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Part I:  Best Actor, Best Actress, Best Supporting Actor, Best Supporting Actress

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Part II:  Best Adapted Screenplay, Best Original Screenplay, Best Director

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Part III:  Best Picture

Robbie E:
#3 – Grindhouse
#2 – The Mist
#1 – The Orphanage

Mikey Shee:
#3 – Behind the Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon
#2 – Grindhouse
#1 – 1408

Forgetting Sarah Marshall
 - Mikey Shee’s Rating:  6 – “I thought Jason Segel did a very good job.  I did not expect a good acting performance to come out of a comedy like this.”
 - Robbie E’s Rating:  8 – “Even though it was a predictable romantic comedy, I felt it moved along very well and was very strong from beginning to end.”
 - On the Movie Front Rating:  7

Enchanted
 - Mikey Shee’s Rating:  4 – “I thought this movie was horrible.  I laughed once at an animated squirrel.”
 - Robbie E’s Rating:  7 – “Amy Adams didn’t only carry this movie, she shines in it.”
 - On the Movie Front Rating:  5.5

This is our first episode for On the Movie Front.  We first explained our rating system that was inspired by This Is Spinal Tap with a dial that goes up to 11.  Then we summarized and critiqued Iron Man and Lars and the Real Girl. 

IRON MAN
 - Mikey Shee’s Rating:  8 – “I thought Robert Downey Jr. was very good in this movie.”
 - Robbie E’s Rating:  9 – “I liked this movie a lot.  Robert Downey was the heart of the movie.”
 - On the Movie Front Rating:  8.5

LARS AND THE REAL GIRL
 - Mikey Shee’s Rating:  8 – “Ryan Gosling really developed the character, which is an attribute to him, the director, and the screenwriter.”
 - Robbie E’s Rating:  8 – “Ryan Gosling’s Lars is comparable to Tom Hank’s Forrest Gump.”
 - On the Movie Front Rating:  8