There is a moderate amount of language and some racial insults in The Help, but remember that this was during a time when this was very common. That's the main reason I believe The Help was rated PG-13. But yes, I would still recommend to go see it.

I just got home from Seven Days in Utopia.
I hoped to like it, didn't expect much though- and I was thrilled with it. Enjoyed it more than I thought I would, though the editing near the beginning was choppy IMO.

Anyone wanting to see it should, I recommend it. No language whatsoever to worry about. Good for all in the family. I went to the site the movie directs us to, seems there will be a sequel to the book- hopefully it will be so with the movie as well.

Has anyone seen The Debt yet? I might see it this weekend but was just wondering if anyone saw it and liked it (or didn't like it).

I saw True Grit (2010) a while ago, and it was really good.
I most recently saw Captain America: The First Avenger, that was amazing!
And I'm really looking forward to The Hunger Games.

Last night I finally got to see The Help!
I liked it. It was well made, excellent acting, very funny, and with a really, really good storyline. To those of you who have seen it, I presume that it's obvious what I disliked - the whole Pie storyline - and of course all the little needed swearing. But it was very realistic, and really good for appropriate audiences.

So I did end up seeing The Debt not last weekend, but this weekend/last night. I thought it was good somewhat predictable but it's a spy film so at the same time not predictable at all. It was very thought provoking in a big "what-if" and "was the right thing done" sense. Really enjoyed the castings, although I do think the older versions of the men were a little bit confusing because older David didn't at all resemble younger David. Other than that I enjoyed it

I saw The Debt two weeks sgo, it was good. I liked the script and characters alot

I saw Lion King in 3D last night! I was happily suprised by the 3D quality, I really liked it! Not seeing this movie in a while and now I am 17, it was great understanding all the jokes. I was cracking up the entire time

The Lion King 3D has turned out to be a much bigger success on opening weekend than expected, with a total of US $29.3 million.

I also think it is being re-released in 2D as well I've heard. If it comes to my town, I want to go see it.

I saw Dolphin Tale yesterday afternoon. I thought it was a very good family movie. It's based/inspired by a true story. Of course it tries to pull your strings, emotional. I thought it was simple, yet worth watching.

I sort of felt a tad too long, yet when the movie finished it showed footage of the actual incident. It lasted for about five minutes and I stayed for it all, so I guess it really wasn't too long if I was able to stay a bit more after it ended

Grade: B
Recommended for families. It's rated PG.

ooh I really want to see Dolphin Tale it looks good

narnian1: do you know who the kid is who plays the main character?

Liberty Hoffman, Nathan Gamble is the kid's name. It's all I know of him. Apparently I've seen him in other stuff, but I've never really recognized him. Why you ask?

I saw Abduction over the weekend. I really enjoyed it. There was a even amount of romance and action, good for girls and boys. Kinda cheesy, but I could deal

please be aware of the PG-13 rating....some of the romance is....alot of romance....

I saw Abduction over the weekend. I really enjoyed it. There was a even amount of romance and action, good for girls and boys. Kinda cheesy, but I could deal

please be aware of the PG-13 rating....some of the romance is....alot of romance....

*falls over laughing*
Perfect way to put it, georgiefan1.
Alright, this may not be out yet, but I want to see Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows. I think it looks more comical then the first one, but still with a serious tint. Here's a trailer link if you're interested:

narnian1: oh I thought he was Josh Hutcherson's brother or something he looks so familiar! I think I've seen him in something

Liberty Hoffman, haha yes I can actually see the resemblance, but no not related. He came out in Marley & Me- which I would guess you saw.