New Moon doesn’t really break any new ground and fans of the book are likely to be a little disappointed by how much the film has strayed from the book. Oh, who are we kidding? The movie has Taylor Lautner shirtless and the gorgeous-no-matter-what-he-wears Robert Pattinson so girls of all ages will love it.

Truthfully speaking, I didn’t enjoy the movie as much as I hoped, but considering how insanely excited I was to see New Moon, there was no way it could be anything other that a little disappointing. After repeated watchings I have warmed to it significantly and have found myself enjoying it much more.

If you have read the book and loved the book, prepare yourself for a completely unnecessary fight scene and Taylor Lautner shirtless for no reason other than having him appear shirtless. All and all, it’s a fun watch if not slightly too far away from the Twilight characters we know and love. I felt the same way about the first movie, though so keep that in mind.

I was excited and even though I didn’t get the cameo I had been hoping for, I was treated to so much more – Kevin Smith, Vivica A. Fox, Kelly Carlson and Pete Wentz! A great story! A great cast with many of the beloved Degrassi regulars and the awesome Jason Mewes. All in all, Degrassi Goes Hollywood is a winner!

The only problem? Two words – Perez Hilton. That dude makes my blood boil. Aside from that, there are precious few problems with Degrassi Goes Hollywood and so much to love!

Whether or not you’re a Degrassi fan, you will find something to love in Degrassi Goes Hollywood. Beyond the movie, there’s the soundtrack; comprised of mostly little known Canadian bands. The music’s awesome and worth checking out alone!

Sure, we’ve seen the story before – misfit, outcast girl becomes one of the popular girls and turns her back on her old friends only to have a change of heart and try to bring everyone back together again. I don’t think that story has ever been done as well as it is here.

The cast is excellent – Lindsay and Tina might be the most well known but Amanda Seyfried’s deliciously empty-headed Karen is definitely the standout. “It’s like I have ESPN or something. My breasts can always tell when it’s going to rain.” No matter how many times I watch Mean Girls (probably at least ten times now) that line always cracks me up.

We all identify with Mean Girls whether you were the misfit or one of the plastics. But hey, piece of advice, if you are one of the plastics, keep in mind there is always a Cady out there and she just may push you in front of a bus.

Based on Shakespeare’s Taming of the Shrew, Ten Things I Hate About You keeps the feel of the play while being contemporary and fun. Even though it came out ten years ago, it doesn’t feel dated or out of place with today’s romantic comedies.

Heath and Julia Stiles have great chemistry and it’s not hard to identify with Julia’s character, Kat. She doesn’t want to fit in. She wants to do her own thing and when we find out why it’s easy to sympathize with her as, let’s admit it ladies, a lot of us have been there.

10 Things I Hate About You was one of my favorite movies when it released and after watching it again after all this time has passed, I loved it just as much and maybe even more. A great Girl’s Night In flick and a movie that can be watched over and over again. My favorite scene may be Heath serenading Julia from the bleachers or maybe the paint ball scene. Watch the movie for yourself and share your favorite scene with us.

As far as chick flicks go, Hannah Montana: The Movie is excellent. Miley isn’t going to win any little gold men for it, but it was entertaining and fun. What more could we ask for?

Hannah Montana: The Movie is a great flick to watch with your kids or your nieces and nephews, but its also a good watch on its own. I recommend it for a nice, light movie to get a few good laughs.

Bella and Edward have the kind of romance we all want for ourselves. It’s dramatic and enthralling. It’s the type of all encompassing love that doesn’t let anything stand in its way – not even blood-sucking vampires or jealous werewolves.

Twilight is a classic love story with a twist. Sure the books are better than the movie (a lot better) and some of the actors are a little awkward and uncomfortable, but Robert Pattinson… wow. So hot. I would… well, we won’t get into that here. There are other websites for that sort of talk.

Forget about all the people that talk trash about Twilight. That said, don’t look to Twilight for a wildly intellectual think piece with award winning performances and an airtight plot. It ain’t that kinda movie, ladies. Just enjoy it for what it is, and get lost in the magic of an endearing and tragic love story.

“And so the lion fell in love with the lamb.” I love this freaking movie!