The Vampires Are Coming Out

This weekend the Edward Cullen lovin fans will line up and wait for the release of the much anticipated DVD, Twilight. The movie, based off of Stephanie Meyer's hit book series, has caused a wave of crazed fans and a worldwide crush on one good looking vampire. The movie is very similar to the book, with a few altered details for production purposes. The casting of the Cullens, Bella, as well as the other minor characters of the book could not have been more perfect in my opinion. I think that all could agree that Edward (Rob Pattinson) was what everyone had hoped he would be. The on-screen chemistry betweeen Edward and Bella (Kirsten Stewart) will have you captivated from the moment they meet. This movie has laughs, thrills, and a romance that will make every girl fall in love with this ironically perfect vampire. The movie is to be released Saturday, March 21, and is already on sale for pre-order. Get in line-- this is a film you'll really want to sink your teeth into. :)

Welcome

To all you movie buffs or those of you who are skeptical to spend ten bucks on a movie that was not even worth a dime, I'm here to help. My name is Carly Groshon and I have been around movies all my life. The magic of movies always keeps me interested and coming back to see what is new out there that will make you want to walk right back in the theater and see it again. My blogs will feature my reviews of current movies in theaters on a weekly basis. So check it out, read up, and get to the movies, mister!

He's Just Not That Into You

This weekend I was fortunate enough to find the time to catch the much anticipated chick flick, He's Just Not That Into You. I went in with my girlfriend expecting to see a cute film with a few laughs here and there. Not even twenty minutes into the movie I was laughing in every scene. Throughout the movie I found myself trying to make my brain remember as many of the hilarious, and oh so true, quotes that every woman in the theater could relate to. The cast of well known and respected actors and actresses lived up to their name. Much of the movie centered around a hopeless romantic named GiGi, played by Ginnifer Goodwin. Her character searches for love throughout the movie, with plenty of dating blunders and post date phone call stalking. After coincidentally meeting Alex (Justin Long), GiGi is enlightened on the male mind. After an hour and a half of countless laughs and hundreds of "oh-so-true" moments, I found myself wishing the movie would never end. This is one must-see movie you cannot wait to come out on DVD. So grab a girlfriend or drag your boyfriend to this terrific romantic comedy that will have you laughing, crying, and maybe even realizing, "He's Just Not That Into You."