This movie is interesting, in that it combines the lives of a number of total strangers into a mixed up time line that gives you no real indication until the end that the events are even remotely connected. Two kids in the desert are playing with a rifle, and happen to shoot at a bus full of tourists hitting one.  While at the same time the nanny of the couples children decides to take them to Mexico for a wedding, and an deaf/mute Asian girl who lost her mother is having issues trying to cope. The reason that I actually bought this on...

I couldn't resist this movie, it looked kick ass, and I knew from the time that I downloaded the trailer on my PS3 that I would see it.  I didn't get to see it opening weekend, but that was by choice, my son was coming down the following weekend and I wanted to see it with him. Overall the plot was good, the storyline was great, and the acting was OK.  I would have to say that it's a must see movie for most. I personally was a little disappointed, and walked out thinking that it was a little over the top. ...

This entry is DIRECTLY oriented at the Middle East, and the media members that seem to enjoy highlighting their every little petty bitch... I put off seeing 300 because my son was coming in this week to spend Spring Break with me, and I wanted to see it with him, but I have been reading the press coverage of this movie about how the middle east doesn't approve of how this movie portrays them. First off this is a work of FICTION, and by the vary nature of the word it is NOT accurate, if you don't like it then go read...