A very fun movie even if they did get the machanics of the Star Trek Universe wrong. Sorry my nerd is showing but by traditional Trek "laws" what happened in this movie did not create an "alternate Universe" it erased the exisiting one.

Ahem.

Aside from that the movie was action packed and the actors were great!

Simply -aweful. I felt like I was watching a first draft of the script. Glaring holes in the plot (Hello crash through back of air and space museum in DC and end in the Arizona desert!). The action is long, loud and non sensical, many times it felt like a military recruitment film. Obviously they were way to rushed to get something onto film after the success of the first film.

If I had been involved in this film I would not want my name on this trash.

Much in the spirit with the first movie, Hellboy II was fun. My only complaint was that the movie was not playing on a digital projector and the theatre I saw it at played it just didn't do the visuals justice (low projector bulb setting). The story moves at a good pace and the characters are well developed. Underneath the adventure story is a actually a very deep message about how mankinds actions are making the world a poorer place for everyone...

Well I saw Wall-E and while I enjoyed it and thought it was a good movie I have to honestly say I did not enjoy it as much as Kung-Fu Panda. Why? Mostly because I found the backdrop to the entire movie to be depressing. Humans, unable to control their consumption of everything have turned the planet into a giant cesspool and now live like giant babies plugged into a giant merchandising machine as they float through space waiting for Robots to clean up after them.

That aside Wall-E and the rest of the robots in the movie (the real stars are the robots) are the real soul of the story. Touching, funny and emotional, I found myself hoping the robots were going to leave the Humans behind and fix up the Earth for themselves.

As a side note I would not recommend this movie for children under the age of 8. While some will "get it" many will not. My six year old niece who is very bright was very confused at times and my 3 year old niece (a bit of a Sprite) was "can I go outside and play?"

So far this summer I have seen Forbidden Kingdom, Iron Man, Speed Racer and Indiana Jones and I have to say that Kung Fu Panda blows them all out of the water.

Visually stunning and perfectly executed I cannot recommend this movie enough. See it in DLP if you can.