Journey to the Center of the Earth: 3D

What a fun movie! If you are going to see it, you really must see it in 3-D. Much of the fun comes from seeing tape measures, rocks, and fish flying at your face, as well as a few 'roller coaster' effects. 2-D would just be boring.

One nice thing is that our theater gave us good pairs of 'Real-D' glasses to wear, not the flimsy paper ones that you may have been given at other 3-D movies. I wear prescription eye-wear, but that was no problem as the 'Real-D' glasses fit nicely on top of my regular glasses.

What's even better is that it was a clean movie, language and otherwise. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did.

Beowulf

Silly me for thinking a PG-13 rating would save my family from soft-core porn on the movie screen. Apparently a film can show extended scenes of nudity without repercussions on the rating IF that nudity is digitally depicted.

Yet just as grotesque are the feminist agenda and anti-Christian bigotry which permeate this film. Go ahead and mark this film off of your "must see" list, but do read an excellent review of the film's ideology.