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The new movie that came out yesterday (Christmas Day) is called "Bedtime Stories", casting Adam Sandler as the main character, "Skeeter", in which he tells his neice and nephew stories before bed, and whatever happened in the story came true the next day. But the kids have to come up with the ending. Have you seen it? Do you think it was any good? Post your thoughts about this movie here!

Haven't seen it yet,but its on my movie to see list along with:The Tale of Despereaux,Valkyrie,The Spirit,and im sortof thinking of seeing "the mysterious case of benjamin button" or whatever its called,just because Bradd Pitt is phenomenol usually.
But ya theres actually more than one movie I wanna see for once. Thats very rare for me XD

Looks like garbage just like about every other Adam Sandler movie.

I saw it today. It was a really good movie, I liked it. The idea was pretty imaginative, the only change I would've made is towards the end but I won't say it to avoid spoiling it.

I could not have said it better myself!!

I thought it was funny,but then again I am not very picky with movies but, i dont know what else to say bout it. It was good to me and alot of people I know like it.

I want to see this almost solely to see how Adam Sandler fares in a Disney movie His characters/movies are usually pretty raunchy/adult so (moreso the earlier stuff)... him + Disney kids' movie = ???

Lol... Right, like this isn't an obvious rip off Inkheart.

Haha, maybe it's like the kid-friendly version of Inkheart.

Technically, Inkheart came after Bedtime Stories so from that standpoint, it can't be a ripoff unless Inkheart went into production first.

Actually, Inkheart was a book before either movie went into production. So yes, it very well could be a ripoff.

If it were a ripoff, it would be a more obvious connection plot wise, the stories don't litterally come to life like they do in Inkheart, they just happen realistically and he doesn't ready books for the stories.

It would be hard to tell if bedtime stories was a rip-off if there wasn't a book of it because inkheart could have begun production sooner, but bedtime stories could come out sooner giving the impression that inkheart is the rip-off when it's the other way around.

I meant the the MOVIE [Bedtime Stories] was a rip-off of the BOOK, Inkheart. And after ding a bit of digging, I found that production for Bedtime Stories began as early as April 2007 while plans for the Inkheart movie have been made as far back as October 2006.

Isn't research exciting? :]

I appreciate the sarcasm.



By the way, ya mis-read my post. I'm not trying to defend "bedtime stories" at all. I'm actually saying it is a rip-off of the book inkheart.