Literally dragged kicking and screaming to this movie because of a $9.50 ticket price for a movie I knew nothing about. Well this movie is just one of movies that’s hard to comment on, two brothers that trick people into giving them money for them to getting rid of ghost/demons but end up finding them self’s in the middle of real fairly tail. Which because their “the famous Grimm brothers” the towns people expect them to fix the problem. You could kind of see it coming. Their the Most famous people around and now they have to live up to their name.

    Why are you going to put a black guy in the movie if you're going to kill him off first?  You're just asking to have mad trash talk directed at you.  Again, am I the only one to notice this?    Top Gun, Iron Eagle, even Airplane!  All good movies that have to do with planes.  Upgrade those planes to Stealth fighters that think for themselves, Jaime Fox, bullets and missiles.  That is a good movie, right?  Nope!    The only reason I didn't talk through this movie was because I fell asleep.  The best part of the movie was when the missles dropped from the bottom of the fighter.  Give me those 5 seconds repeatedly  for two hours and  I would have been satisfied.  Man what a let down.

    I am a fool for super hero movies.  This is another one that I totally got into.  It had nothing to do with how hot Jessica Alba looked in her super suit.  This was obviously a set up for more Fantastic 4 movies, but you know what?  BRING IT!  Did you see her?    I was waiting for some gay jokes when The Human Torch yells, "Flame On!"  Not too many jokes.  Is humanity actually learning to be nice to one another?  What will we do without good jokes about one another?  I've heard some good latino jokes.  I've even heard some good "breeder" jokes, but I digress.

First of all… Sofia Vergara… Google her now. Moving on…     Synopsis: Four adopted brothers (2 white and 2 black) return home to Detroit for their murdered mother’s funeral. Having no confidence in the ability of the police to do their job, they take matters into their own hands and are determined to bring their mothers killer to justice Old Testament style… an eye for an eye.     Sounds like a pretty good idea that could easily get messed up in the wrong hands. Luckily for us, what director John Singleton gives us on screen is engrossing and entertaining. Yes, it has its fair share of over-the-top violence and unbelievable situations but you find yourself believing that this stuff could almost happen in this world so you just roll with it. The movie moves along at a perfect pace ...

   Who doesn't love Batman?  He is the ultimate!  He is from planet Earth; he is as rich as all of us combined times forever; he isn't allergic to Kryponite.  Sure a bullet could bring him down, but you'd have to shoot him before he gave you a world class beat down.    This movie is an exploration into how Bruce Wayne focuses his anger and turns into Batman.  Who would guess a rich boy would go to prison just to size up bad guys for a can of whoop ass.  That just proves this is a fictional stories.  In real life he would go cry in the corner and take perscription drugs until his crack copies of XBox games showed up from Asia.