Rise of the new Planet of the Apes saga

I'm unable to know whether you saw the monstrosity that is Tim Burton's vision of the apes movies, unless you comment! But my point is that the new movie, 'Rise of the Planet of the Apes'is ten times better than the last one. James Franco does a stunning performance, but Andy Serkis steals the show with a emotional, and moving performance as Cesar. It is a good movie, I'd give it a 3 out of 5 stars. Of course, nothing compares to the original movie, but the little connections that they make to the original movie add to it. Anyway, live long and prosper!

Star Trek

Now, unless you've been living outside of our quadrent of the galaxy, you know that it is a gift to mankind given by the ever-loving Gene Roddenberry. Though he is no longer with us, his legacy, Star Trek still lives on. He created wonderful characters, an interesting spin on science, and a positive outlook on the future. He has given us scientists, engineers, and has even saved lives. He has also shown me who I am, and I haven't even met him. A television show did that for me, and if you haven't seen Star Trek, see it. Live long, and prosper.

Captain America is the newest beauty from Marvel studios. I give it four out of five stars, only because it wasn't the best movie I've ever seen. This movie has action, adventure, comedy, and romance, and puts it there in a believable way. The only thing is, that you can tell that it's a new Marvel movie from the feel of it. I'm not saying there's anything wrong with it, I'm just saying that there's a different style. You can literally tell the difference between an old and new Marvel movie. The last old movie was Spider-Man 3. Anyway, back to Captain America. It's a great movie, and you should seeit before it goes out of theaters, like how I missed Thor and Green Lantern.