I'm going to start this post with a disclaimer: I am not a movie reviewer. It is not something I have ever really tried my hand at before, so please do not read this as a professional review.  However, a couple weekends ago I went to see "Fantastic Mr. Fox" and it was too spectacular to not write about.  So here are my thoughts on why you should put it on your must-see list . . .

Someone told me recently that I need to stand up for myself more . . . especially when it came to the fact that I do actually enjoy the Twilight series.  So, I thought, what could be better for doing that than posting it on the Internet where possibly millions of people can see it? In reality, only about twenty people including my mom and sister will probably view this page, but nonetheless here it is. I am a fan of Twilight.

For Hulu users, the honeymoon will soon be over.

The online video-viewing Web site may begin charging users for content as soon as 2010, News Corp Deputy Chairman Chase Carey announced at an industry summit in New York City on Oct. 21, according to an article by industry magazine Broadcasting and Cable. Hulu has provided many popular TV shows and movies on demand since its introduction in March 2008 for free through ads and commercials.

While the announcement has come before most of the formal details have been ironed out, this is likely to cause an uproar among its most dedicated viewers. And as unpopular as this may make me, I'm about to make my own announcement: it's their right to do this.