I first saw the 2009 movie release of Star Trek at the uber-fabulous Warren Theater in Moore, Oklahoma. As soon as it was done, I called my parents, the people who influenced me to become the sci-fi geek that I am today, and shouted into the receiver, "Oh my gosh, that was SO GOOD!!!"

So I just got done watching the midnight showing of X-Men Origins: Wolverine, and it was a great movie. It was well worth the money in these harsh economic times :). I went into the movie with pretty high expectations. Liking all the past X-Men movies, and the role Hugh Jackman played in each, I knew that it would be a good movie. I was hoping for a great one and was satisfied.
The only let down of the entire movie was this..... Some of the special effects sucked! I got the feeling that may have been the last parts they were trying to get done, then totally forgot about going back and fixing some of them. I am not going to spoil anything by saying some of this, but notice when Wolverine looks at his blades in front of the mirror for one of the first times it looks so bad. Like a freaking 90's movie. Also the explosions and some of the last scenes with the green screen backdrops, you could definitely tell what was fake and what was real.

I went to see this movie last night for the early showings. Evidently they had three showings of it before the actual release date so some of my friends were going to see it and I said what the heck might as well. Side note, there was no yoda in this one! Ha. I am a big Star Wars fan and had never seen any of the, probably twenty now, Star Trek movies. So I was a little skeptical about what to expect from this movie, in all honesty I wasn't expecting much. But the rating above has already given away what I thought about the movie. It was way better than I thought it could even be.

Bella said, “you’re kinda beautiful.”

Just saw the early showing of Terminator Salvation, and I was impressed with the movie. It tied into the other movies, and wasn't like a lot of other sequel movies that kinda touched base but then go into a whole other direction. This movie kept to the script and explained a lot, but also raised more questions and definitely a place for there to be another one!

The movie had great special effects, and was action packed. It wasn't too much action that there was no story, but at some parts I was like okay, you shot your gun enough, I want this to hurry up. It probably was because I was tired, and wanted to sleep, but it still was a great movie.

As the only female staff member of seeandtweet.com, I feel like it is my duty to bring attention to a major debate that began with the first installment of the Twilight Saga and that has exploded with installment two, New Moon.