You're in the Movies Review  You're in the Movies is a box-
office bust, despite featuring your own recognizable stars.
You're in the Movies' camera-based gameplay promises lots of
laughs, but delivers too many groans. The premise is to get in
front of the camera for a series of minigames. As you swat-the-
fly, chop-the-block, pull-the-rope, and run-in-place, the camera
records your actions to be inserted into a movie at the end of
the collection of games. Seeing yourself in a short movie is
initially amusing, but the novelty wears off long before the
credits roll.  Running games are frequent and exhausting if done
correctly.  You can participate in 30 movies either by yourself
or with up to four players. Within the collection are many
genres: horror, sci-fi, action, disaster, and classic. The
categories are pretty straightforward, but the movies are lame
rip-offs of real Hollywood blockbusters. The filming of each
movie is divided into four rounds to allow you to catch your
breath, redefine your motivation,