REVIEW: Monsters VS Aliens (In IMAX 3D)

MOVIE
Monsters VS Aliens
The IMAX 3D Experience

CAST
Reese Witherspoon,
Seth Rogen

RELEASE
March 27, 2009

RATING
PG

DIRECTOR(S)
Conrad Vernon, Rob Letterman

STUDIO
DreamWorks Pictures

RUNNING TIME
1 hour 36 minutes





GRADE
A

STARS
****



REVIEW:





Get ready fror a 3D adventure filled with action, adventure, and B.O.B. Monsters VS Aliens is about a woman named Susan Murphy who has an unexpected turn on her wedding day, since she gets hit by a meteor which makes her grow into a 50ish foot woman. Then, the military knock her unconcious. Once Susan wakes up, she finds herself locked inside a secret military facility filled with monsters, which include a 500,000 year old fish man named The Missing Link and an indestructable gelatnous form named B.O.B. But, when an alien comes to Earth to claim the power that was from the meteor, it's Monsters VS Aliens! This movie is the ultimate 3D experience. Any kid would enjoy this fun rollar coaster. My suggestion, see it in 3D, otherwise it makes no sense to see it at all. SO GO SEE MONSTERS VS ALIENS OR ELSE...

REVIEW: Twilight

MOVIE
Twilight

CAST
Kristen Stewart, Robert Pattinson

RELEASE
November 21, 2008

RATING
PG-13

DIRECTOR
Catherine Hardwicke

STUDIO
Summit Entertainment

RUNNING TIME

2 hours 2 minutes

STARS
***1/2

GRADE
A-

REVIEW:

If you like romance, action and vampires then you'll love Twilight. Twilight is about a girl named Bella Swann, who moves from Phoenix, Arizona to a little town called Forks, Washington where she meets a mysterious boy named Edward Cullen. She keeps thinking and seeing him. One day he disappears and Bella thinks he hates her and feels upset. Eventually, Edward comes back and introduces himself to Bella. Then, Bella notices strange things about Edward. For example, Edward pushes a car away from Bella seconds before killing her, he never goes into the sun, andnever eats anything. Bella then puts the pieces together and relizes that Edward is a vampire. This movie was a great adaptation of the Stephanie Meyer Best-Seller. It's something anyone who's a fan of Harry Potter or Lord Of The Rings should see. But be warn parents, at the end of the movie, there is a blood bath from a human. So, watch out Harry Potter, there's a new movie in town and its name is Twilight.

REVIEW: Race To Witch Mountain

MOVIE
Race To Witch Mountain

CAST
Dwayne Johnson, Carla Guingo

RELEASE
March 13, 2009

RATING
PG

DIRECTOR
Andy Fickmen

STUDIO
Walt Disney Pictures

RUNNING TIME
1 hour 39 minutes




STARS
***

GRADE
B+




REVIEW:

If you kids and adults liked Dwayne Johnson in The Game Plan (or Get Smart), then get ready for a rollar coaster disney film called Race To Witch Mountain. This film is about a Las Vegas cab driver with a juvy record named Jack Bruno (Johnson) who stumbles along two teenager kids who appear in his taxi. He then finds out that these two kids have paranormal powers and are indeed aliens from a different galaxy 3000 light years away. Suddenly, he is pulled into an adventure to save the two worlds before the invasion begins. This film was awsome for people who enjoy classic action films and the original book and original films made in the 1970s. Adults will enjoy this film too. And to make it Disney, there is a good amount of comedy put into this action packed adventure. Trust me, if you didn't see it yet, go see it in theaters. It is an awsome thrill ride.

REVIEW: The Pink Panther 2

MOVIE
The Pink Panther 2

CAST
Steve Martin, Jean Reno

RELEASE
February 6, 2009

RATING
PG

DIRECTOR
Harald Zwart

STUDIO(S)
Columbia Pictures/MGM

RUNNING TIME
1hour 32 minutes

STARS
***1/4

GRADE
A-




REVIEW

The Pink Panther 2 is a knockout hilarious movie filled with gags, twists, and Inspector Clouseau. The Pink Panther 2 is about several valuables being stolen by a person only known as "The Tornado." One of these valuables include the Pink Panther diamond. Now, dectectives and agents are assembling a group known as "The Dream Team" and Clouseau is chosen to be one of them. Now, this group must find the valuables and The Tornado before something very bad happens. This film was kind of obvious to me at the end, but I still enjoyed all of the mishaps and gags Steve Martian puts into as Clouseau. I'm telling you, its not as bad as everyone (including my sister and dad) says it is. Try to go see this before it leaves the theaters. But, if you don't get to see it in Theaters, then rent it on DVD when it comes out.