Elizabeth was ecstatic to reach her 7th birthday. Her friends joined her for a "fairy" themed birthday party and finished up with pin the tail on the dragon.
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Recent Movies Case has screened
- Unstoppable - Intense!
- Megamind 3-D - silly comedy
- Social Network - Amazingly written and edited
- Salt - Action B Movie for this generation
- Inception - Long intriguing inticate film
- Standing Ovation - low budget junior high school musical
- Sorcerer's Apprentice - relatively fun, low key fantasy film
- Last Airbender - "cool" but flawed and made for kids
- Knight and Day - Cruise carries the film
- Toy Story 3 - solid addition to the series
- A-Team - Ridiculous silly fun
- Killers - Silly take on the spy genre
- Prince of Persia - lots of fun, love the acrobatic moves
- Shrek Forever - adventure storyline with less humor
- Just Wright - Simple and predictable
- Robin Hood - Decent rendition of a Robin Hood story
- Letters to Juliet - Sweet Love Story
- Iron Man 2 - Solid Sophomore effort
- Oceans - Amazing shots weak storyline
- The Losers - funny action film
- Date Night - Raunchy overpressed comedy
- Clash of the Titans - brings back great memories. Preferred the non-3D version.
- How to Train a Dragon - Great film. Fun and entertaining. A must see.
- The Last Song - Doesn't connect completely, but Greg Kinnear was great. Sad.
- Bounty Hunter - entertaining but racey and poorly written
- Our Family Wedding - The film just "missed" and wasn't funny
- Tooth Fairy - Not very funny, but the kids enjoyed it
- Percy Jackson - cheesy first half, entertaining second half
- When in Rome - valentines day entertainment
- Extraordinary Measures - Heartfelt entertainment
- Lovely Bones - creey, psycho well done disturbing film.
- Leap Year - Better comedy than romance
- Sherlock Holmes - Gritty vision of the "super" sleuth
- Alvin 2 - Take a 6 year old when you go.
- Avatar - Epic visual wonder. Amazing.
- Invictus - Inspiring true story that I would recommend
- Armored - Action flick. Nuff said.
- Old Dogs - Not real funny film but finishes decent
- Planet 51 - Silly and formulaic, enjoyable.
- The Blind Side - quality drama based on the true story of Michael Oher
- 2012 - proposterous, delightfuly guilty pleasure
- Fourth Kind - disturbing drama documentary suspense comedy
- A Christmas Carol - dark and "different" motivational tale
- Michael Jacksons This is it - Fitting tribute showing Michael at work putting together the tour that didn't get to happen.
- Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs - Silly, Nutty, Off the Wall comedy
- Where the Wild Things Are - Grown up bizarre rendition of a childrens book
- Invention of Lying - starts filthy but continues full of dry witty humor
- Whip It - Ellen Page holds the unfocused story together
- Surrogates - 1st half stiff as the robots, the rest was interesting
- Love Happens - Poor flow but nice attempt at the topic
- X-Games The Movie - well done documentary w/ amazing final 25 minutes
- Post Grad - horribly written and unfunny
- Time Travelers Wife - Somber drama that doesn't really get there
- GIJoe - proposerous, laughable, action flick
- Julia and Julia - Well Done, well acted, I'm just not interested
- G-Force 3D - Most expensive Guinea Pig movie you'll ever see.
- Harry Potter 6 - Very well done, impressive
- I Love You Beth Cooper - Dud. Enough said.
- Ice Age 3 - Thrilling yet not so funny sequel
- Transformers 2 - Entertaining long poorly written treat
- Imagine That - pleasant average family flm
- Land of the Lost - had potential until the writers got ahold of it
- Up - Well made adult themed Pixar film
- Night of the Museum 2 - More entertaining than it was funny
- Terminator Salvation - Horribly written but very "cool" film
- Angels & Demons - Simple, questing, average film
- Star Trek - Very Impressed
- Wolverine - Okay prequel that entertains but told a weak story
- Battle For Terra - Grown up cartoon, great animation, a little too preachy
- Earth - Documentary with strong cinematography and Darth Vaders narration
- Fast & Furious - weak story but lots of solid racing action
- 12 Rounds - Like an old Chuck Norris film, Unbelievable B movie with tons of action
- Monsters vs. Aliens - Disappointingly unfunny pointless film
- Knowing - violent, disturbing, creepy, religious film
- Coraline - Psycho, wierd well animated
- Jonas Brothers Concert - Rather redundant
- Pink Panther 2 - Boring and unfunny
- Taken - Unbelievable but surprisingly enjoyable
- New in Town - Just didn't work for me
- Inkheart - Decent fantasy fair
- Bride Wars - I won't say "I do" on this one
- Paul Blart - Silly, fun at times
- Valkyrie - Final 45 minutes saves a poor start
- Bedtime Stories - Take a ten year old along
- Seven Pounds - Decent drama with multiple flaws
- Day the Earth Stood Still - Wrong title for this movie
- Australia - Grand idea but only comes across as good. Way too long.
- Four Christmas - a collection of poor Saturday night live skits
- Twilight - Simple entertaining film for the ladies
- Bolt - Solid clean be aware of action scenes though
- Quantum of Solace - Super Action gets you to the next Bond
- Haunting of Molly Hartley - predictable and very weak
- Nightmare Before Christmas 3D - Didn't like it before, still don't now.
- HSM 3 - young teens dream show.
- Max Payne - Absolutely pointless
- Fireproof - the ultimate "don't be selfish" relationship movie
- City of Ember - Wierd, solid kids adventure
- The Express - Inspirational drama worth seeing
- An American Carol - clever satire definately PG-13
- Eagle Eye - predictable, preposterous, acceptable thriller
- Ghost Town - Will be popular, but not my cup of tea.
- The Family That Preys - Depressing soap opera that went where it wanted to go, I just didn't.
- Babylon A.D. - Did someone forget to send reel 6? Horrible.
- Traitor - Thinking Mans Spy Thriller - slow
- Longshots - feel good family fare. OK.
- The Rocker - Didn't hit a chord with me
- X-Files: I want to Believe - average at best, but special for fans
- Dark Knight - Fabulous well made film
- Hellboy 2 - Well Made but wanders often
- Journey 3D - The 3D is great making a so-so movie better
- Hancock - Doesn't WOW but fits the "cool" billing
- Wall E - Darling couple Wall E and Eve make, and another excellent Pixar film
- Get Smart - Not so smart but silly spy thriller
- Incredible Hulk - Not stellar but solid summer blockbuster
- Kung Fu Panda - Rather entertaining
- Indiana Jones - Fabulous action sequences in a fun, flawed film.
- Prince Caspian - A well made darker side of Narnia
- Speed Racer - Fun but leave expectations & critiquing home
- Forbidden Kingdom - average at best, excellent fight choreography.
- Made of Honor - Too bad it is filthy. Had potential.
- Iron Man - Very well made film. Amazingly cool character.
- Baby Mama - I am a guy. I just don't "get" it.
- Nim's Island - Fun, Playful, film best watched through the eyes of a child
- 21 - slow moving, predictable, (catch it on video) film
- Drillbit Taylor - Weak vulgar comedy with a few laughs
- Horton Hears a Who - Well Done, such fun, makes you appreciate a small someone
- 10,000 B.C. - Decent yet shallow film
- Penelope - Better than expected
- Vantage Point - slow starting but super fast finish
- Witless Protection - Why would anyone see this?
- Fool's Gold - Entertaining but not for everyone
- Bucket List - Enjoyed it
- Jumper - creative idea but get a new editor and casting agent
- 27 Dresses - Rare chick flick a guy can get through
- The Eye - Predictable but suspenseful
- Cloverfield - Either you will love or hate it. I loved it.
- National Treasure 2 - Same as the first. Entertaining.
- I am Legend - so so special effects, but superb drama.
- Meet the Spartans - I can never have those 70 minutes of my life back
When you travel long distances, which do you prefer?
Which films do you look forward to seeing the most this Christmas?
Of these action stars from the 70's and 80's, which is your favorite?
Of these films from the last 10 years, which would you enjoy seeing on the big screen again?
Which of these items might be on your bucket list?
Of these foods, which is your favorite?
Which May films are you planning on seeing?
Once the government pays for your healthcare, what would you like them to pay for next?
For those that have seen Avatar in the new 3D, will you:
Is movie watching with your significant other a part of your valentines routine?
Which is your favorite Harrison Ford film?
Which films this holiday season do you plan on seeing?
Which would be your favorite romantic valentine getaway?
What is your favorite foods at Thanksgiving
Which team are you?
What do you plan to do for Halloween?
Of these Musicals, which is your favorite?
What is most important to you about where you live?
What is your favorite time travel movie?
Which part of nature do you love the most
What is your opinion of Obama's healthcare push?
To you or your family, which item/s do you find most important to the fourth of July?
Which of the final Summer films do you plan to see?
Which May film has been your favorite so far?
Which areas would you like to visit or go back to?
JJAbrams has made a "prequel" to the Star Trek franchise. Respond to what you feel about seeing the cast when they were younger.
Which Summer films do you plan on seeing at the theatre?
From the Stimulous bill, which items do you feel truly stimulate the economy
Advice for Case: Pick one you would tell him
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