Ever since Superbad, I have always looked forward to the next Michael Cera film. While he tends to play the same awkward yet funny leading male role, he always manages to steal your heart and deliver such simple lines that will have you chuckling long after the scene has changed. Needless to say, Youth in Revolt is no exception. From the cast, crazy storyline, and the adorable Michael Cera, this movie is a definite must-see.

It seems that for every positive aspect of Robert Zemeckis’ retelling of the beloved Charles Dickens classic, A Christmas Carol, there was a countering negative that pulled this reviewer out of the movie.

Over the last several years, films like Shrek, Finding Nemo and The Incredibles have given animation a new look and feel. However, with the new and improved style come higher expectations as studios stretch their imagination and resources to produce the next big hit. And while Dreamworks and Pixar continue to produce adequate films, other studios have quickly fallen behind. A prime example is Igor, a family-targeted film that struggles to find its audience as it mixes a mature story with kid's humor, repulsing both groups in the process.