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23. The Hunger Games (for the third time). For some reason there's very little I care to see this March/April. I guess i'll go see Cabin In The Woods next week so there'll finally be something new.

I feel the exact same way.

Probably a whole lot but number one is probably The Skeleton Key. It's would be in my top 3 horror films.

Ia. I know he does a lot of crappy movies but unlike someone like say Adam Sandler he needs the money. I feel bad for him more than anything. Plus I still think he's a good actor.I also in general think young actors and actresses should be given a break. I hate when people say person X is a bad actor when they've only been in a few movies/ a certain type of movie. Give people a chance to grow a little before you completely write them off.

Perfect gif for a Friday.

Oh where oh where is the like button? Also, I like the Titanic stans going down with their ship.

Has Disney announced Aladdin in 3D? Because i'd pick that. I'd also pick the Spiderman and Lord Of The Rings trilogies.

Hell no.

The Three Musketeers (1993 version). My parents would drop me and my older siblings off at the movies when we we younger. To this day I don't get loud, obnoxious kids at the movies because my older brother and sister would make sure I kept still and quiet. They used to hog the popcorn though when we would get a large and share.Anyway, even though I know I went to the movies often this and The Flintstones are the only movies I remember seeing in theaters as a child. Why they made an impression, idk.

22. The Hunger Games (2nd viewing). I'll bump it up from an A to an A+.

This movie looks super cute, like something i'd have watched on Disney Channel back in the day. Brb, moving to Finland. I have found my people.

21. Wrath Of The Titans. D-

D- The script... The acting... The visuals/3D... Me for being stupid enough to even go see this...

Clueless.

I will agree with everyone else and say Oscar nom.

20. The Hunger Games - A.

A.Never read the books but everyone I know who has raves about them so between that and the marketing my expectations were high and they were met. Firstly the acting was exquisite. Jennifer is really talented and pretty and she comes extremely really well in interviews. All other young actresses should bow down, she is their queen.Story-wise I feel as though there are some gaps. Obviously not having read the book is a disadvantage but if the movie did a better job I shouldn't feel like there's something i'm missing. Idk, it also took me a whole to warm up to Katniss and Peeta. Katniss I didn't start liking until she shot the apple out of the pig's head and Peeta I didn't like until the cave. I cried for Rue but wish they showed more of the deaths of the others. And that ending was super abrupt. But apart form those minor things it was a really good movie.

Just a little something to wash down my crow. I never saw over 125M OW coming.

19. Wanderlust. B-.

B-. I enjoyed it more than I thought I would. It started slowly but from the time they went back to the commune for the second time the movie got really funny. I don't know when I laughed so hard as I did when Paul Rudd was trying to psych himself up in the mirror before sex.

A-. I loved it but after a while Owen's voice really started to bug me and I couldn't enjoy the movie as much. And the less said about Rachel's character the better but other than that the movie was perfect imo.

Hmm, little Drew Barrymore was pretty hardcore so I pick her.

B+. One of the most consistently funny movies i've seen (at least for the first 75%). I have to give it to Channing Tatum because out of nowhere he is becoming a good actor. Jonah was what you would expect and the supporting cast was strong. And even though I suspected a Depp cameo was coming I loved it all the same. The whole theater went crazy for awhile.

18. 21 Jump Street - B+ (best cameo ever? best cameo ever!)

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