Best movie this summer?

I haven't really been to see any grown up movies this summer so I'm hoping people come in with some good suggestions.

Two movies I'm looking forward to seeing is "The Help" and "We Need To Talk About Kevin".

The Help was one of the two movies I just loved, very serious, but one funny movie too.

Second would be Rachel's Key but that could be the best movie of the year, or decade. With our ticket came a book of same name, free. I started reading it the minute I got home, finished it in 3 days. Oh, God, what a story. I'll never feel the same about France again. It's a must-see.

"The Help" is also a movie I'd like to see, as I read the book, dto. for "Water for Elephants" - I loved the book and I hope the movie is good too!
Another one is "Bridesmaids" - haven't seen it yet, but everyone is raving about how funny it is.

So, it boils down to it that I haven't seen any of them

My mom was telling me about the book "Rachel's Key". She said that I absolutely had to read it so it's on my must read list.

I've read some strange reviews about "The Help", asking why movies about black people always have to be carried by white actors. I don't remember thinking it was a "black book" when I read it so I'm surprised some people consider it a "black movie".

Well, The Help takes place during the 60's about the time Medger Evers was killed, as was then President Kennedy. The white lady writes a book about the "help" which refers to the maids in a small town in Mississippi.

How would you separate what the white people were doing, without the black maids finally finding their groove, allowing the white journalist to tell their side of the story.

I liked the movie "Buck," too. Precious story, about one of Robert Redford's "authentic" people. Water for Elephants was fantastic.

I thought it was "Sarah's Key" and "Rachel's Secret" - two different books..
haven't read Rachel's Secret, but "Sarah's Key" is a beautiful read.

Funny, I made the same mistake yesterday, calling the movie Rachel's Key.