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Quote: Oh man, is 3-D technology EVER getting advanced. It's so frickin' cool.

I couldn't agree with you more YOUNGUN39.

I went and saw Journey to the Center of the Earth 3-D
three times. It was a fun adventure, and I don't have this
technology on my TV. When the string came off of
Sean's (Josh Hutcherson) finger and the yo-yo came
flying at me, I turned my head away two of the three
times. I don't know which would hurt worse, getting
hit in the face or getting hit in the side of the head, but
it sure seemed real. When Trevor Anderson
(Brendan Fraser) was brushing his teeth and he
spit a mouthful of water into the sink, and unto the
audience, it made me laugh. I also loved the
bioluminescent birds, the Tyrannosaurus rex,
the plesiosaurs, the razorfish, which really
made me flinch, and the carnivorous plants.

I also had The Clone Wars trailer.

"I just saw a goat in the passing lane." -Sean Anderson,
Journey to the Center of the Earth

I liked Hellboy II more than you did.

Hellboy II: The Golden Army was gorgeous, with fantastic
special effects. It had lots of action and humor. I loved
all of the characters, especially the villain, Prince Nuada
(Luke Goss). He uses swords, knives, a spear, and
martial arts with his long white hair flying. It had cats,
dogs, and a canary. I shed a few tears at the end.

I saw Hancock twice. It was interesting, funny, and
romantic.I cared about the characters. It made me cry
at the end.Stay during the credits

I saw Mamma Mia twice. It was a fun movie, full of energy,
with lots of singing, dancing, and shirtless boys. The
scenery was gorgeous. I didn't know Pierce Brosnan could
sing. He took his shirt off too.

In Imax, the Bat Pod motorcycle made the floor shake.
Maybe it is their sound system.

Possible SPOILERS for The Clone Wars

I saw The Clone Wars three times. I loved it! I loved all of
the characters. It had lots of action and some nice humor, but
mostly I kept smiling because it was Star Wars on the big
screen. I teared up a little when Anakin and Ahsoka had a
bonding moment, "You never would have made it as Obi-Wan's
padawan, but you might make it as mine." Also when Anakin
quoted Qui-Gon, "A very wise Jedi once said, 'Nothing
happens by accident...'" And again when it was over. Thank
you George Lucas for making this and putting it in theaters!
The audiences I was with clapped at the end. There is a tiny
bit after the credits, not Obi-Wan.