit him him half. That doesn't realy affect the out come of the movie I just found it comical. xD

Friday February 15, 2008 - 3:54 PM

Category:

Movie

Director:

Jason Reitman

Year:

2008

Genre:

Romance

Average:

107 reviews

Very funny and heart warming. A fun watch and a good time. The music was a little weird but that was my only comlaint.

Friday February 15, 2008 - 7:33 AM

Category:

Movie

Director:

Tim Burton

Year:

2007

Genre:

Other

Average:

48 reviews

Yes my vote is partly cuz The Depp is appart of the movie.

I found it to be a fun watch, the singing was good even though I lamen could tell they had to cut a lot out do to timeing or blood wich ever. And as for the blood try watching a Saw movie and get back to me ablout saying their was to much in this movie.
The soungs wher catchy and entertaining (had to enjoy that beeeach dieing). Its true Tim Burton missed the point of the play but deliverd a grad movie.