It's BAACK!!! Glee

Glee is back for a second season. The season premier Hell-o caught us up with all the happenings of the Glee Club from William McKinley High School. If you missed it then bad Gleek, but here is what happened...Rachel and Finn's relationship hits a rough spot when Finn decides he wants to date other girls and Rachel finds herself dating the competition. Sue has found her way back into the Glee club and resumes her dirty deeds of destruction. Will and Emma have finally moved their relationship to the next level, as much as a germaphobe can move to the next level. This weeks episode featured songs from AC/DC, The Beatles, Lionel Richie and the Jazz Singer himself Neil Diamond. If you missed this weeks episode you can catch it right here. Make sure to catch next weeks episode featuring the songs of Madonna only on Fox Tuesdays 8:59/7:59c. Let your Gleek flag fly.

Clash of the Titans

Details and trailer are posted below.....

First off I have got to say, all of those reviews that bagged on Clash of the Titans, what is your problem? What kind of movie were you thinking this was going to be. I read several that had problems with too much action and not enough story. I didn't find this to be a problem and I rather enjoyed the action. Yeah the story seemed to just end but the tale that got us there was fun and had me glued. Obviously this remake is not for younger viewers and even those that don't like violence may find it objectionable but for those that like action this is a good movie.

This will be a first for my reviews...Clash of the Titans will niether "make" or "break" your night. Take it or leave it, just don't go in with big expectations.

Heading into the weekend

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Clash of the Titans

Starring:Liam Neeson, Sam Worthington, Ralph Fiennes
Directed by: Louis Leterrier

The Epic remake of the the 1981 Clash of the Titans is opening this weekend. If you are planning on seeing this one do not see it in 3-D according to the L.A. Times. Despite the scathing reviewsI still plan on seeing this one, my review will follow.

If a family flick is more your cup o' tea then.....



How To Train Your Dragon

Starring: Jay Baruchel, Gerard Butler, Craig Ferguson, Kristen Wiig
Directed by: Dean DeBlois, Chris Sanders

In a village of vikings there isn't much to do except fight dragons. Hiccup(Baruchel) wants nothing more then to be a dragon fighter. Using his brains , due to his lack of brawn, Hiccup captures a dragon. befriending the dragon he learns how to train the dragons, transforming Hiccup from the village weakling to the village hero. But can he still earn the love of his father, the toughest viking in the village.

I took my daughters to this movie and they are still talking about it. Count this as another Dreamworks champion. Dreamworks has found the perfect formula of entertainment for adults and children alike. There were moments that my 2 year old found the need to hide her eyes but nothing that kept her up at nights.

How To Train Your Dragon will "Make" the night for the whole family.