A Playful Misconception, A Childhood's Dream

Just finished this epic of a season. Episode 9 had the best ending among all its best endings.                         Best supporting actor for a television series: Peter Dinklage (and his best work to date!)                    

                      “Clear eyes, full hearts, can’t lose.&#

M – Me A – Action C – Colour E – Exaggerated S – Sound   One Run Two Zoo Three Tree Four Door Five Hive Six Sick Seven Heaven Eight Gate Nine Wine Ten Den

Honestly I’m not sure if Tom Hanks and Julia Roberts needed to do this, but I’m sure they had fun doing it. It’s nothing great that neither of them can brag about but it’s not a total disaster. Then again, if Hanks had directed another couple doing this, it may not have worked as well.

With no idea what to expect when going into this film, coming out of it left me a little nor here nor there. But getting off the fence, I liked it a little as it wasn’t your average-something. At first when the aliens appeared, I thought it was a really low budget film (and maybe

Transformers 3, love to hate it, hate to love it. I can’t promise this to be a spoiler-free review but it’s not like Transformers is an M. Night movie. The beginning showing the ultimate battle between the Autobots and Decepticons on Cybetron was brilliantly shot. A lot of action and a lot of CGI. Then

I’m very disappointed that this didn’t come to our local cinemas. Watching this in less than fantastic quality probably affected the overall impact for me because I’m surprised at myself for giving this below an 8. Ben Affleck probably redeemed himself completely as an actor with this movie. Not only was he the lead, but

Why is Jim Carrey making this kind of movie. It really doesn’t add much to his repertoire. Actually, he is taking two steps back with this one in my opinion. Sure it’s a nice movie that a family with young kids could watch together, but for me, it was barely entertaining and mostly boring. There’s