Coraline 7/10

Its not a bad movie by any means, just it one of those movies that I would have like more, if it wasn't made as a kids movie. There was a lot at stack, in the movie, but I almost never felt like there was a lot at stack.
About the only thing that I enjoyed was the use of stop-motion animation. But, even that can't make up for a weak and rushed, story line.

The last movie I saw in theatres was We Bought a Zoo. It was adorable, and cheesy, and funny, and everything you could possibly want out of a movie with that particular title. I loved it. :) 5/5

The Adjustment Bureau - 8/10
I really liked this film, it has Matt Damon in it! I'm not a big movie fan but I found this the sort of movie that I like to watch. I'd recommend it if you haven't seen it.

Last movie I saw was Haywire. Not as much action as it said there would be. Pretty slow, and what action there was would have been nice if the two dozen idiots in the theater weren't constantly talking during it with their own commentary. For the actual movie, 7.5/10. For the audience 0/10.

Underworld Awakening

9.5/10

It was very well done, even though I remember the ending of Evolution meaning there were NO Lycans or Vampires anymore. The one character reminded me of the creature thing from the Grudge. But it was awesome, and was even left open for another(which could be quite awesome indeed).

Iron Lady

It was okay except it was a bit too jumpy for my liking. Overall I'd give it a 7/10

Last night I watched Philadelphia and I give it a 9, its a really great story and shows how much advancement there has been since in the cause of HIV/AIDS

Big Miracle 2 and 1/2 stars.
Over all the story wasn't bad, it was the way the story was delivered. Over all its on of the most boring movies, I have ever seen. The thing is, is that this movie could have been awesome, it doesn't help that this movie was directed by Ken Kwapis. And I am not a fan of Ken Kwapis work.

I saw part one of Breaking Dawn on Saturday. At least, I think it's called that. Anywho, it was much better than I thought it would be, and I'm actually looking forward to seeing the second part. 8/10

The Muppet Movie 1979 10/10

This movie is as light hearted and campy as I remember, with an over the top villain.

In theaters? The Vow. I give it a four out of five stars. Four because it wasn't as good as I was expecting it to be. But the fact that it had me bawling my eyes out kept me from giving it a two-star rating. It was a beautiful movie and everything, but it was like The Time Traveler's Wife. Definitely worth seeing once, but not something I'd want to see again.

At home? Night at the Museum 2: Battle of the Smithsonian. I will ALWAYS give it a five out of five stars. I love the Night at the Museum movies. Ben Stiller really makes the movies seem so much funner than they are. By now, I've seen the movies so many times I have my favorite dialogue down by heart. I love mouthing the words as they say it. Definitely makes me feel like a boss. I never get tired of watching this movie, which is actually the movie that made me fall so in love with the two movies.

Went and saw Act of Valor tonight. Definite 10/10 for the sheer fact that it is dedicated to all the men and women around the world that fight terrorism and tyranny. Also, because it is based on true acts of valor.

It has great action, great cinematography, and definitely makes people stop to think about how much military forces around the world go through.

Real Steel 2 1/2 stars
I love giant robots, so I thought that I might enjoy Real Steel, but in many ways the movie has let me down. I don't feel any connection to the characters or even to the robots. The only thing that saves this movie, are the robot fights, but over all that is the only reason to watch this movie.

I think the last movie I saw all the way through was Appleseed. I loved the concept, and the story was well done, but the animation seemed... unfinished, to me. The backgrounds were amazing, but the characters, in fact, anything with moving parts, was in a completely different style, and it really threw me off.

7/10.

I just saw "The Artist" today. This was the movie that won Best Picture at the Academy Awards.

Should've been half as long as it was, but it was decent.

6.75/10

Midnight in Paris
Score: 9/10
This movie was gorgeous eye candy for starters. Then again, it took place in Paris and spent a significant amount of time in the 1920's, a time period I always found aesthetically pleasing. Also my inner English Major adored the way that Scott Fitzgerald (played by one of my favorites, Tom Hiddleston, no less!) and Hemingway were portrayed. And Dali! Ugh so wonderful. I can't bring myself to give it an absolutely perfect score for a few small things though, but I can't really get into that without getting all spoilery on ya'll so I'll refrain.

Well, the newest movie would be Hugo. I'd like to own it one day, but I don't see it becoming one that I'd watch often. 8/10

I just finished watching Signs. I hadn't seen this movie in years. Certainly one of M. Night's best. I actually cried during the Dinner Scene and it takes a lot for mento cry at a movie, but I also cry at weird things. Well anyway. I giventhis movie 10/10

Morning Glory
7/10
I did enjoy the film and would see it again, but there were some bits that really didn't seem necessary to the film. It did have some really cute moments in it though and Harrison Ford did a pretty good job of being the grumpy old news caster who couldn't accept the fact that news has been trumped by sensationalism.

Last movie I saw...hmmm
X-Men First Class on dvd-9/10 So awesome I've since watched it 7 times over as well as watched the ending 12 times on its own lol

Beauty and the Beast 3D in theatres-8/10 LOVE Disney and it was just stunning seeing the CGI parts of the film enhanced so vividly, but I took off 2 points because the 3D aspect on an originally 2D film brought attention to still background layers that shouldn't have been picked up on, as well as how whenever there was a lot of action and movement it was hard to follow because of the 3D.

and the last movie I watched online was Macbeth ShakespeaRetold-7.5/10 It stars James McAvoy as a modern Macbeth who is a chef. I found it very interesting to watch and follow, but I didn't enjoy it as much as someone who has read Macbeth would have. There were a lot of subtleties and things that were disjointed and I couldn't relate to anything in the play because I've never read it.

Snow Flower and the Secret Fan 7.5/10
The major problem (for me, personally) was the film was a little slow paced. Other than that, everything was pretty well done. It's not the sort of film one goes into expecting to feel all of the warm fuzzies, in fact it's quite depressing. However, Hugh Jackman makes a random appearance and sings in Mandrin. For some reason this amused me to no end.