#65: You Again. A new family comedy starring Jamie Lee Curtis and Sigourney Weaver. Yes...a

#66: Fred: The Movie! I have a confession to make: I've seen most of Fred's YouTube video's. He is the YouTube sensation that has a lot of followers and a lot of video views. No one knows why this kid is so popular but kids seem to love him. All he does is quick 3 minutes videos of him in (sometimes) funny situations and he changes his voice to make him sound like a chipmunk who just sucked some helium. I'll admit...I laugh sometimes at his videos, but for the most part they are pretty stupid. But my niece wanted me to record this movie (which debuted on Nickelodeon) and so...I decided to watch it on my own one day when I was bored. This will not qualify for my top or bottom 10 lists or any of my main category awards, as this is a straight to TV movie. It pains me to say...that I laughed about 7 or 8 times while watching this movie. The kid sometimes has good comedic timing. He's "good" at what he does. The movie is silly, but kids will love it. They also tone his squeaky voice down a tad which is nice and easy on the ears. I don't know...I didn't really like this movie much, but I laughed and at times the story was kinda "sweet"...so I didn't hate it like I thought I would. No Critics Grade. My Grade: C.
#67: The Virginity Hit. A fake documentary told through the lens of a crappy digital video camera. That's supposed to add to the realism...and I suppose it's effective. This whole movie is like a faux documentary ripoff of "Superbad". That movie was much more funny and had a much better story to tell. Obviously. It was me and like 5 other people in the theater, which just made me feel weird to begin with. The whole movie was pretty awkward and pretty sexual. The idea behind the whole movie (following an 18 year old boy trying to lose his virginity) is a bit disturbing to begin with so everything that happens in the movie just adds to that. I mean it wasn't a terrible movie. It had some believable performances, you actually believe these to be real just out of high school kids. It had some funny moments. But overall it just wasn't all that good to me. It just left me feeling strange for having watched it. To me, it wasn't a bad movie but it's definitely completely forgettable and one that I think can be skipped over. Critics Grade: 29%. My Grade: C-.
#68: Temple Grandin. This is a true story of an autistic woman who became popula

#69: The Special Relationship. I was on a roll with made for TV movies. This one also was on HBO. It tells the story of the bond between President Bill Clinton and Prime Minister Tony Blair. A lot of the movie focuses on the Monica Lewinsky time line. There is also some political aspects thrown into the story of course (which unfortunately I always have a hard time following - I'm never been into politics). I think overall this was a solid movie, not one I really liked but overall it was enjoyable. I think Dennis Quaid does a great job portraying Clinton. The rest of the cast is also very good and all deserved their Emmy nominations a month ago. Not much more to really say. It was a good movie, but I personally didn't love it. Good though. No Critics Grade. My Grade: B.
#70: The Tillman Story. This is a documentary that chronicles the story of the Pat Tilman tragedy. The Arizona Cardinals football player who turned down a big NFL contract to enlist in the military. A few years later he would be killed by friendly fire that was initially covered up by the military and Government. His family, led by his fantastic mother, would never back down until the t

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