Becket by Anthony V., Scottsdale, AZ In an effort to bring to screen the comedy andtragedy of St. Thomas à Becket, director Peter Glenville offers aspectacular portrayal of this timeless story. Continue...
Big Fish by Lynzy F., Colleyville, TX When I heard that "Big Fish" is the"Wizard of Oz" of my generation, I had to see it! With clever humor, aromantic plot and a few spooky scenes, this movie is about the courageous life ofa not-so-simple fellow. Continue...
Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen by Becky P., Ventura, CA The excruciating eternity that seemed to pass while I watched "Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen" would have been better spent staring at a blinking light. Continue...
Eurotrip by Derek K., New City, NY "Eurotrip" is a good but not great teenmovie that manages to overcome mediocrity by putting its crude, hormonalcharacters in a new, interesting setting. Continue...
Miracle by Josh P., Grapevine, TX Based on a true story, "Miracle" follows the formation, training and victory of the 1980 U.S. Olympic hockey team, the team that lifted the hearts of Americans. Continue...
Secondhand Lions by Madison S., Colleyville, TX Family films are constantly made, but how many actually appeal to all ages? Usually filled with pathetic humor, poor acting and sappy endings, "Secondhand Lions" is an exception and ranks as one of the very best family films. Continue...
The Passion of the Christ by Denny W., Hemet, CA I watched the touching movie "The Passion of the Christ." Director Mel Gibson has said that making this film was the turning point of his career because it challenged his faith, and he hopes it will affect Hollywood too. Continue...
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