Luana Montebello (LuanaMn)

Based on the tv show, this movie kept the humour it had before, but this time added with more real adventure. It is not the usual tedious magic, with long bearded guys, castles...but magic in the modern world. Jake T. Austin (Max) is my favourite actor, he's funny even when he isn't saying anything. Plus in this movie we find out that although Justin and Alex are always having their brother-sister fights, they get really close if they want to.

Compared to the other Potter movies, this is just awesome! Director David Yates has proved that the Harry Potter movies can be finally 5 rated. The movie is both funny and sad. The flirtatious remarks, funny incidents all add up to make the movie much better than the others. I also loved the disress and sorrow it conveys, especially when Dumbledore dies (this isn't a spoiler, everybody knows this!) We also have Quidditch, which is a relief because I thought they were never going to include it again. Although some parts were added that weren't in the book, overall I think this movie kept the same plot. I truly recommand it.

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Nobody can deny it that this film is one of the best religious movies the cinemas have ever seen. It's not just special effects and make-up, but the most important thing is that it is showing what Christ had to suffer for our salvation. It has changed hundreds of people, some of which went home to find out more about this magnificant story. The person who had to play the role of Jesus, had to prepare himself both physically and spiritually. Jim Caviezel admitted: ' I don't think I could have done this film without the faith that I have.' One can never stop listing the things Jim had to go through during the filming: struck by lightning, separated his shoulder, dehydrated and then hypothermia, hit accidentaly during the scourging scene.... 'I knew what I was in for when I took this film, but I had no idea it would go in the direction it did. The only thing that scared me where the three languages, as I barely knew Latin, but knew nothing about Aramaic and old Hebrew was foreign to learn.' The key to the film wasn't to see Jim in the movie but to see Christ. It is true that it has a lot of gory scenes in it, but at those times these things really happened. Mel Gibson was successful in spreading the message of faith, hope, love and forgivness with this film, and may it continue to change people and allow Jesus in their hearts like many have done.

Frodo continues his way towards Mount Doom to destroy the ring, with the help of Sam, but things happen along the way. I truly loved the wars scene, so much action, hope and reality in it. It made the film much better than the first one. The scenery made the movie more realistic. Viggo Mortensen is my fave actor in it, playing the part of Aragorn really well.

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