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If you've been following Hannah Montana the Disney series then there is no need for introduction to this movie. And if you haven't, then there's no reason you would want to see this movie.


First of all, I really didn't expect Hannah Montana the Movie to actually put me to tears. Totally didn't see that coming. Am I that emo? Nah... don't think so. Maybe I cried coz the movie was too suck and I realized I wasting my precious life time watching it and now having to write about it. But seriously, I have to admit that I find it good. Suddenly it reminds me about a youtube video that I watched where the guy was asking "what your shame show?" Shame show is basically a show that you're ashame or embarrassed to admit that you like/love it for some reasons. For my case, Hannah Montana the series and movie have to be my shame show.


If you like Miley or Hannah Montana or you're an emo person then go see this. lol



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Guinea pigs saved the world. The End. Well if you like seeing talking animals and actions spy movie, G-Force is definitely a movie to go because it give the 2 in 1 package deal. If Guinea can be trained to be that awesome in real life, I would seriously consider owning one.



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Same as any other Will Ferrell's movies. Lame and Crap. Nothing much to say. If you find yourself enjoying his other movies, then feel free to go ahead with Land of the Lost.



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It's funny that I reviewed Law Abiding Citizen and Gamer before this. By right it should come first but I was just too excited to babble about the other 2. The Ugly Truth is uglily (Dictionary.com says there is such word) true, at least to a certain extent. Some of I find to be very much exaggerated from an Asian man point of view. I don't know if it's 100% true for western guys.


The Ugly Truth is funny, humorous and hot! Katherine Heigl + Gerard Butler = Fire! =3 Definitely one of my favorite romance comedy. But don't trust me on this because apparently, all the 3 romance comedy starring Katherine Heigl that I've seen in recent years (Knocked Up, 27 Dresses and This) seem to be my favorites. Sooo I don't know if I'm being biased.


Lastly, I would like to quote my favorite part of the conversations in the movie. When Abby said, "Just! I don't want to be perceived as a bimbo I mean.." and Mike replied "And I don't want you to be a bimbo. You have to be 2 people. The saint and the sinner. The librarian and a stripper..." It's so true, period.



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Gamer is awesome! Gerrard Butler is on fire. He's been right on it since last year's Rock 'n Rolla. Then he started 2009 with the romance comedy, The Ugly Truth and this, before going on to Law Abiding Citizen. In Law Abiding Citizen, he has the brain, and in Gamer, he has the brute.


Gamer is a visualization of one possible outcome of our society resulting from the exponentially advancing technology and our perpetually growing appetite for better entertainment experience. If we look at the surface, Gamer is pretty much a bluff because quite positively, we (or at least I) don't think that society will ever progress in that that direction. The government and us ourselves wouldn't let that happen, I believe. In fact, Gamer makes the idea of Surrogates sounds much more possible to me. However, if we look at it metaphorically, it appears more of a sarcastic exaggeration made to mock today society.


What is fascinating about Gamer for me is the fact that not only it gives me entertainment and actions but also a strong controversial message as a fruit for thought. Bottom line, Love it~! go check it out!



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9 is yet another great highly detailed 3D graphic piece of this 3D age of cinema. So many of them just keep coming nowadays that I have difficulties telling which one is good. In the earlier days, it usually the quality of the graphic that matters but now that it no longer does, I find myself not really having much opinion on it. If I'm not wrong, 9 is based on a certain book which quite obviously I've never heard of.


So basically, all I have to say about this movie is that the setting is well designed and the characters are unique and original. Plot-wise, I do not find it anymore impressive than any other 3D animation movies I've seen in 2009. Well, if it is anything positively contribute to the plot I would say that 9 has a story compared to the others, say for instance Monsters vs Aliens, which has a plot for children where you can more or less predict the whole movie, what it's gonna go,  who's gonna win, and how it's gonna end.



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I Love You, Man is more or less similar to Forgetting Sarah Marshall (Another movie starring Jason Segel). There's nothing much to review about it because watching it or not doesn't really make much difference. It's one of those okay-and-forgettable movie.


I Love You, Man exaggerates an aspect of a man's life and tries to make humorous, if not comedic. Unfortunately, it's a failed attempt. Personally, I think it's still pretty much a comedy wannabe. Moreover, the whole context is more or less too American to be applicable for Asians. In fact, I don't even think that American guys would be that extreme. Hence, if you are very realistic person, you may just say this movie is full of bluffs.


Overall, not much comment. If one of your movie nights, you run out of sth to watch and feel like seeing a guy trying to make friend with another guy then that'll be when this movie comes in handy. ;)