The film was paced pretty well, except for a really long-winded (9 minute) dance battle at the end. The story was rougher than Step Up 2: The Streets, but the dance sequences were better. There were some obvious token shots for 3D.

An entertaining coming of age drama that would touch you even if it were not about John Lennon. Compelling portrayal of his development,the influence of his mother and aunt,and life in Liverpool in the 50's and 60's.

A decently entertaining cooking challenge show featuring aspiring chefs 13 or younger. Don't expect any harsh words like in Gordon Ramsay's MasterChef US - the judges are helpful and pleasant to the children.

Very good mind play drama. Had me lost in the mains characters head for a bit, scorsese did a good job confusing me :).

A bit too cutesy at times - particularly in the beginning - but by the end it was a fun kids film. The younger audience will probably love the mischievous antics of Ramona.

A very enjoyable album - upbeat songs with a minimal amount of crooning. The melodies and vocals seem like a much more cohesive package than they were in Songs About Jane

Like Bill Maher or not, this film is 100% true LIKE IT OR NOT !!! It exposes religion for what it is, a fairytale that has killed so many people, and a bigtime money maker.

The first third of this film was better than I expected - charming and warm; then the middle part Richard Jenkins was so annoying he destroyed it. The final segment was just blase - only Christine Hakim recaptured the pleasant feel of the beginning

This movie is a dandy, it shows how people in authority can abuse power if they aren't monitored properly. As far as the acting goes it was decent, the plot speaks for itself.

The ending felt a bit weak. Though the photographic style of animation may feel weird to some people I think it put more focus on the story than the action happening on screen - which enhanced the film. All the voice acting was low-key, but decent.

This show has my full attention everytime i watch it. The information is interesting, and Jesse Ventura just does a great job with it.

Most of this comedy is just passable and a bit uncomfortable in a Meet the Parents sort of way. Jeff Goldblum is awesome in his small role though - the only person who was consistently funny throughout.

A better plot flow than Shadow of the Hegemon and much more interesting than Shadow Puppets, this is my third favorite book in the Ender series.

Story was'nt as inspiring as the original, sub-par acting on jayden smiths part, but it as fun to watch the kung fu choreography.

Overly verbose in parts, with a story that is fairly pedestrian compared to the rest of the Ender and Shadow series. Not terrible, but not a book I would recommend either.