Avatar! We saw this in 3-D the other night....
Good: It was a special effect feast, good storyline (although, You knew what was going to happen next), good ending. GREAT imagination!
Bad: It took me 2 days to recover from those 3-D glasses. The headache I had! When the movie was over, Emma and I both could'nt walk straight. I'll never do 3-D again, don't care if they profess it's the newest, must-see movie tech ever made. Also, the language was horrible. It's an army movie, so therefor you must have bad language? There was some alien love going on too, nothing graphic, but you didn't have to imagine too much.
Would I see it again? In 3-D, never. Rent it with a free coupon, maybe not because of language.
Would I let anyone under 12 see it? No way (language), I didn't even like Emma seeing it.
Out of 10 Kodak Digital Cameras, I would give it a 3. I hope there's no part 2 being made.
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a and I saw this in 3-D! Thought I would get a headache, but they've come a long way since I saw a 3-D movie last!
This was a very enjoyable, funny little movie. Emma's 2nd time in seeing it. Take the kids to this one, it's a keeper! No language, no bad stuff, except falling pancakes and one little boy gets a tummy ache from eating too many jelly beans.
Flint, the inventor, invents food from water vapor and thinks he is saving his town. You see before your eyes the mayor growing larger as does his ego. Mr. T is pretty funny, yes Mr. T finally got a job! I know he's been unemployed since the cancellation of the A-Team.
So, out of five Blackberry Flip phones, I give it a 4.9. We'll probably buy it, but it won't have the same effect of coolness if I can't see it again in 3-D.
Just saw Julie & Julia! We laughed and laughed. This is a funny movie.
It's a story about how Julia Childs became a french cooking rock star and how a writer, Julie, tested and made all Julia Childs' recipes in her The Art Of French Cooking cookbook.
I would even say this movie was delightful. BUT... it does have strong language, not alot but the "F" word was used once and other strong words. It also has some sexual innuendo scenes, from both Julia and Julie.... not together, with their respected husbands.
Speaking of husbands, this movie depicted something we haven't seen hardly anything of... husbands and wives actually working out problems together, showing support for each other, being happy they are married, showing respect and honor to each other... no one went out and had an affair. That was refreshing to see.
Meryl Streep was FANTASTIC! She really captured the real Julia Childs. I remember watching when I was a little girl, the real Julia on her cooking show and wondering if she really was a little tipsy trussing a turkey.... the answer is yes.
Gramma Walker has her cookbook, I've even tried making some of the recipes from it. I am not a French Chef.
Out of 5 Med-Surgical Nursing Books, I will give it a 4. One off for the language and sexual content. Would I see it again? Maybe on video, definately on TV with the stuff cut out.
Bon Appetite!
Avatar! We saw this in 3-D the other night....
