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Critic Corner

(Monday, May 21, 2007: 04:39)

     ~Hey! PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN: WORLD'S END is in 3 days! first showing is at 8:00 PM Thursday night! 2 hours and 45 minutes of Orlando Bloom!!! Yall just have to go! They told us it opened on the 25th, it'll be open- dadadadadada- the 24th!

(Friday, May 25, 2007: 05:14)

     ~OMG- Pirates of the Caribbean: World's End was the by far best Pirates movie yet. The adrevelin was definately flowing in this witty sequal to Dead Man's Chest. Unlike the others, this was filled with much more humour, but was just as clever. Laughs arose in the theater periodically. Along with humour, there was also sorrow regaurding Tia Dalma, Davy Jones, Will, Elizabeth, and her father. The movie was spectacular, although the tear-jerking surprise ending did have critics talking. On a higher note, the 9 pirate lords, the locker, and World's End did put a great sense of adventure. For anyone who has not yet scene this epic at sea, be prepared to see many different sides of Jack. Jerry Bruckheimer just must direct a fourth film, for this series has been a much-wanted hit! As for the viewers- I'll leave it up to you to decide if you agree with my judgement. Drink up me hearties yo ho!    ****

(Monday, September 03, 2007: 11:00)

     ~ Becoming Jane was the perfect light hearted romance for the literature lover in any family! A true memoir of Ms. Jane Austen's short but memorable life, it was beautiful. Anne Hathaway did a marvelous and inspiring job, pulling off the accent perfectly. James McAvoy also did a great job as Tom, Jane's Irish lover. Ms. Austen's novels were about hardships, true love, losing it, and putting together the pieces again; something she oddly lacked in her life. She although, a quite compelling author of six of the greatest novels in English literature, wrote about the opposite of her life, something we can guess to be what she longed for. She ended her life well, and accomplished. This is defenitely a movie i would watch again and again, and could very well become a classic.  ***1/2