The Golden Compass - I thought it was pretty good. The best scene is definitely the polar bear fight - there's that one part of it where you're just like, "Whoa! Did that really just happen?!" It was crazy. I'm wondering if they're going to make the other movies or not, and I'm seriously considering reading the books.
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Wall-e was the cutest movie ever. Even though the majority of the dialogue consists of two words it was probably one of the best movies Disney/Pixar has ever done and it was pretty funny too. It also had a great message.
Hancock - I loved it; I had assumed the worst because it looked as if the movie couldn't decide if it was an action or comedy movie. But I was pleasantly surprised, definitely a good movie
Hellboy - I watched it so I wouldn't be confused when I see "Hellboy II". It was a good movie, some plot elements were a bit shaky but overall, a good solid movie. I can't wait to see the sequel which looks amazing!
Like someone else said, I couldn't decide which genre of movie it was, lol! But it was good just the same. (Also, I have a mini-crush on Jason Bateman which I'm sure helps).
Hancock: I really enjoyed it. The comedy was great, the action was pretty good. I feel like the last third of the movie was somewhat strange. There's one point where you find something out that you weren't expecting, and after that, the movie just doesn't really tell you a whole lot, which was the one disappointment.
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The Happening - Oh. My. God. This is the worst movie to ever hit the screens, EVER (aside from those teen flicks and cartoon crap movies). You know what wasn't happening? The script. God awful writing that was. The acting. Who the Hell cast these people? The only person I liked was John Leguizamo (I can't spell his last name) and that's only because he's an amazing actor. Everyone else sucked.
The plot itself had potential, but my God, what an awful execution that was.
I sentence M. Night to NEVER direct another movie again. Or at least to come up with interesting plots (which he does) and just let other writers and directors take it from there.
