She's The Man

She's the Man is a PG 13 movie. But since I am older than 13 I figure it's OK to post some teen movies as well. She's the Man is about Viola and her twin brother. When her brother sneaks out to London he asks her to call the school and get him excused. (They go to different schools, the brother is in boarding high school or something) But when Viola's school cuts the soccer program for girls, she wants on the boys' team but they don't let her. So Viola goes to her brother's school posing as her brother so she can play on the boys' soccer team and beat her school. (Her school starts 2 weeks later than her brother's school.)

This movie was SOOOO funny. Amanda Bines was perfect! It is the perfect Teen movie! EVERY teen will love this movie. It is sooo funny, and they story line was put together very creatively and it was Flawless. If you are a teen and you love funny comedies, or you aren't a teen and love comedies go see this one. I would recommend this movie for anybody 10 and older despite the rating. Right NOW!! Come on what are you waiting for. Grab some friends and go!

Ice Age 2

OK here is the new Ice Age movie everybody has been waiting for!
This is the sequel to Ice Age (obviously) and follows the Mammoth and the Sloth and the Lion. They are told the land they are living with is going to overflow with water and have to get to the boat as fast as they can. On their way to the boat they finally meet another mammoth besides Manny. And as always the acorn-searching squirrel-like creature is always popping up and doing something acorn related.

I was a little disappointed with this movie. The plot was simple and a little boring. But the crazy girl mammoth was funny, but hardly believable. And the squirrel wasn't nearly as funny as it was in the first one. But this is usually the case when they make sequels to movies. But don't get me wrong, I don't mean to be negative, it was worth seeing. But I do not think it is worth owning. I would recommend this to kids 6/7 or older. Have fun at the movies.

KIDZ KRITIC