January 1-8, 2011
It's so easy to watch more movies than there are days in the year when you refuse to leave the house. On a roll!!
1) The Man Who Came to Dinner. A jerky lecturer overstays his welcome when he gets hurt and has to stay at a family's home in this 1941 film with a softer look at Bette Davis. At nearly 2 hours, this film was far too long for a comedic film. Get to the point already. 3.1 stars
2) Tooth Fairy. Cute kids film starring the Rock about a guy forced to be the tooth fairy. It's certainly not unexpected but can definitely keep your attention. 3.8 stars
3) Doc Hollywood. Michael J. Fox comedy about a Hollywood-bound aspiring plastic surgeon who gets stuck in a small town when he has an accident there. Boring, predictable. 3.2 stars
4) Harvey. 1950 film starring Jimmy Stewart follows a man who confounds his sister and niece with his companion-- a 6-foot tall invisible rabbit. Pretty amusing. 4.1 stars
5) Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid. Robert Redford and Paul Newman star as two (smokin hot) thieving outlaws. Great action & a fun watch! 4.5 stars
6) Mississippi Burning. Film loosely based on the FBI investigation into the disappearance of 3 civil rights workers. Pretty good despite some holes and plot contrivances. 3.9 stars
7) Angel of Mine. French film based on a true story about a woman who believes a little girl is her long-dead daughter. Really creepy but good. 4.1 stars
8) Gidget. 1960s film about a girl surfer who's not taken seriously. I didn't enjoy it. 3.3 stars
9) Going the Distance. Drew Barrymore romcom about a long distance relationship. Cute. I enjoyed it. 4 stars
10) Lord of the Rings: Fellowship of the Ring. The first in the trilogy. It was pretty good. Not my kind of movie. 3.5 stars
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