The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey
I can't fully agree with MPfist0 on this one, I thought that through most of it it was wonderful. There were a couple spots, though, that had very disappointing CGI

, but the costumes, the sets, the characters, and such were fantastic.

4.5/5

The Perfect Gift
Not really a whole lot to say about this, it's just a fun Christmas film.

The Adventures of Tintin
Since it came out I have been continually told to watch this, and it finally came in at the library. Wow that was great.

9.9/10

Dredd 3D

If you're looking for a decent action flick then this is it. I luved it.

Les Miserables (2012)

My mom had seen the actual play on Broadway when she was about my age. And I'd heard her talk about it and sing some of the songs, and I'd heard Master of the House on the radio one day. So, when I told her about the film adaptation, she seemed excited.

But, I'll be honest. I didn't hate the movie, and I didn't think it was a huge disappointment. I just think it focused on "icky" parts too much. The swear words in the lyrics is one thing; you can't change that. And Fantine's job is her job. But, I wasn't expecting them to embellish that content; for example,

I think they [the filmmakers] overdid those inappropriate parts, so I tried to look past them and just focus on the movie itself.

I enjoyed how they executed the fight scenes. I know it was pretty grisly, but there wasn't blood all over. And

Also, I didn't care for the director (Tom Hooper, who won Best Director for The King's Speech (2010)) and I didn't believe that Sacha Baron Cohen, coming from acting in many nasty comedy films, could pull off such a serious role as Thénardier. But, he had his moments where his joking around fit in with the film.

I cried at the part where

and I enjoyed how the ending played out. I guess this was a really good film, and it might even win an Oscar or two.

8.6/10

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Airplane! (1980)
My friend had been telling me how funny it was so I finally decided to watch it. I thought it was pretty funny.

Bruce Almighty (2003)
My first time watching this. I actually liked it a lot!

Gilda
Really enjoyed it. Rita was very sexy, and Put the Blame on Mame is stuck in my head now

Laura
I really love this film. Gene is one of the most gorgeous women of classic Hollywood without a doubt. The twist was nice, and I loved the ending.

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Les Miserables
I saw this the day it came out and seriously I was crying constantly throughout the entire film. The only time I got a break is when I went to the bathroom and I came back and immediately started crying again. Anne Hathaway was just amazing singing a broken "I dreamed a dream" as Fantine

Hugh Jackman was outstanding as Jean Valjean and his kindness. Amanda Seyfried was amazing at singing her parts. Samantha Brooks made me cry

Russell Crowe was awesome at playing a cruel police sergeant. All around the acting and singing was amazing.
10/10

Twelve Monkeys

Watch it if you haven't done that yet. Among the best films of the 1990's for sure!

Edward Scissorhands (1990)

I liked that film. It's got a cute little story.

8.7/10

Anne of Green Gables (1985)

My mom had read the book and seen it as a little girl (she says it's in her Top Ten). I found it at the library, so I thought it looked interesting. I gotta admit, it was a real good film.

9/10

My family decided to have a New Year's comedy movie marathon. Oh, and happy 2013 everyone.

So I Married An Axe Murderer (1993)

Pretty good, and pretty funny. But, I'm not a huge Mike Myers fan, and he hasn't been in much lately.

9.3/10

Multiplicity (1996)

A long running time (at 118 minutes) for a comedy film, but I still enjoyed it.

8.5/10

One Crazy Summer (1986)

It didn't feel slow at all, I think it got right to the point. I noticed that director/writer Savage Steve Holland and John Cusack collaborated on, not only this, but Better Off Dead as well.

9/10