Cheshire Cat and Alice were perfect but the rest of the cast just seemed adequate. Some parts felt like they relied on CGI to compensate for plot, which is a pity when retelling such a detailed story as this. I preferred Alice to this film.

A visually stunning retelling of the story of Queen Esther. The acting isn't great but it gets the job done, and the script is woven together well.

Good soundtrack. A fun rock movie clashes with mixed in romantic material. Julia Roberts is unexpectedly charming in this role, but Almost Famous and Pirate Radio are better rock movies.

Another kids movie similar to Richie Rich, but with a tad more depth - definitely amusing to watch though.

One of Macaulay Culkin's most fun kids movies, along with Home Alone. Classic kid vs bad guy, with lots of fun toys and gadgets

This was such an overblown caricature of relationships that the first half seemed to be a comedy, not a romance. Mandy Moore is passable throughout - the rest of the cast is a disaster in the beginning and gets better as the movie progresses.

Some of these weren't bad, others were horrible - Ethan Hawke was a hyperactive mess. I can't give it any credit for being a movie though, because it was a series of mostly unrelated vignettes in New York City which happens to be feature film length.

Somewhat amusing, though a kid with cancer doesn't exactly scream comedy. A little drama, a little comedy - overall not a bad movie, though you can't pigeonhole it into one genre.

Heather Graham is perfect for this role. I thought this movie would be a bit sad or annoying, but it turned out to be genuinely funny because it was so over the top. The ending was a bit sappy though.

The first part is standard fast cars and women, then it segues into a weird Charlie's Angels quality action. The Fast and the Furious series is a better choice if you want a racing flick with a story.

Reasonably well acted and written, though I can't say I particularly enjoyed it. Sort of a sad story of a girl trying to break through the social stratum in 1800's England

The acting and cinematography were fine - but the story wasn't unified, just a mishmash of events going on in the same world. The first half of the movie was spent mostly introducing the cast.

Stumbled on this by accident - a good documentary about the life on an aircraft carrier. Far more interesting than I would have expected, the ship is like its own little city.

A great movie for anyone looking for a fun adventure, but especially fantastic for kids. The CGI is starting to look a bit dated, but still pretty decent.

Decent action story, though I don't understand how the guys at the end were still alive after 24 hours. Had a bit of a Resident Evil feel to it, but slower paced.