Based on Comedian Steve Harvey's best selling book, Think Like a Man comes a hilarious movie of the same name.  The movie is sort of like He's Not that Into You  but it is lighter and funnier.  The storylines are not extremely unique but comedian Kevin Hart is a scene stealer which carries the movie along where it could have fallen flat.

Woody Allen does it again.  Owen Wilson is the leading man in this enchanting fairy tale called Midnight in Paris.  The story is whimsical but the directing is outstanding.  Clearly Woody Allen's love for Paris bleeds over through the screen.  Everything is so picturesque.  Wilson plays a disgruntled screenwriter with a desire write a book and move to Paris.  However, his fiance does not share is enthusiam for the city or move there.

The Oscar nominated Chico & Rita is a very different film for a number of reasons but namely because it is animated film geared toward an adult audience.  The story begins in pre-Castro era Cuba and follows Chico and Rita's romantic journey which leads them around the world but not always together. Chico and Rita are musicians drawn together by an attraction beyond looks, beyond words but rather bound by music in their hearts and souls.

John Carter is out of this world but the movie is not.  John Carter is fun, a definite family friendly film to take the kids to see.  It is also great to see actor Taylor Kitsch earn his stripes in a big budget two and half hour film by Disney. Good job and congrats Taylor. 

The Coolest thing about Safe House other than Denzel Washington is the location, location, location.  Capetown, South Africa is the backdrop for most of the action. The young Swedish director, Daniel Espinosa, spent much of his time growing up in Africa, in Mozambique especially, and he knows South Africa well. As for the story, it is predictable; however, the action is like a roller coaster...non-stop.  Ryan Reynolds serves as the worthy co-star to Washington, a vulnerable and ambitious C.I.A. rookie.