Oceans:
What would Earth Day be without a documentary about the planet or animals or both? Â These movies always look impressive, but not a single one has actually gotten me in the theater to see them. Â I’m not exactly sure why. Â I like nature. Â It just seems odd to spend $10 to watch something I could see on TV. Â Is this in 3D? Â It probably should be in 3D. Â That might get me there, but still unlikely.
The Back-up Plan:
I feel a little bad for Alex O’Loughlin.  He’s featured prominently on the poster, but he didn’t get above the title billing with J.Lo.  Sure, he’s not as big of a super-duper-mega-star, but still, he is the male lead in this romantic comedy.  Which I happened to see thanks to GoFoBo.  So this is a movie about a woman who has decided to go ahead and get pregnant using a sperm donor and within an hour of being inseminated meets the perfect guy.  First she doesn’t tell him, then she does, then they decide to give it a shot, then things don’t work out, then they do, and so on.  You don’t go to these sorts of films for shocking twists and turns, you go for the funny.  And surprisingly I found this movie to be pretty funny.  Also, the most graphic, wince inducing, yet hilarious birthing scene I’ve ever watched.  If the premise of this movie sounds good to you, then it’s probably worth your money to go see it.
The Losers:
It was a busy week, with The Back-up Plan, a movie that doesn’t drop until mid-May, and this one. Â (Thanks again GoFoBo!) Â Like last week’s Kick-Ass, this film is based on a comic book. Â I’ve never read the comic, but I saw the movie and it feels like a comic. Â The action is way over the top. Â Despite the large amount of violence in the movie it keeps its PG-13 rating by keeping that violence as clean as possible. Â That doesn’t really hurt the film, and in fact helps keep it lighter and fun. Â All in all, I enjoyed this movie a lot and I’d say it’s worth seeing on the big screen.