Connie Fidgeon

You probably have to be a Steve Carrell and Tina Fey fan to see this. Although I'm not much of a Carrell fan, I do enjoy Tina. I did enjoy this one, but keep in mind, it doesn't take a lot of brain power to enjoy it.

I don't usually enjoy war movies, but I thought I would give this a try after enjoying "Black Hawk Down". I was very surprised at how much this one entertained me. That last scene in the grocery store, with the miles of cereal boxes, had quite an impact.

First, I hate reading movies. I had hoped it had audio choices but, no. I know the books are wildly popular and I haven't read one yet, so thought I'd try the movie first. It was OK but I hope the books are better.

Ricky Gervais asked at an award show, "Who actually saw 'The Tourist'?" and I agree. How did this script attract these two stars - with a free trip to Venice? The only thing this movie had over "Duplicity" (which I also hated) is better wardrobe and makeup.

Recommended by one of my daughters, this movie of gender equality in the workplace was very, very good. Great cast, too. Watching the main female character come into her own was fascinating.

This was just one of those I-have-nothing-else-to-do movies and it fit the bill. It was OK for a 'group of friends' movie but nothing outstanding. As a matter of fact, I think I've seen it before which says something about how memorable it was.

I loved this movie! I usually don't think so highly of movies recognized by the Academy Awards, for some reason, but I was totally entertained by this one. Geoffrey Rush is a STAR!

This was one of the worst movies I have seen in my life. I picked it up because John Cusak is in it, but even that wasn't enough. When the youngest male actor has the best part in a buddy movie (which I expected to have some juvenile humor), that says something about where this rates on my scale. My daughter warned me not to watch this but I had to see for myself. I've said this before: there's time I'll never get back. What a waste!

My son asked me to rent this as we watched the others in this series. He was very disappointed. The action was all at the beginning and the end; obviously, that's not enough for the gamer in him. The "no" rating comes from him.

Instead of getting up on a weekend morning, I put this movie in. It was perfect for that purpose. Of course, the plot is predictable. Of course, you'll figure out what's what at the beginning. But, it's the getting there that's enjoyable. I enjoy Jason Bateman in everything I've seen him in (he can play a somewhat dramatic comedic role so well). The young boy was amazing for his 6 years! Watching the little guy and Jason portray matching neurotics at different ages made me laugh out loud. The supporting actors, Jeff Goldblum and Juliette Lewis, filled their roles so well; I admired how much each character was allowed to develop in such a short film. If you like comedies with a bit of romance thrown in, this is a good movie to fit that bill.

I enjoyed the camaraderie of the two leading actors. I've enjoyed them individually and was happy to see how well they acted together. A couple of parts I didn't enjoy about this movie: the presentation of each fight scene in slow motion, and then in real time; I didn't need to see it twice and thought the slow-motion version was enough. I used to watch the original Sherlock Holmes movies and don't recall that much fighting! Sherlock was a crime solver using his brain!

Frances McDormand's "big screen debut"! The twists and subplots in this movie kept me entertained all the way through.

Very enjoyable and full of some of my most favorite actors. Yes, they are breaking the law but watching how they fumble through it is hilarious. You'll remember "Roger" and watching William H. Macy relate to the statue forever.

I read once there are 8 plots in Hollywood. This is one of them.

I enjoy Diane Keaton and she is what kept me watching this movie until the end. The plot was predictable but she was great, although a bit over the top, even for her!

I watched this as a result of a review by someone I do not know, which emphasized the "exploding head" and claimed it was the "scariest sci fi movie they had seen". There was an exploding head but not sure I agree with the 2nd part. One of those "monster" movies; fairly predictable, but OK.

Recommended by my 25-year-old daughter. It was more enjoyable than I expected. Probably good for a snowed in or rainy day.

A movie recommended by my 25 year old library science graduate student daughter. I enjoyed watching it with her; it has its moments.

I did not find this as enjoyable as "Batman Begins", maybe because of the hype around Heath Ledger. It will probably be a bigger hit among those who live for the Batman series.

I wanted to watch Dark Knight and found out it's a sequel to this. Surprise on me, I did enjoy this movie, and it kept me entertained. Some of the scenes are shot too much in the dark; I like to see what I'm watching; but that's Gotham City for you, I imagine, where the bad things always happen at night.