Movies I'm Looking Forward To This Year

This is a good year for movies, at least if the sneak peek we've gotten is any indication. Here's to hoping they don't disappoint!

Here's a short list of movies I'm looking forward to. I probably won't get to see them all in theaters. Boo! I need to get rich, I know. I'm working on it! Feel free to let me know what movies you're anticipating in 2012.

In order of release dates:

Cabin in the Woods: April 13th I can't wait!

I agree.

The Avengers: May 4th This better be good, am I right?

The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel: May 4th The Best reason to see this is the cast, I believe. I just can't resist these amazing actors and actresses. Of course it looks funny and charming, as well. I think it'll be good.

The Dictator: May 11th Alright, so far I haven't been overly fond of Sacha Baron Cohen's previous film's. I'm crossing my fingers that this will be his best yet.

Men In Black III: May 25th Please be good, please be good.

Apartment 143: June 1st This is in limited release *sad face*. But I'll catch it at some point. I like my scary movies.

Prometheus: June 8th Great cast, and...aliens! Must see.

The Amazing Spider-Man: July 3rd I'm not the biggest Spider-man fan. Batman is more my thing, but this doesn't look bad. Not 100% sold on Andrew Garfield yet.

This picture...that is all.

The Dark Knight Rises: July 20th This is going to rock.

The Bourne Legacy: August 3rd The Matt Damon films were good. I won't be surprised if this matches it, but I'm cautious.

The Hobbit: December 14th If this stinks, I might cry. I just might...

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Movie Review: Serial Mom

*may be spoilers* I feel as if I should have seen this before, but it somehow managed to escape my notice. But hey, I found it! Great premise, too: Kathleen Turner as a picture-perfect wife and mother, living in a nice house in a nice neighborhood. She's also insane and likes to kill people over the smallest matters. She has a talent for murder, but not, sadly, for covering her tracks. The thought of wearing gloves or wiping fingerprints doesn't even cross her mind. The first half of this is the strongest. After she gets arrested, it loses some of its humor and charm, though it doesn't completely fall flat. Good ending, as well. Ricki Lake plays her daughter, Misty. It's easy to forget about her acting days, especially when you haven't seen her in anything...like me. I liked her in this, and may I say that it was refreshing to have a chubby young actress instead of a typical, thin, dime-a-dozen actress? Overall, not a bad comedy, but not a masterpiece.

Inspector Lewis: Wild Justice

You know, I was excited last night. Why? Because, after weeks of no Inspector Lewis, they were finally airing two new episodes back to back! Yay! PBS has been a bit backed up, what with all of their pledge programming and favorites. There are four new episodes in total, and two, I believe, were supposed to air in September. Only one did. Naturally, I was looking forward to the 9-midnight Lewis-athon. And you know what ticked me off? They didn't play two new episodes back to back. They repeated the first one and then played a new one. So I had to wait until 10:30 to get my fix. Because of course everyone wants to re-watch the first one, right? Wrong! Mamma not happy! But we did get one new episode, so I'll be content with that. They should be playing the other two next week, since a new series is supposed to start soon. This one is called "Wild Justice". Lewis and Hathaway are investigating the death of a female Bishop. She flew across the pond from the USA for

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