jon0929

I was not expecting anything good at all when I saw this movie, but I was surprised to discover it was a decent movie. The characters were generally believable and the plot was pretty interesting. Under no circumstances can you be expecting a deep and meaningful movie here, but it was fun and just a good time. It had some truly funny moments and Melissa Joan Hart makes a nice big screen debut which may help her get a career going past Sabrina the Teenage Witch. The ending is the only part of the movie that suffers. I won't give it away, but it is a fitting end to the movie.

"Snow Falling on Cedars" is a beautiful film, filled with gorgeous shots and haunting music. Although the plot sometimes is slow, it has a weight that is carried very well. Rarely have I seen a movie in which the entire cast plays their character perfectly, but this is one of them. The story is basically what one might expect after watching the first quarter of it, but it is shown in an original way that actually helps to make the somewhat predictable turn of events more appealing and interesting.

Rarely is there a movie so awful and horrendous that you find yourself laughing. Usually you find yourself asking why you paid the eight bucks, but this was not the case. I had a great time at The Skulls, no thanks to the movie. I had to actually WORK in order to make it fun by commenting on how bad the acting, dialogue, and direction was. I have never seen a drama where when a character is crying or gets incredibly emotional over something the whole audience burst out laughing. I can't remember a movie in the last year that has made me laugh as hard as this one. Move over There's Something About Mary, there's a new comedy in town.