Rebecca Method

What did I like about this movie? Luke was well cast, I guess? And Logan Lerman's face is nice. Umm..... that's basically it. What did I hate about this movie? EVERYTHING. ITS A HORRIBLE ADAPTION AND DESERVES TO BE THROWN IN TARTARTUS.

This book will always have a special place in my heart, so I was super hyped, if terrified to see the TV series. Some changes were made, mostly good ones, and all is well. I think the production quality was outstanding and the acting just *chefs kiss*. My only complaint is the changes that were made to both Kate and Martina's characters. As Kate Weatherall the peppy, excited, and bucket-dependent kid was always one of my favorite characters, I was really sad to see her turn into an angsty, eyebrow furrowed character. Otherwise, the show was phonemonal and a loyal adaption to the books.

The acting is great, the costumes are phenomenal, and the plot is.... Eh. The twists were predictable and the dog thing was so cliche. There never really was a moment when Estella REALLY turned into Cruella because they wanted to keep the audience rooting for her. However, the movie is nice to just look at and is plenty of fun in a lot of scenes that if you forget that it actually leads up to 1960s cartoon, it's quite enjoyable.

Terrible film. Bad acting, bad script, no plot, and bad music. It's also terribly unbiblical, basically claiming that Jesus could come back a second time and not have it be Judgement Day.

This movie sucks. But I LOVED it! In Disney Channel fashion, friends who are misfits find out they've got superpowers. The costume and set design was pretty good, the acting was very dependent on the actors (some were oh-so-bad and some were great), and the story was eh. But I liked it a lot. A fun little romp with some drama, action, and meaning. Don't watch if you are super critical of movies, but please watch if you just want to have some fun.

As a kid this was like my familys show. It was something we could all watch together, we could all understand, and we could all relate to in some way. First of all, the show was not scary for me, and I'm a chicken. The special effects were funny, it was never very gory, and even the adult themes could be over looked by the youngest (aka me). Secondly, the guys were... mmhmm. My sisters fell in love with them in their teenage years and were really able to getaway from the world through Merlin and Arthur's friendly banter. Third, the acting and production design of this show was phenomenal. Katie Mcgrath made you really understand Morgana and was so kind and evil all at once that you just wanted to reach through the screen and give her a big hug (if she would let you). Colin Morgan nailed his part as Merlin, was impish but clever but funny but nice but annoying. Everything he did and said was just so perfect... oh yes. Bradley James had great comedic timing, understood his role, and litterely killed that sword wielding. Angel Coulby... I will never forget the episode 'With All My Heart'. Gwen is such a controversial character in the myths, and she is so much more intimate and wonderful in this adaption. The rest of the cast and crew was amazing as well, not to mention the real castle and set. All in all, I love this show and it will forever be my love. A must watch!

This production of a classic musical was simply magic. Everything about it- the set, the actors, the music... everything was just brimming was perfect. If you want a proshot, revival, and romance this is for you. Actually, just watch it. You'll be blown away.