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Yours, Mine & Ours (2005)
This was a wonderful family film
My family and I enjoyed this film immensely and let me tell you: it's not an easily accomplished task for any movie. My children range in ages 7 to 15, making it nearly impossible to find a film which satisfies all of them. But I can safely say that this movie is the first in a long time to do just that. Even my fifteen year old asked me to buy it on DVD. My kids and I have also seen the original and although this script strays from the storyline of the 1960s version, it still stays true to the basic idea as much as possible. Considering the fact that times have changed since the original was made, I thought the writers did a wonderful job of making the script contemporary and believable. I recommend that all families watch this film.
Undiscovered (2005)
I LOVED this movie even though I am NOT an Ashlee Simpson fan
This movie was incredibly good and I really don't understand why it was not a bigger hit. The fact that Ashley Simpson is in it may have contributed to its downfall, but while we're on that subject: I really don't see what was wrong with her performance. I thought, considering she had no acting experience before this film, she did an awesome job. And I really liked how that director didn't make the film about Ashley Simpson. While she definitely had a crucial part in the film, it was not centered around her. With that said, I could find nothing wrong with this movie and believe me I was looking. I thought there had to be a reason it was such a bomb in the box office, but I could not find a single good reason. This movie was brilliant: the story was sweet and romantic, but not gushy, it was surprisingly believable in its portrayal of struggling performers, the acting was flawless, and the music was out of this world. I even bought the soundtrack I was so impressed. So for the record: this movie was NOT like Crossroads (although I don't think that was such a bad movie either) and I would recommend it to every teenager in the U.S.