June is ending. July is quickly approaching. Buzzing in the entertainment scene are the bundle of upcoming movies that will come out on July 2009. June has brought us Transformers 2 (which I haven’t watched yet by the way) and Drag Me To Hell. What awaits us for the month of July?
The following movies are for the first half of July since we can’t accommodate all the movies for the month in one post.
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Drag Me To Hell is an American horror film directed by Sam Raimi (Spiderman). Drag Me To Hell stars Alison Lohman and Justin Long. People speculated that Drag Me To Hell will be the Horror Film of 2009. Uhm, maybe? 
Rose missed me 
so she asked if we could go out sometime before classes would start. It should have been this Friday but I invited her (out from a bored mind) that we watch something on cinema right on this very day. I asked some guys from Plurk to recommend a good movie to watch. In a clean sweep, they said Drag Me To Hell. Oh well, I’m not a big fan of horror flicks but when I saw the trailer, I thought, this might be good and cool 
. So off to SM and when there, we got confused of what really to watch. Since both of us are indecisive, we just picked the first choice. The stupid us also thought Justin Long is Jack of Jack and Bobby who is actually Matt Long. Then came a surprise.
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Bolt, a 2008 movie from Walt Disney Animation Studios is a computer-animated comedy film by Chris Williams and Byron Howard. Bolt stars the voices of John Travolta as Bolt, Miley Cyrus as Penny, Susie Essman as Mittens (the cat), and Mark Walton as Rhino (the hamster). With a splendid animation and a feel-good storyline, Bolt is a must watch for kids and adults alike.
Bolt is a Hollywood star but he does not know that he is one . Penny, Bolt’s person (human master) stars in a fantasy/sci-fi TV show that shows superpowers, blasts and cool fighting jets. Bolt is the TV show’s hero and he’s the one who got the cool superpowers like Zoom Zoom, Super Bark and many more. But for all of these acting to be real, the production team made sure that Bolt really believes that he has superpowers and that the villains are actually real. Bolt believes so. Not until one day, after a quick upturn of events, Bolt was gone, out of Hollywood, lost in the real world. Bolt’s quest is to rescue Penny from the villains. But he is now in the real world and the real world is just that, real. He met Mittens, the cat who looked exactly like the cat of the villain in the TV show. Bolt made Mittens a captive. But their long journey turned them into something that the dog-cat world wouldn’t expect. Along the way, they met Rhino, a fan of Bolt from the TV. Their trio is one good team. Their new quest is to search for Hollywood where Penny can be found. After a long and winding journey with rough events in between, the three ended up in Hollywood where a tragic event reunites Penny and Bolt and with Mittens and Rhino a new addition to the family. And just like any other Disney movie, Bolt and the rest lived happily ever after. :halo:
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