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The first four episodes are disappointing. You hear people saying great things about this show, but then you start watching it and realize you're different than everyone else who thinks The Vampire Diaries is great. Well, I suggest you make it through the first four episodes and start watching what's from then on.

This show takes a while to take off, and it's likely that you won't find it addicting right from the beginning. However, once you make it through the first few episodes, you'll see what everyone else means.

Elena is not a very interesting character right away. Nevertheless, her true colors start showing as the plots advance, and we find ourselves rooting for her to find happiness. Stefan and Damon Salvatore, the vampire brothers, are too different, yet they're the same. There's an inner essence to them that makes their differences utterly interesting to watch, because you can understand exactly why they are who they are. They are what got me through the first four episodes of the show.

The supporting characters have unique story lines of their own, so you'll see something happening at all times. This is not one of those shows that ends with a cliffhanger every episode, but the plot, the characters and the mystery that runs through the veins of this town, will be enough to keep you interested. Will you find some things too far fetched? Probably. Are some scenes truly cliché? Definitely. Still, you'll be so interested in this story that none of these things will seem to matter after all.

There are some flaws in this show, hence why I can't bring it myself to give it a 10, but it's still really, really addicting, really interesting and I can't help but recommending it to all of you, even if you normally don't enjoy supernatural things. This show is not simply about supernatural activities. Rather, it talks about feelings, differences, prejudice, history. If you haven't watched it yet, do it. You won't regret your decision.

Teen Beach Movie is a fun movie. It puts you in a good mood with the catchy songs, the entertaining dance moves and the easy-flowing dialog. It's a light summer movie that will make you smile several times.

Sure, there are flaws in this movie. The conflict is not very clear and the plot is somewhat messy and hard to understand. The antagonists don't seem to go with the rest of the movie. However, 60s movies were just like this -- and this movie is based off a hypothetical 60s movie.

This isn't supposed to be a clever movie that makes you look back on your life and reflect. This is a movie that is supposed to make you feel good. And it serves its purpose really well. Go into this movie with an open minded and you're likely to enjoy it.

We Bought a Zoo is labeled as Drama/Family, but don't let that stop you from watching one of the best movies of 2011. The fact that it is a Family movie doesn't make it too cheesy, too cliché or boring. In fact, the movie's really interesting and the reason why it's labeled as a Family movie is that people of different ages will watch it from different points of view. Younger audiences may see it as an entertaining story about a family who lost a person very close to them and bought a zoo. Older audiences will be able to watch an interesting movie about how to deal with death, grief and how to start over.

First of all, the acting is amazing. Matt Damon is very believable, and the actors who play his kids in the movie are brilliant. The little girl is really cute and brings a touch of innocence to this movie. The boy shows how teenagers have a hard time dealing with problems that only adults should have to deal with and the magic of a first love.

Love is not the main focus of the movie, which makes it realistic and different from the lovey-dovey movies that have been trendy lately. However, they're important to the storyline and won't feel misplaced or irrelevant when you're watching the movie. This is definitely not one of those films where you feel like a love story was thrown in there to make teenage girls sigh.

The animals and landscapes are breathtakingly beautiful, and there's a little bit of comedy to it too, even though it's just in the right dose. It won't make you laugh out loud, but it will certainly make you smile.

To sum up, I think this is a movie that's definitely worth watching. It teaches us important lessons, such as that there is time for everything in this life, that we must know how to choose our priorities and that we must live and learn, or else we'll never learn to live. I highly recommend this movie and I hope everyone enjoys it as much as I did.