Dark Shadows (2012)

[Trailer]

General Info:

Director: 

Tim Burton

Writers: 

Seth Grahame-Smith (screenplay), John August (story), and 2 more credits »

Cast:

Cast overview, first billed only:
	Johnny Depp	...	Barnabas Collins
	Michelle Pfeiffer	...	Elizabeth Collins Stoddard
	Helena Bonham Carter	...	Dr. Julia Hoffman
	Eva Green	...	Angelique Bouchard
	Jackie Earle Haley	...	Willie Loomis
	Jonny Lee Miller	...	Roger Collins
	Bella Heathcote	...	Victoria Winters / Josette DuPres
	Chloë Grace Moretz	...	Carolyn Stoddard
	Gulliver McGrath	...	David Collins
	Ray Shirley	...	Mrs. Johnson
	Christopher Lee	...	Clarney
	Alice Cooper	...	Alice Cooper
	Ivan Kaye	...	Joshua Collins
	Susanna Cappellaro	...	Naomi Collins
	Josephine Butler	...	David's Mother

Full cast and crew »

Plot: The vampire Barnabas Collins awakens in the year 1972 in Collinsport, Maine, where he was cursed and buried alive by the witch Angelique Bouchard two centuries ago. His return to Collinwood Manor finds his once-grand estate has fallen into ruin, and his dysfunctional clan each harboring their own dark secrets.


More Details on the movie HERE

Review:

I expected this movie to be more of a comedy than it actually was, but I really like the movie nonetheless.  I don't want to spoil much, but I definitely like how his life seems to repeat over again, but he is proactive and is determined to fix it.

Definitely a good movie, that's all there is to say about that.  I would recommend it to a friend, and I am recommending it to you!

That's all for now...

       *Rosie*

The Bling Ring (2011)

[The Bling Ring Trailer]

Alright, so unfortunately this movie doesn't have a Wikipedia page for me to retrieve my information, but there is a page on the [actual events] that the movie is based off of.

I really liked this movie, I thought it was great!  I would say that I wouldn't recommend it to anyone younger than 13, and I might not even recommend it to my newly teenage friends because, I mean it's a good movie but you need to be mature enough to take in the content without getting the wrong message from it.

I would definitely check this out!  I heard there is going to be another movie directed by Sofia Coppola that has Emma Watson in it and it is coming out sometime in 2013, but I personally like this one a lot!  I like the trailer up there, and hopefully when the new movie comes out I will be able to watch it and review it.

That's all for now...

       *Rosie*

After Sex (2007)

General Info:

Directed by	Eric Amadio
Written by	Eric Amadio
Starring	Mila Kunis Jane Seymour Emmanuelle Chriqui Marc Blucas Taryn Manning Zoe Saldana
Music by	Stephen Light
Cinematography	Todd Hickey
Distributed by	Anchor Bay Entertainment
Release date(s)	2007
Running time	77 min.
Country	United States
Language	English

Cast:

Actor	Character
Marc Blucas	Christopher (Couple #1)
Charity Shea	Leslie (Couple #1)
Tanc Sade	Freddy (Couple #2)
Noel Fisher	Jay (Couple #2)
Natalie Marston	Kristy (Couple #3)
Dave Franco	Sam (Couple #3)
Mila Kunis	Nikki (Couple #4)
Zoe Saldana	Kat (Couple #4)
Jeanette O'Connor	Trudy (Couple #5)
John Witherspoon	Gene (Couple #5)
Timm Sharp	Neil (Couple #6)
James DeBello	Bob (Couple #6)
Keir O'Donnell	David (Couple #7)
Emmanuelle Chriqui	Jordy (Couple #7)
Jose Pablo Cantillo	Marco (Couple #8)
Taryn Manning	Alanna (Couple #8)
Jane Seymour	Janet
Mariah Bruna	Raya
Alexandra Cheron	Jennifer

Plot: Plot

Review:


I definitely did enjoy this movie more than I expected to.  I was afraid of it at first because I didn't know what to expect, but it really isn't that bad.  It really does bring up the complicated aspects of intimate relationships whether they are heterosexual or homosexual or just plain old confusing.


This movie definitely is something to watch, I would say you should be AT LEAST 13 if not even OLDER than that, because the movie is still about sex, it is still sexual, and I wouldn't recommend it to my younger friends, but I definitely would, and already have, recommended it to my older friends.  I feel like it is something most people can relate to or at least find a way to relate to.  It gets into gay relationships between males and females, straight relationships that were either last minute flings or FWB that became more.

Yeah, this movie was definitely something that I don't regret and won't regret looking into because it definitely looks at all sides of things and I think it is an amazing movie, there isn't a story line, you are just seeing different emotional "post-sex" events between a multitude of different couples.

That's all for now...

       *Rosie*

P.S. It has been SOOOO long since I have done a movie review that the format probably looks a little different.  I am hoping to have another movie review up before the weekend ends!