wow... I can't remember the last time I've been impressed by a sequel... I was totally expecting a campy-ness. But this was some fresh street represent. I'd buy the dvd today if I could!

I have been stoked to see this flick since I finally sat down and watched the extended preview given out on itunes. Immediately I was hooked.

Another great Disney/Pixar effort, with a sweet short to kick it off. A little motivation for the meek, a little romance for the hopeless romantic, and loads of yummy food for the enthusiast! I'd totally catch it again, in theaters... or on dvd for my library!

I'll admit, again, I cried, more or less bawled, at one point... amazing what a good meal can do to a person!

total recommendation, hands down!

*sigh* it's still good... now If I could just get ALL the songs (some I'm unfortunately sure are not on the soundtrack! *growl*)

the best movie I've seen in a long time!
Dance, pop&lock, music, eye candy *sigh*

and to top it off it was "clean", I kept waiting for the questionable dance moves, potty mouths, a sultry sex scene... but no! it was great. One that will go into my dvd library immediately!

"you can't argue with a word like 'fraught'" - Tigger

I'm left sort of really wanting to sit back and hash it out, talk deeply about it... perhaps I'll have to get my guys to go watch it, sans the quasi sex scene, and we can talk *raising suggestive eyebrows*

I'd honestly hit the theater again for something that well done!

I'd totally go see it again, *sigh* good stuffs!

it's really just this amazing rambling and chaotic mess of sporadic thoughts and memories in my head!

I can certainly go on record as never having cried like that at a movie... not even The 6th Sense (long story) in fact, I was at times sure people were soon going to be turning their heads to check out the wacko who was audibly moaning and sighing intermittently throughout the latter half of the film!

Once they began the journey towards the cross/hill where they crucified him, I was praying in tongues the entire time. it was all I could do to keep from wailing uncontrolably...

I praise God for the company and support around me: Eva came prepped with kleenex that she pulled out early on and we continually passed down the row; and when I first began to strain super emotionally jonathan laid a strong hand on my shoulder for mutual comfort...

as the final images and impact flashed before the screen... and even as the credits scrolled across, we just sat there in complete silence... soaking it all in, and frozen in time!

as the house lights rose, and it was obviously time to leave, I finally got up. I was seriously weak in the knees and am still shaky [now a good hour later]

these are my initial thoughts... perhaps after more processing I can share better!

I was a tid-bit worried about the u:ber feminist message that could have very well prevailed. Being somewhere deep between that extreme and lovely old-fashionedness I've acquired, it was a refreshing and perfect mix. A well balanced message and portrayal of hopes, dreams, possibility, romance, and disappointment...

yet, I still bawled my eyes out... the whole storyline with the kid feeling "left out/not part of the family" had me all worked up through out the film.
yes, I cried early on... only to really wash it out in the end!

after a buttlong wait in line, I was so womped I actually had aprox. 7 brief nodding off jerky sleeping moments.

[Beth, Liz, Andy, Mr. Nagreen, Mr. Herring & flia, Nadine, Ang, & JJ were all in another theater]

So the boys had already seen it on their 'senior skip day', and given me the semi-shoulder shrug as to it's greatness. But, for miour final birthday event/celebration they were willing to sit through it again...
Honestly, who could resist the opportunity to see/hear me laugh & scream with giddy joy through such a movie!?

I thought it was great, awesome, the bomb! I'd run out and watch it again! Way fun, holiday cheer inducing, etc.