Reviews

To be honest, I watched this movie because bunch of attractive actors were in it (Dominique Swain, Sean Patrick Flanery, Tara Reid, Selma Blair, Portia DeRossi). And I was impressed how clever the film brought the senior GiRl's life to screen (adapted by the book). My favorite character was of course, Andrea, who struggles with her life and falls in love (or just adores) with the rock group singer, Todd. Dominique Swain is so pretty, and yes, Portia De Rossi is very cool. Selma Blair played Darcy, Andrea's trusty friend, so well. Tara Reid - wow, she was stunning as Cybil, and well, she didn't really sing in the movie, rite? Sean Patrick Flanery as Todd was undeniably gorgeous and sexy, he should be more recognized. Overall, the flick was definitely interesting and lovable. I give 8 out of 10.

I enjoyed this animation film, and well, I think it would have been cooler if all the cast actors appeared as themselves not the cartoon characters.

But the main reason I give 8 out of 10 to this movie is the excellent music score in it. They have everything - Powerman 500, Electrasy, LIT, etc... and wow, I had to buy the Soundtrack!

"Ferris Bueller's Day Off" is the funniest 80's movie EVER! I can list some reasons why I liked this movie so much.

1. Matthew Broderick brings such joy to us playing Ferries Bueller, a character no one would hate. Ferris NEVER gets caught, is an expert at fooling his parents, everybody likes him, and nobody can avoid his favor and all. I want to be just like him!

2. Cameron, a geek friend of Ferris, is someone that portrays everybody's weakness. He is afraid of his parents, negative, and also very sensitive of his father's favorite car. This actor who plays Cameron was very, very good.

3. The principal who tries to prove that Ferris is not innocent and also kind of jealous of Ferris, is the most hilarious character in this movie. He sorta reminds me of my principal at High School.

4. Jennifer Grey plays Ferris's annoyed sister. She was great, and her bad attitude was somewhat hilarious.

5. Charlie Sheen's cameo of a guy in police station was absolutely funny.

6. This is John Hugh's BEST flick ever.

7. Mia Sara was sweet, she played Ferris's pretty girlfriend.

8. The most memorable scene was "Twist and Shout" scene, where all people dance in this song with Ferris lip-synching.

9. Cameron's speechless and hopeless stare was excellent.

10. After watching this movie, I am planning to take a Day-Off of my own!

Overall, I give A+ for being the best teenage movie.

This is the story about a maid who just found about how to earn a lot of money - by planting a cotton. Sally Field's performance was brilliant in this movie, along with John Malkovich who played a blind man, and Danny Glover, a black man who gave a great help to plant. The storm scene was also very catchy, though I wondered why the room where kids hid didn't blow up.

The most unconvincing part was when Ed Harris kept falling for the brunette friend(it's been a long time since I saw this movie) and suddenly didn't even glance at her when he made up with his wife. Shooting guns by hearing, walking on the field by following the rope...only Malkovich could do this. 8 out of 10.

k, so I watched this movie for the first time on television. I was actually looking forward to see Alyson Hannigan and Seth Green in that movie. It was actually fun watching them at age about 13 or so, wow, they were going out in that movie! It's like, ages ago. Alyson was playing her part really well, though I couldn't catch Seth on the screen that much. It turned out that I actually thought this movie was okay. The chocolate factory and kiss were hilarious. 5 out of 10