Joe's Talk

Paul Blart: Mall Cop

Funny movie, had some real comical moments....

Plot: When a shopping mall is overtaken by a gang of organized crooks, it's up to the a mild-mannered security guard to save the day.

The Uninvited

A little rough on the edges for a clever watch. Directors Charles Guard and Thomas Guard (The Guard Brothers) mark their debut film with an exceptional plot twist starring Elizabeth Banks (Slither), Arielle Kebbel (The Grudge 2), David Strathairn (Good Night, and Good Luck) and Emily Browning (Ghost Ship) playing the roles of a Korean classic without overshadowing the original.

Synopsis: Anna Rydell (Browning) returns home to her father (Strathairn) and best friend of a sister name Alex (Kebbel) only to deal with a cruel stepmother (Banks) and a lingering ghost that wonders threw the house.

This film was short of an instant classic if given a little more effort from some of its cast and perhaps a bigger budget to support the scares. However, it did have something that could give fans of the Korean version a look at something psychologically innovative.

Like Ji-woon Kim and his remarkable tale, The Guard Brothers counteract with a unique twist poles apart from its predecessor making the ending worth the sitting. Emily Browning does what was needed for her role as [Anna] and Arielle Kebbel does [Alex] vast with her part. The score was absolutely satisfying and the cinematography seems like it was specially made specifically for Emily Browning whom looked lovable threw out the film.

A tale of two sisters i.e. the Korean version, is possibly the best psychological horror film ever made and having The Uninvited standing next to it - like Ringu to The Ring - can be more cheering then most remakes.

Take "The Uninvited" quiz after watching the movie!

The Uninvited

A little rough on the edges for a clever watch. Directors Charles Guard and Thomas Guard (The Guard Brothers) mark their debut film with an exceptional plot twist starring Elizabeth Banks (Slither), Arielle Kebbel (The Grudge 2), David Strathairn (Good Night, and Good Luck) and Emily Browning (Ghost Ship) playing the roles of a Korean classic without overshadowing the original.

Synopsis: Anna Rydell (Browning) returns home to her father (Strathairn) and best friend of a sister name Alex (Kebbel) only to deal with a cruel stepmother (Banks) and a lingering ghost that wonders threw the house.

This film was short of an instant classic if given a little more effort from some of its cast and perhaps a bigger budget to support the scares. However, it did have something that could give fans of the Korean version a look at something psychologically innovative.

Like Ji-woon Kim and his remarkable tale, The Guard Brothers counteract with a unique twist poles apart from its predecessor making the ending worth the sitting. Emily Browning does what was needed for her role as [Anna] and Arielle Kebbel does [Alex] vast with her part. The score was absolutely satisfying and the cinematography seems like it was specially made specifically for Emily Browning whom looked lovable threw out the film.

A tale of two sisters i.e. the Korean version, is possibly the best psychological horror film ever made and having The Uninvited standing next to it - like Ringu to The Ring - can be more cheering then most remakes.

Take "The Uninvited" quiz after watching the movie!

Yes Man

OMG this movie is so funny..... my favorite scene is the fight scene ... I think Jim Carrey has got funnier with age!

Plot: Jim's back. This time, rather than relying on a supernatural contrivance like Bruce Almighty, Yes Man puts Carrey in the power of a modern-day deity: the self-help seminar. His curmudgeonly eyes are opened, and he can't help but say, "Yes!" to anything and everything.

Transporter 3

Another awesome movie with Jason... damn hes been working out too... lots of action as usual, some funny moments too.

Plot: This film will continue the story of Frank Martin, a professional "transporter" who has relocated to Paris to continue his low-key business of delivering packages without questions.

Twilight

I really enjoyed this movie so much that I want to read the books in the series.... very easy to get caught up in the story line and even a few laughable moments.