Sean Read (NobleKnight)

The Ghosts of Girlfriends Past PG-13

If Charles Dickons was alive, he would surely kill himself after seeing this film.

Every Scrooge has a cold heart, and Conner Mead has the coldest heart in finding love through happiness. It is not the time for Christmas, instead a time for a wedding, and Mead is out to prove to everyone that love is a waist of time. No time to care who you sleep with, as long as you can get away with having sex with as many women you can. Not even 20 minutes into the film do you really get the chance to know the man, instead you see who he is, where he is, and the ghosts appear without warning.

Matthew McConaughy is the sleaziest, romantic comic in Hollywood, and no one else could have pulled it off better than he. If I was anyone, I would prefer the classic A Christmas Story over this film any day.

Disney's A Christmas Carol PG

It was a darker Christmas Carol than I am use to. Jim Carry had done great job on all the roles he had portrayed, however, at times I thought I was watching a video game rather than watching a children classic film.

If you had seen Beowolf, then you might enjoy this movie as you would with the other. If you feel that it's too much CG, then I would miss it.

Finding Forrester PG-13

A powerful movie of words. What writing give you, and where it could lead you. This movie proves that anyone can write, if they truely write from the heart. I can not write as any famous writer you may heard of, but I have ideas, and ideas leads to words. Do not hide your words, let them speak out your truth.

Cats Don't Dance G

I love musicals. I even like Singin' in the Rain. This movie has both in it. A cartoon cat that is trying to make it big in Hollywood, and to do this he has to go through song and dance to make his new friends believe in themselves and in their dreams of stardum. Wonderful songs, interesting plot, memerable characters. Even the kids at home would love to sing along with this cool cat!