It seemed like a parody of those old movies with evil scientists, especially Frankenstein. You have the usual hunchbacked people assisting those evil scientists especially when the time comes to pull the switch. Wahahahaha!

This time, it is the hunchback who gets to be the protagonist for dreaming to become a mad scientist himself. He does get his chance and he even invents a female version of Frankentstein. However, there isn't any percentage of evil in her. She turns to be a well-mannered...errr.monster? Hehe!

It also stresses the relationship between the inventor and his creation. It turned out to be much deeper than that. Hehe! Awwwww!!!

I wasn't really hooked on it, but it is one of those movies like Tim Burton's...gloomy but happy. Hehe!

It sounded like "Bedtime Stories", but I am still not sure if there really is a similarity other than book characters coming to life.

But this movie was worth watching. I'm glad we watched this instead of "Marley and Me" because I did not want to feel so sad. Haha!

All the characters were interesting and the complicated plot was suspenseful enough to keep me hooked. Although there were still some things needed to be polished.

Example the role of the great-aunt and the thief from Arabia seemed unnecessary in the story. Although they helped, but they just seemed fillers. Or maybe this movie was based on a book, that is why it had some missing links. The other guy with a hat (Darius or what?) seemed that he had the gift like Silvertongue, but where did he come from?

It would have been more challenging if the wife was still in the book. It was obvious that making her outside the book again, just made it easier for the protagonists to find her. It would have been nie to see how they can pull out a missing person from there.

I also thought it was hard to place back a character in the book, but it seemed easy in the end.

It is just unbelievable how on eart Maggie learned to read if she didn't try reading out loud (maybe the power was not developed yet). Oh well.

So much flaws but still it was way okay than other movies. Kudos also to Andy Serkis!!!! Gollum!!!! ^_^

After so many hesitations, I decided to try to give this movie a shot. I had to watch it since I was reading NEW MOON and I got so bored with it. I was finding a way to perk me up with it.

Omo, the movie sucked big time! Sorry to the fans, but I hated everything about it except the actors who portrayed as the Cullens.

The acting was so gloomy abd dry. Bella was lifeless. I assumed she would be someone who could at least smiled. Her friends at school had more life than her. The plot was so distorted. I don't know how it looked with someone who did not read the book, but for me it was so hurried and chopped. Ewwwww! Sorry but I hated the OST too or maybe because I'm so biased with Asian OSTs that have more love and life with it. Oh well, forgive me.

So, felt more disappointed with it. I can still bear the book at least. But don't include me with those people who are gaga over it. I'm just glad I'm not conforming with the craze but stupid me for buying all the books in a rush. LOL!

Cuteness overload! The main stars of this movie made me sigh everytime they moved. Their names were so cute too. There's Rosebud, Buddha, ______, _____, _____. Sorry I forgot the others!

The storyline was cute too. Dogs going outerspace! Woohoo!!! My most favorite part was when they formed a horizontal line and marched to the aircraft from the building. That was so cool! They looked like read astronauts, only cuter!! It was just stupid that nobody noticed them running to the aircraft. LOL.

The other cute part was when they walked on the moon! Haha! When I heard Astro saying "The dogs are walking on the moon!"...something like that, I had a good laugh with it.

The story may be simple with its own complications but I did enjoy the cuteness of the doggies! Hihi!

So this is where the song came from ("We are the pirates who don't do anything...), a song I heard from a fanvid for One Piece before.

Since I love pirates and cute animation...I tried to give this flick a shot. I did see a dvd of Veggie Tales from my cousin's collection, so I assumed this was a cool movie.

Yeah, the characters are vegetables who act as pirates. How queer but it was so cute! I loved the odd way of their movement. They hop and don't have hands but they can partake in action. Hihi!

About the story, it is a typical children's story. You have regular cabin boys who were called on to become unusual heroes. It wa slike a losers to winners story.

The visuals were a treat for me. The bright colors made me happy eventhough the story was just simple. I didn't mind the oddness at all. Kids would love it, I'm sure of it!