
Okay, I have to admit, I only got 10 Things I Hate About You because of Joseph Gordon-Levitt, and I actually found it pretty good. I think this is one of my best classic teen movies from the 90s. Great cast, too. From an ill-tempered outcast to Joker, we all knew where Heath Ledger’s career is going. JGL is just adorable, I want to kiss him! But um, whatever happened to Julia Stiles and The-Secret –World-of-Alex-Mack Larisa Oleynik?
I shouldn’t be surprised that my 11-year old sister who loathes everything Twilight wants to watch Vampires Suck with me. Although there are some badly written lines, there are still few that gave us chuckles. I just can’t bear seeing the lead actress imitate K-Stew with her awkward, quirky self. Matt Lanter is amusing, because he is well, Matt Lanter. But everything else, is just as bad as Twilight.
Brothers, on the other hand, did not disappoint. Magnificent performances of the three leads, especially the transformation of Tobey Maguire in the latter part of the movie. Although some people say that this is no match from the original Danish film, Brødre, where it focuses on the horror of war, and of family life while a soldier is away and comes back, I think in this adaptation, it’s the actors that makes this film so great.
Good thing I was able to catch Ghosts of Girlfriends Past on HBO, for it was an enjoyable funny movie. A romantic comedy loosely based on Charles Dicken’s A Christmas Carol. Matthew McConaughey and Jennifer Garner are both charmers but Emma Stone is definitely the scene stealer in this film!
I don’t know if I can include Sorority Wars in this movie list because it doesn’t feel like a movie at all. It is light and quite entertaining, but living in the third world, I just can’t relate to all these sorority feuds. This movie is good if you don’t have anything to do.
*101 in 1001 Update: 11 movies down, 90 more to go
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