Mark Livolsi

This movie was wonderful! Each character brings the story to life. It was such a wonderful cast. Its comical and heart warming!

This movie is one of the best movies of the year so far.This movie has a great all star cast that includes: Sandra Bullock, Tim McGraw,Quinton Aaron(as Micheal Oher Jae Head(as SJ), Lilly Collins (as Collins), Kathy Bates(as Miss Sue ) (Micheal's educational teacher) and many more. This movie is fantastic for ages 11+. With some iffy stuff like a few sexual references,brief mild language,with two scenes of scary and unexpected violence and a scene of drug and & content. All in all I still think that this is one of the year's best films by far and so far in 2009 and is appropriate for ages 11+.I really think parents will laugh, love,this incredibly extraordinary and wonderful biopic (true story) about Micheal Oher and his life on how he lived with the Touhy family and how he became an offensive tackle player for the Baltimore Ravens! I gave a four(out of four) stars or four (out of four)bones! This is an incredibly wonderful movie that will make you laugh,(a little bit) cry and definitely warm your heart big time!

This movie is just flay out funny..

Marley & Me is one of the BEST MOVIE YET!!! It is a BIG tearking film EVER !!! I gave it an A!!!! A SUPER FABULOUS FILM!!!!

I know that I was a bit perplexed on the first viewing, but after the second or third time I began to really appreciate the complexity that director Crowe uses to build the story and give small and subtle cues about the plot early on. Like or hate Tom Cruise, he is excellent as David, a petulant and shallow person whose life is changed by a sudden event. David must face the person he is and the things he's done, but what else is really going on and why does reality seem to be competing with fantasy in David's mind? Some may find this long, drawn out and boring (see the completely mixed reviews of critics and filmgoers), but if you're willing to be patient, I think it's a highly rewarding and thought provoking film. Diaz as the psycho ex from hell, Cruz as the bubbly new love and Lee as the wisecracking friend all give great performances as well and the soundtrack fits amazingly with the themes and moods of the film.

I read the book and saw the move, both great. The movie differs from the book (I actually suggest seeing the movie first!). I really enjoyed it:) Lots of paws for this one. Woof!