Lars and the Real Girl

Director: Craig Gillespie

Starring: Ryan Gosling, Emily Mortimer, Paul Schneider, Kelli Garner, Patricia Clarkson

Summary: A love story of a boy and the people in his town. Oh, with a little blow-up doll on the side, too.

→ Yay

+ The director, the cast, and everybody else involved. With a story of a man falling in love with a blow-up doll, the movie could’ve veered into sex comedy or whathaveyou territory. Instead, the movie was sweet, funny, sad, and touching.

+ Ryan Gosling as Lars. So I’ve only seen him in The Notebook and I can’t even remember his performance anymore. He is awesome in this one. Wow, just wow.

+ I thought the pacing of the story was neither too fast that it rushed the whole story or too slow that it made it boring and a drag to watch.

+ The town’s interaction with Lars and his doll of a girlfriend (literally, haha). It’s funny watching them interact with a doll as if it’s a real person but also touching because they were all doing it for Lars.



→ Nay

- Honestly, I couldn’t find anything I didn’t like. ^^;;

0 Comments | January 17th, 2009 | Permalink

Get Smart (2008)

Director: Peter Segal

Starring: Steve Carell, Anne Hathaway, Dwayne Johnson, Alan Arkin

Summary: Adventure-comedy spy movie with Steve Carell as Steve Carell (in a suit). ZOMG Dwayne Johnson.

→ Yay

+ Steve Carell doing what he does best: the bumbling, dead-pan guy.

+ Dwayne Johnson and his insane amount of on-screen charisma. (Ha, fangirl much?)

+ Got a good amount of laughs and giggles from me.

+ Did I forget to mention Dwayne Johnson? Hehe.

+ Anne Hathaway and Steve Carell playing off of each other though Steve Carell was so pwning her. Sorry Anne.



→ Nay

- Some jokes were stretched too long that by the end of them, I wasn’t laughing anymore (ie. the airplane bathroom scene).

- No exciting fight scenes. Pooh.

0 Comments | January 9th, 2009 | Permalink

I Want to See! vol. 1

A few trailers of the movies I want to watch. :)

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0 Comments | January 5th, 2009 | Permalink

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