mikelangelo

I watch this and enjoyed every minute of it! Aside from the great movie parodies (several we hadn't seen before), we laughed out loud watching the forest creatures auditioning for the 30-second gig. It was hilarious. The mini-documentary of how Shiman creates the bunnies was very interesting, too.

The film does an admirable job of stomping on a few cinematic racial stereotypes. The good guys aren’t all white; the bad guys aren’t all black. And while no one should look to “Four Brothers” as a message movie, it is a gritty, absorbing film that’s – for the most part - worth seeing.

The Voyage of the Dawn Treader takes the reader back into the world of Narnia, the ocean east of Narnia anyway. We meet Prince Caspian on a sea voyage to the East in search of seven noble men who, having been sent there by Caspian's now deceased evil uncle, Miraz, never returned. Lucy and Edmond along with a new character to the Chronicles, their cousin, Eustice, sail along for the ride. Along the way they encounter lands with mysterious inhabitants, dangerous creatures, and staggering beauty.

I gave this a 3 star rating because although I thought the movie was awesome, the special features were horrible. The movie and story was great, and I enjoyed the pace and updated look and format in regards to the other Star Trek movies. I like the action, the story and of course the Enterprise for the first time since the Wrath of Khan this lady is not the oldest and most beloved ship in the Starfleet but is the newest, coolest and more powerfull ship.