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This movie is magnificent, I truly mean that. There are not a lot of great movies that come a long these days, and when one does- like this one, it's hard not to soak in every ounce of time it holds. Julie & Julia, isn't just about two different cooks in two different decades of time, it's about food, and life, and falling in love with both of them.

The music, the scenes, the actors, the atmosphere the movie projects is so warmhearted, that's it's hard to believe that people actually got to live their lives this way.

Amy Adams and Meryl Streep shine in their roles, especially the great Meryl Streep. She takes on Julia Child, and just works the role so well. This film certainly is one of the best biopics I have seen in a long time. So overall- this is an amazing feel-good movie, I strongly suggest picking this one up at your local store and adding it to your movie collection. You won't regret it.

I loved this film. It brings the feel of Christmas, romance, courage and friendship to a new level. The story is about two women switching houses and ultimately finding what they needed and wanted in their lives. Yes, cliché- but the film itself still has plenty of substance and originality with a romantic comedy storyline.

Kate Winslet just shines in this film and her character is just so easy to relate to. Cameron Diaz who plays 'Amanda' presented herself well in this film also. Very good acting in this film, especially with the rest of the cast- (Jude Law, Eli Wallach, Jack Black..) Bottom line: I highly recommend this movie for anyone who loves chick flicks, Christmas movies, or just in the mood for a feel good film. This movie will always remain in my winter classics and the reason it being is how lighthearted and great it makes you feel for the characters from beginning to end.

My best friend and I liked the original camp rock- but this one was just bad. However- it's as good as any Disney channel movie sequel as it oozes with cheesiness. Let me put it this way- I was staring at the television and I couldn't pay attention. It just was boring, and just overall- odd. There really was no climax- and if there was- it was only two minutes long. So in the end, you'll like it if you're under 13. You probably won't like it if you're any older.

Even though the original Camp Rock was weak with it's story, it still maintained the entertainment factor. This one, just didn't provide that. I felt like I was watching a mixture of High School Musical 2 mixed with that new Jonas show and Camp Rock. That combination just didn't work.