Replacement for Live Motion?

I used Adobe Live Motion on my old mac but can't on my new MacBook Pro, has anyone any suggestions for a simple replacement?
Live Motion was easy to use but am not sure about the new products.
Any help much appreciated. Thanks in advance.

Motion (bundled with FCS) has all the capabilities of LiveType and much, much more.
-DH

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