Movies of the Season.

Movies.

Frozen is a movie more for little girls. I thought the snowman would be in the movie a lot more and he was not. That was the best part for a lot of people. I did not know that they would be singing in this movie. This movie was too like Tangled that I saw after this movie.
Saving Mr Banks is about how the story Mary Poppins came. I thought this movie was great and had no bad things about it. It is not for younger kids because it hard for there attention because of all the things they say.
Anchorman was a weird movie for me. I laugh so hard at some parts and other parts I was wondering if this was suppose to be funny. The beginning of the movie is funny and gets back to funny write at the end.
Delivery Man was a funny movie and I liked a lot of the movie. You wanted to know what happened at the end of the movie.
Grudge Match is the second worst movie I saw this year. It is so boring and is weird. They use a lot of sex words in it and is not appropriate. Kevin Hart is the best part of this movie. DO NOT WATCH THIS MOVIE. Even though the actors had made good movies before, this one is not good.


Out of the movies, this is the order of the best.
Saving Mr Banks.
Delivery Man.
Anchorman.
Frozen.
Grudge Match.

The Internship Review

From The Village Voice...
I do not own this picture/poster. The Internship and/or Starplex owns it all.
 Eager young people can't find jobs; qualified older people can't find jobs. There's nothing funny about that, which is exactly why someone ought to be making comedies about it. The Internship, in which downtrodden old-school salespeople Vince Vaughn and Owen Wilson enter the 21st century and land internships at Google, might have been just the palliative for this sad state of affairs. But when you need cheering up about your inability to pay the rent or your lack of health insurance, do you really want to drop 10 precious shekels (or more) on a movie so desperately unfunny it makes you want to slit your wrists?

I laughed exactly once during The Internship, at a moment when Vaughn's character performs a Google search using the words "jobs for people with few skills." If you've been there yourself, you'll probably find this funny, too. But mostly, it's depressing to watch two reasonably gifted comic actors play clueless oldies who just can't get the hang of this brand-new Internet thing.
As the movie opens, longtime pals and business partners Billy (Vaughn) and Nick (Wilson) meet with a loyal customer at a tony restaurant. Their job? Selling wristwatches the old-fashioned way, out of a case with a handle on top. The customer has to break the news to them that the company employing them has gone out of business; they confront their boss, who confirms their worst fears. (He's played by John Goodman, phoning in his patented Foghorn Leghorn imitation.)


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The Watch Review

I do not own this picture. Fandango and/or The Watch owns it all.

This is the review for the Watch. This movie was horrible. I am sorry, but I thought this movie was going to be like Grown Ups and soon have a squeal like Grown Ups 2. Ben Stiller instead of Adam Sandler, Vince Vaughn instead of of Chris Rock and Johan Hill instead of Kevin James. It was nothing like Grown Ups. This movie was more like Battleship with a little comedy. The movie was about Ben Stiller wanting to make a Neigh hood Watch to watch out the town. Ben Stiller was too serious, Vince Vaughn was tryng to be too funny and Johan Hill was trying to copy what he did in 21 Jump Street. 21 Jump Street was a lot better. I recommended not to see this and watch Grown Ups. I give this movie 4 stars for the reason that I am a fan of these three actors, but they did not do a good job.