I Think I Love My Wife

Chris Rock doesn't normally make movies that make people gravitate to the theaters, and this one was no exception. As it was just starting on TV, I figured I'd give it a shot. This movie surely lacks Chris Rock's humor in it. The story was okay, watchable, until the end. The ending will make you wish you spent two hours doing something else. There were no "laugh out loud" moments for me, yet I was interested to know if he was going to leave his wife for Kerry Washington. All in all, this movie proves that Chris Rock is not a solid lead for movies.

Just Friends

This was an okay movie for me. I love Anna Ferris, but after a while, I wanted her character to die. I wouldn't say that this was one of Ryan Reynolds' best role, but it didn't kill the movie for me. The story didn't drag for me, but I felt that the ending could of been a bit longer. After one hour and fifty-eight minutes of whether or not Ryan Reynolds was going to hook up with Amy Smart, it feels that the ending was rushed. It's a decent movie, and from the looks of it, will be a TBS classic in years to come.

The Time Traveler's Wife

This movie sucks!!! I wish I could travel through time and stop myself from watching this god-awful movie. I couldn't follow this story at all. I got that Eric Bana travels through time and that Rachel McAdams is the girl he's destined to be with. However, the movie takes left turns after left turns constantly. I won't say it's the worst movie I've ever seen, but it's in the top ten!

Heartbreak Hotel

For a movie that is around 20 years old, this movie holds up. Sure it's hokey with a ton of errors in it, but it's also a little nice, sweet movie about a teenage boy who would be willing to do anything for his mother, like kidnapping Elvis. David Keith was great as the King, bringing a sense of warmth to a man who, back then, had lost most of his charm due to drugs and too many peanut butter banana sandwiches. Don't except much from this movie, just allow yourself to be entertained.

Who Framed Roger Rabbit?

A year ago, we introduced the kids to Disney world. Eight months ago, I introduced them to Bugs Bunny. When I told them that both Mickey and Bugs are in Who Framed Roger Rabbit, they seemed to be intrigued. After finally getting in on Netflix, we all sat and watched it. To be honest, the movie doesn't hold up. The kids seemed disinterested in it and the language was a little questionable for them. Kids will enjoy it still, but kids who are now adults will change the channel.

The River Wild

Movie was alright, wasn't on the edge of my seat like I was told I'd be! Meryl Streep is great in the movie, although I didn't buy Kevin Bacon as the bad guy. I thought he was more of a villian in Hollow Man than this one. Descent movie though, worth the watch.

The Messenger

The Messenger starts off great, slows toward the end, all in all, worth the watch. Woody Harrelson has come a long way since Cheers. I can see how he got nominated for this movie. Like I said, the ending trails off at the end, but that's what you get with most independent movies.