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If you're thinking of taking munchkins to a film this one is epically funny. Lots of entendres a parent would catch, and multiple bits spoofing parts of other movies. A film with James Caan, Mr. T and Bruce Campbell is excellent. The film was totally unexpected for me. I thought it would be ok and was looking for ward to the popcorn. Turned out to be great. So far best movie of 2009 for me.

I took The Girl to see Toy Story and Toy Story 2 in 3D on Sunday. It was very good, there were a few little parts that either I forgot or were new. Plus, they give you a 10minute intermission.

Very good. Very good. I've never actualy seen those actually.

I find it strange that (not counting Zombieland, Drag Me to hell, moon, 500 Days and Hurt locker that are on the DVD / will see list) my two favorite films this year have been been Monsters vs. Aliens and Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs (hangover being 3rd best). These three beat transformers, Star Trek, D9, Wolverine, etc. etc.

Took the two littl'uns to see this the first weekend it came out in 3d. The 6 year old liked it, as for me it was kind of.... meh.

I give it a C+

GG