True Grit

While I love westerns, I only love good westerns.  I'm just a cowgirl at heart :)

Anyway, I enjoyed this movie.  It wasn't totally awesome, but it was a very well done movie and made me laugh and had enough action/non action to really make a good movie.  I loved the characters, I loved the actors.  It was a well worth movie to watch.  So, if you like westerns as much as I do, you'll love this one!  And who knew that Jeff Bridges could actually act?  Not me.  I couldn't understand him half of the time in the movie cause he was supposed to be a hard ass, smoker, old man, cowboy, but yeah.  And also-Matt Damon-cowboy movie-who knew how hot that could be?  True, he played a prideful, arrogant Texas Ranger, but after awhile his character starts to grow on you.  I just loved the girl-Maddy, I think from the beginning she had fire, wit, smarts, and just in your face.  She was awesome.
Now go watch it!

Clash of the Titans

While way better than the old version it didn't follow Perseus' story to the T, but it was fun to watch and you should at least watch it once.  I thought Medusa was the best part, and the Gin were pretty cool.  I think Sam Worthington is starting to be type cast.   Anyway, not much to say.  If you've seen the older version you kind already know the story.

Tron Legacy

Eh.

With the exact same plot and story as the first one it was nothing special.  The only thing going for it were the pretty colors and the improvement on the graphics, but other than that the writing was horrible and it was just a bad remake or sequel whatever it is.

Blah.

THOR

I loved it!!  Its not necessary to see it in 3D, but we did.  We missed the first little bit of the show-traffic was horrible.  But, the action was cool, I liked the relationship between Thor and Natalie Portman's character.  I thought the guy who played Thor did an excellent job!  It was just all around good!  I'd take my kids to see it it was that mild but also that exciting!  It was just really fun to watch.

I never read the comic or even really knew about the story or the myths.  But, I thought it was a great movie.  Marvel comics did a great job with this one.  I think they finally know how to make a good hero movie.  Iron Man was good, but this one was more electrifying!  :P  I really recommend seeing this one at least once...or twice...or more.

Breakfast at Tiffany's

All I can say is...WTF!  Why is this show so popular?  I was confused through the whole thing!  This girl has emotional problems and identity issues and the only man who cares about her she doesn't give two cents to till the end.  It was really weird to watch.  Yeah.

Arsenic and Old Lace

Don't watch, not worth your time.  Nothing really happens, Cary Grant gets married then blows his newly wed off when he finds out his Auntie's are killing old men and burying them in the basement.  He spends all his time like a chicken with its head cut off just trying to get his brother (who thinks he's Teddy Roosevelt)  into an Insane Asylum instead of turning in his Aunt's.  And then his Psychotic brother shows up with a body to bury as well.  Luckily the cops finally come and catch on to what is happening.  The brother goes to jail, the Auntie's join the other brother in the Asylum and Cary Grant finds out he was adopted so not likely to be as crazy as them.  Really weird and boring show.

The Five People You Meet In Heaven

I first watched this while substituting at a public school, I never finished it.  Until last week.  I would suggest reading the book-like always, but the movie was awesome too!  Its a touching story-about a man who has a hard life, dies saving a girl and meets 5 people from his life in Heaven who help him work through his baggage in order to move on.  I cried.  I really liked it, I recommend it and will show it to my children.