Memorial day weekend, one of the main indications that summer has arrived, and the movies that are to arrive with it are already getting my attention. Transformers 2 coming out late in june, the 1st was a hit, hoping the second one can equal it. Drag me to hell, also being a big horror movie fan, ill be expecting that the movie will something to remember. Finally, Terminator salvation, all I'm going to say is that the trailer better not be playing with me because the movie looks sick.

Western

The stagecoach was the 1st western movie that i had watched in black and white, it was not what i expected from, to tell the truth i did not expect very much from the movie having watched 3:10 to yuma which in my opinion is the best western movie i have seen although i have not seen that many westerns. The story line on the stagecoach is good but then compared to that of 3:10, it was nothing. The accents were very different because although, the classic texas accent is still there in stagecoach, which is very strong, but the good thing with 3:10 is that they brought about a more modern look to the western movies.

Movie Memory

The most memorial movie going experience that i clearly remember, would have to be when i went to see "The happening", which was written, Directed and co-produced by M. Night Shyamalan, made in 2008, starring Mark Wahlberg would have to be the movie i remember most and also most fascinated me, not because of mark wahlberg acting skills (which wasn't anything to get excited about) but the fact that they came up with such an idea for a movie. That day i was super hyped about going to watch the movie, i was jumping around cause the trailer for the movie caught my attention and turned me into a kid again going to the cinema for the 1st time. We got the popcorn, drinks and hotdog, most of the time its already finished before the movie starts. Most of my friends we like to make a lot of comments, when we are watching movies which do not interest us. It was a silent movie, in terms that we were so into the movie trying to understand who was killing the people and why, which was actually the 1st time i had been in the cinema with my friends and it was quiet. The whole idea of plant retaliating for all the pain that the humans have cause them really got my attention and the way that they were able to sense the difference between when people are dangerous and when they are not going to attack, and also the chemicals that the plants used to attack the brain of the humans was just unimaginable. If u compare that to other movie which have to do with plants attacking (which are very few) you will see this was a very original concept. The movie in a whole incorporated love and affection, death, frightening scenes and sometimes seat jumping. The reason on the side for me also remembering this movie was that, when me an my friends, where heading back home, the trees suddenly began to sway vigorously as we walked through, which scared everybody including me, which also made us ponder was this movie, fictional or can such a thing happen??? Mark Wahlberg who if i met would actually have to congratulate him on actually being in a movie that didn't have to do with him killing anyone of with a great deal of physical violence. In a whole i would have to say that the movie was original, put the idea of us taking care of the earth better or else... and showing love in one movie.