Monday Movie: Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2

This was definitely the best, or least bad, of all of the eight movies. I think maybe because there was less talking and more doing? I enjoyed the action and the music, the build up and the drama. Daniel Radcliffe is not the best Harry (he is the weakest of all the characters in my opinion; not good, especially when you're playing the title role), but I enjoyed the movie for the most part. The epilogue was kinda terrible and looked really bad, though; I had to laugh. But they tried.

- From the desk of Mrs. Sarah McPherson

Monday Movie: Horrible Bosses

I had to see this because it looked amusing, I love Jason Bateman, and I unlike the rest of the world did not want to see Harry Potter opening weekend (people really think the opening of the last HP movie signals the end of our childhood? But the movies are not even good. And we already know what happens. Remember, from the book that came out years ago? I don't get it). Anyway, when the movie started I was confused for a split second and thought I was watching I Love You, Man, because they use the same song near the beginning of the film (as anyone who has watched I Love You, Man as many times as I have would immediately recognize). I feel like sometimes comedians and comedy films swear a lot because they feel they have to to be edgy or something but it just comes off unnatural and awkward, and the start of Horrible Bosses kind of felt like it was trying too hard. But once the three disgruntled employees decided for sure they were going to kill their bosses, the movie really picked up and seemed a bit more natural and appropriately ridiculous. Charlie Day, of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia and kitten mittens, did not disappoint and probably provided the most laughs. I don't much care for Sudeikis anyway, and his character was the least interesting to me. Bateman did what he usually does, and to me it will never get old and always amuse me. Overall it was pretty funny, perhaps a little more crude than I was expecting for some reason, and not a film I would rush back to see again.

- From the desk of Mrs. Sarah McPherson