It seems Henry suffers from some kind of rare genetic disorder that causes him to hurdle through time uncontrollably at any given moment. No, seriously…the guy lives on some kind of constantly shifting timeline and the couple never knows how long they will be seperated when he is gone or how much time they will have together when he’s back….and you thought YOU had problems with your man!! lol

The Time Traveler’s Wife stars Rachel McAdams (The Notebook) as Clare and Eric Bana as Henry.

Being Clare for like even a day would drive me crazy! I mean, think about it…you’re in love with a guy who may not even be there when you wake up in the morning! Ummm, come to think of it, uh…nevermind!

It’s hard enough to get my bf to even help with the dishes, so I can’t imagine what it would be like to be in a completely different timeline. Whoa!!

It’s the story of Cilla McGowan (Murphy) who was a former child star and now loves to restore old houses. She begins working on her grandmother’s home, to save it from falling apart, but is haunted by dreams of her and how she died many years ago.

As this tale unfolds, she becomes romantically involved with her hunky neighbor, Ford Sawyer (cool name!) and the passion begins…

Go grab some Kleenex and let’s all pay Tribute to a great actress lost while watching the film. RIP Brittany Murphy – We’ll miss you!!

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!

Aside from the adorable animals, Tinker bell and the Lost Treasure offers a story that is fun and touching, some moderate action scenes and some creepy looking rats. There is no real villain which is so unique in a movie these days.

Tinker Bell and the Lost Treasure is a great family movie that has something for all ages. I loved the Peter Pan and random Disney references. I always got a little chuckle out of those! Enjoy it for the light-hearted film it is! Have fun!

Sandra Bullock has made some less than spectacular career choices – some of which I couldn’t even sit through – but in The Proposal, the girl we all loved so much in Miss. Congeniality, While You Were Sleeping and The Lake House is back and the world is a more adorable place for it. Yes, Sandra plays an ice queen with seemingly no human emotion but she’s still endearing and lovable.

Then we have Ryan Reynolds. His comedic timing is spot on and he has incredible chemistry with Sandra. Betty White is always incredible as is the often underrated Craig T. Nelson.

With a winning cast, a sharp and witty script and some great scenery, The Proposal is a must see.

The premise of My Life in Ruins is timeless and classic, but it doesn’t feel stale or old. It’s laugh-out-loud funny from beginning to end and the scenery is breathtaking. By the end of the movie, you’re in love with the characters you’ve just spent an hour and a half getting to know… and you probably want to book the next flight to Greece!

My Life in Ruins is a great feel good movie with lovable characters and a wonderful, enjoyable and engrossing story. Definitely worth watching – twice.

I wasn’t really sure what to expect with Ghosts of Girlfriends Past. I love the above mentioned babe although I’m the first to admit I’ve seen him in some pretty wretched movies and Jennifer Garner… well, I’m not entirely sure how I feel about her. I adored her in 13 Going on 30, but some of her other movies – which shall remain nameless – have left me feeling a little underwhelmed. For that reason, I almost skipped this one. Then came the two words that made me run to the theater – Breckin and Meyer.

I love (an unnatural, almost shameful kind of love) Breckin. He is the epitome of adorable. The guy’s like a while basket of puppies with kittens on top. I call this the Breckin Factor. When I see his name attached to any project, I feel an undeniable force pulling me to it. Add to the Breckin Factor Lacey Chabert and Michael Douglas plus delicious Matty, and it was a must see.

All that said, Ghosts of Girlfriends Past was actually a pretty good movie. The plot seemed a little blah to me at first,  but they really made it work. There are some cringe-worthy over the top cheesy moments, but they’re few and far between and hey, it’s a chick flick. What would a chick flick be without a little cheese?

Ghosts of Girlfriends Past isn’t the best chick flick ever made, but it’s fun and has more than one great laugh out loud moment. My personal favorite involved the wedding cake. Hilarious. Worth a watch on a rainy afternoon or a lazy night at home.

Everything about The Nightmare Before Christmas works. I personally wasn’t frightened of any of the imagery but I can see how come people would be. Just keep that in mind, and you’ll be fine. It isn’t a horror movie. It isn’t a Christmas movie. It isn’t a Halloween movie. It’s just a good movie.

It’s also a love story. Jack and Sally are one of my favorite movie couples of all time. They’re so sweet. It’s hard not to hope they end up together in the end. Do they? Watch the movie and find out.

With stunning visuals, spectacular songs and a truly endearing story, The Nightmare Before Christmas is a winner all around. Watch it here for Halloween or, heck, even just for a fun night of movie watching. You won’t be disappointed.

Candice Bergen might be one of my all time favorite actresses. She’s always so hilarious. She instantly makes any movie she’s in better and Miss. Congeniality is no different – and it was already a darn good movie.

Plus Benjamin Bratt. Did I mention he’s gorgeous? No? Well he is. Mmm.

Miss Congeniality is the type of movie that is just plain fun to watch. It’s not a thinker, but who wants that in a chick flick anyway? We wanna cry or we wanna laugh – and in Miss. Congeniality, you just may do both.

Did Jon’s lawyer tell Jon to take the money out of the account so he was able to cover his lawyer’s fees? No one knows for sure just yet, but that’s the accusation being made by Kate’s lawyer. The timing of it all seems a little suspicious considering Jon is now trying to shut down production of the show; claiming he no longer feels it is in his kids’ best interest to participate. I think that should’ve been pretty obvious to both parents in this situation long ago, but one has to question Jon’s motives. He wants to halt the divorce now and send the cameras away? Could that be because he was dropped from the show? Maybe Kate Plus 8 doesn’t sound as good with his name at the beginning – or anywhere for that matter.

The kids are the ones who really suffer in this whole Jon Kate Gosselin mess. They have to watch Mommy and Daddy fight it out in public. I don’t feel bad for Kate. She’s pushy, demanding and loves the cameras far too much to be able to clearly see what this could potentially be doing to her children. I don’t feel bad for Jon for reasons too obvious to even put into words, but those kids are innocent in all of this. I hope for their sake, these two at least try to work out a peaceful solution to all this drama and for the love of all things holy, turn off the cameras and settle it in private.

I have to admit, I can see the appeal of Jon and Kate Plus 8. It’s kinda the same as understanding why people slow down and stare out the window at the scene of an accident. There’s a morbid kind of fascination in watching these two supposed adults bicker and fight. Maybe it makes us feel better about our own relationships. Or maybe we just keep watching in hopes that they’ll come to their senses. I think that hope is beginning to dwindle with the ratings for the show.

All that said, there are times they get it right. For instance, the episode when they’re doing kitchen renovations (watch Jon and Kate Plus 8 – S05E08). Instead of staying in the same house and arguing, Kate takes the kids on vacation while Jon oversees the renovations at home. It was a great solution to a bad situation. The show’s saving grace is definitely seeing those kids interact. Despite everything going on around them, they seem happy – normal kids. Maybe Jon and Kate aren’t doing as bad as it looks from the outside.