Reviews

I saw it today and it was awesome. I-- wow. I loved the first one but this one it was the first one times infinity for me. I may see it again (who am I kidding? Of course I'm going to see it again.) It was very Lord of the Rings-ish to me in a lot of parts. And I'm a HUGE LOTR fan. Ben Barnes was the best in my opinion. He reminded me of Inigo Montaya from the Princess Bride- - only better. Way better. Caspian is my favourite character. While this movie is awesome, it is a bit violent for three to eight year olds. The acting was well done and the scenery was awesome. I love this movie a lot and... I have never seen a movie in the theatres that was this good. (I saw LOTR on DVD) I think the next movie I'll say that about is the Hobbit. So if you have a Friday night or Saturday/Sunday afternoon free anytime soon, see it. You'll be glad.

I was humoring someone when I saw it and they said it was really good. Were we watching the same movie? I think I fell asleep during it. Why do people say it was any good? When it was the "sad" part at the end, I was crying not because it was sad but because I wanted it to be over. There was one part I liked: When it was over. I think I was thinking about Lost or Lord of the Rings the whole time. I can't believe people actually liked it. (Edit to I think I fell asleep, I did fall asleep because it was this ballet recital thing and then it was the "Sad" part) I think I need therapy from how bad this movie was. A few swear words came from my mouth in some parts.

I went because I was going to a sleep over at my grandparents with my two younger cousins (one of them was four, the other ten) I said yes, because I would be bored at home. Bad idea. The name is corny, the only part I laughed at wasn't even a full laugh out loud laugh, just me saying "that was funny" then life went on. The plot was thin, Justin Timberlake scared me as the dorky teen, and the music sucked big time (Except for Live and Let die and even then it was bad). It was awful. I guess you can say that violence can comfort me sometimes. It comforts me with LOST and Lord of the Rings. I bet when I'm a mother, and I'm at the grocery store, there will be a cheap DVD bin and there will be Shrek the Third, and my kid will say "what's Shrek?" and I won't even be able to answer how sucky it was. Do yourself a favor and save your money.

I am addicted to this show. The first episode I saw was "The Man From Tallahassee" and my brother had to explain what a flashback was and when it happened. At Christmas 2007, he got Season Three on DVD and we watched the first four episodes. I became addicted to Lost. I borrowed his copy of seasons one and two, it only took me about ten days to watch, (it was Christmas break) then a week to finish season three, it took me seventeen days instead of three years. My favourite character is Sawyer. I also like Charlie a lot too. I didn't like Ana Lucia that much. I got Season One and every weekend, I have a Lost-athon (or try to anyways) and now I'm saving up for season two. This is my favourite show.

I was invited to see this movie with my grandparents, my three cousins and aunt then out to dinner at Wendy's. I didn't eat the Wendy's I get a stomach ache just looking at it. Anyway, I didn't know what to do. At ten a.m. the next morning, I was woken up by a phone call, it was my grandpa. I choked out that I would go see it. I saw the previews on TV, they all said "oh, it's great you'll love it!" I went because it was my two year old cousin's first time seeing a movie in theatres, I wanted to be polite. I was lucky enough to see a preview to see Enchanted, one of my favourite movies now. That was the best part. I prefer violence in movies like LOTR. Which are my all time favourite movies. (I never read the books though. I get all my info from my cousin) I walked out of the theatre. I had to say I liked it in front of my two year old cousin and my four year old cousin. I enjoyed it as much as I enjoyed the Shrek films and Finding Nemo, well, Finding Nemo was worse, much, much worse. I don't like animated films, except the Simpsons movie. As I said earlier, people who like violence and love the Lord of the Rings as their favourite movies, like me, you may not like it like me. Anyway, that's my opinion.

I heard about it when I was eight or nine. I didn't watch American Idol back then, I only started to watch American Idol when I was twelve and a half and I was exhausted that night and I hadn't eaten dinner yet and it was going on 8:30-- Okay I'm getting way off track here. The song Anytime near the end, was the only one I liked. I remember my cousin saying something about it. Kelly Clarkson and I'm sorry in advance to all the people who liked this movie, she can't act. She didn't even want to do it. I didn't like Grease and it's a musical. I loved Hairspray (2007) High School Musical (2006) High School Musical 2 (2007) and Enchanted (though it's not really a musical) but other than that I don't like Musicals. I refuse to watch them if they're like FJTK it's awful. It sucked. It only stayed in theatres for two weeks at least if not more than that. In a way they broke the rules, competitors aren't allowed to fratenize until a few months after the finale. And Simon Fuller who created American Idol was the writer and producer. All in all, I give it 1/100000000000000th of a star (if that even exists) or less.