When I go and see a movie the three things that motivate me the most are the story, the stars, and the reputation. "How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days" is a perfect example. The story seamed really good and funny to me, a chick flick. The stars were Matthew McConaughey, and Kate Hudson, who were both really well know and famous. McConaughey is a very hansom man and Hudson is really cute and bubbly. The reputation of this movie was great. I was so excited when it came out; I kept seeing the previews and trailers.
             Normally I go and see the movies most people classify as "chick flicks". I like that they consist of a bunch of comedy, some romance and even throw in some drama and tragedy. I think for the most of the people that don't enjoy chick flicks, it's partly because they haven't taken the time to take the simplicity of the story and just enjoy it for what it is. I also like the plain old comedies. They interest me in how they can have such a funny movie that seems to be going nowhere but in the end you have this detailed story that evolved from the various jokes and play on words they like to include.
             From the comedy genre I usually prefer the ones with the comedians I've grown up watching and have really come to like, such as Robin Williams, Eddies Murphy, ECT... I guess if you really think about it you could say I am prejudice to the new and independent actors or actresses, but I like to stick to what I'm used to and what I know is good. I also think its amusing when they portray teenagers that are supposed to be in high school with actresses or actors that are 20 years old or sometimes even older. This is definitely shown in the movie "Jawbreaker".
             The third and final way I select my movie is by its reputations. I don't pay to much attention to what the reviews have to say, I generally base it on what my friends and family have to say about it after seeing it. I als...