Jim Woehr (jim222001us)

Vince Vaughn and Reese Witherspoon "who could do much better than this movie" play an unmarried couple looking to spend their Christmas vacation on an exotic island. Things don't go as planned when their flight is canceled and they wind up visiting relatives which they wanted to avoid doing the most.

I found the movie a bit un-involving and even boring at times. Vince Vaughn seems to just do movies if they are a comedy and Jon Favereau is co-starring in it with him. I don't think he even reads the scripts to his films any more. Fred Claus wasn't fantastic, yet this movie makes that look like a Christmas classic. Plus that at least had some charm and heart-warming moments. I'd honesty even watch Christmas with the Kranks again over ever viewing this again. The film has mild laughs but it lacks fun or joy even.

Michael Scofield (Wentworth Miller) and the team are back and this time they are together to break Sara (Sarah Wayne Callies) out of prison. She's arrested at her wedding for the murder of Michael's mother. The former boss of the company puts out a hit on Sara as revenge on Michael. Will they break her out before someone gets to her ?

This movie made me realize how much I missed the show. It is a little predictable due to the series finale already showing us the future of key characters. Yet, the movie is still exciting and fun but mostly due to seeing the cast together again. I wish NBC would release made for DVD movies for My Name is Earl and Las Vegas bringing closure to those shows. Especially since unlike Prison Break they never had a series finale.

This is the best made of any of the StarWars movies. It has the best story and yes...the best dialogue.

They've been remaking a lot of 80's movies of late and this is one movie that should never ever....ever be remade. It's a smart touching and fun movie about time travel where a teenager (Michael J. Fox) is stuck in the 50's. He meets his parents and teaches his father to stand up for himself against a bully named Biff and to follow his dreams. That's another way to look at the movie anyway lol.