dinnerbuddy Reviews

I'm with Her (2003–2004)

Delightful and Drop Humorous! Heck, I'm With Her!

[20 September 2005]

Unfortunately, this show was not picked up. I am probably one of the few that found it entertaining and overly humorous. I'm With Her is based upon the director's own relationship with Brooke Shields. When I found out that the show wasn't picked up for the second season... well, I was somewhat upset. It has a wonderful plot, gets you out of your chair, it's drop HILARIOUS, and the acting is wonderful. Being a huge fan of the ever-famous Gilmore G girls, "Christopher" (in terms of GG fanatics)-or in the show, his name is Patrick - is just an average-ordinary school teacher getting bit by the love bug of the famous actress "Alex". The two most hilarious of the whole concept is definitely Cherie and Stevie... who are obviously perfect for one another. The headcase, man hat er, sister of Alex - Cherie and the surferdude best friend, Stevie. What could be better? The two make the show funny and slightly unbelievable, but hey! That's what makes a good comedy, doesn't it? The whole plot may not seem to be all that I'm racking it up to be, but I love it. The last episode made me cry, and the first episode made me laugh. I'm attached to it, and so far, so forth - I'm disappointed it didn't make the second season. I thought it was fairly well acted and intensely humorous. It depends what kind of person you are. If you like idiotic, funny, unbelievable plot - hey, this show's for you. But if you're looking for something more surreal and more drama - watch The Real World.

Titanic (1997)

A wonderfully acted movie with a beautiful script and full of life.

[10/10 · 26 June 2005]

The movie is wonderful. That's all I can say. I recommend that you watch this. It made me cry, it made me laugh, but it just - overall - was wonderful. That is basically the only word to describe it. A poor guy, Jack Dawson, falls in love with a rich woman, Rose DeWitt Bukater. Rose is forced to marry a rich man, Cal Hockley by her mother. Rose, of course, doesn't love him back, but more likely loves Jack. She doesn't realize this until the scene where they are at the front of the boat and she is "flying." Throughout the movie, Rose and Jack's love blossoms into a beautiful romance. Her mother is mad, and her fiancée is furious, but Jack and Rose don't care, but rather love each other more. Jack has nothing to offer Rose, and he knows it. That's all I can say without getting too detailed. Basically, every part of this film was wonderful. It was delicate and it was sad. I recommend that you watch this. If you like sad and romance, this is definitely a movie for you. I usually don't like sad movies, but this movie has turned me to it, instead against it. To tell the tale short, it's my favorite movie, and I'm sure it's many other's too.

The Adventures of Sharkboy and Lavagirl 3-D (2005)

A Pathetic Attempt At A SuperHero Movie...

[1/10 · 7 June 2005]

Who in the right mind thought of this piece of crap? The acting is terrible, the plot makes no sense to me, the actors all suck, besides the fellow few who had guest starring roles...and its stupid, because they need extraordinary actors such as David Arquette and George Lopez to be in such a terrible movie, to pick up viewers! I was reading the message boards just a few minutes ago, and some of them have the same opinions as me. Who wants to watch poor acting, and a dry sense of humor? I certainly don't! And they're trying to act such as teenagers...like "your hot..." what the h3ll is that about!! No one says this in the real world! It's superficial, and it stereotypes little kids into believing thats what really happens! Shark boy and lava girl? Please! They could have even put a little more detail into the title! My opinion should not change how you think of the movie. It's my opinion. It shouldn't matter to those who like it, because you already like it. And there are those who think it's as worthless as I do...