Metal Reviews

Capitalism: A Love Story.
Office Space.

Get Him to the Greek

Very fucking funny...

the commercials looked stupid, but this is all I am hearing is how fucking funny it is.

Maybe I'll go see it tomorrow.

Every time I see that fucking fat kid's face, I die a little inside.

Jonah Hill?

I'd be willing to bet 2 months pay that that kid is older than you. Funnier too.

Older, probably.

Funnier? It's up to interpretation. I can't stand him.

Nor me. Only certain Jews should get into showbiz.

Well, I thought it was really funny...some of you fellers have peculiar senses of humor, though, so maybe you wouldn't like it. I dunno..

It does get +10 points for a Mars Volta reference. It's actually a funny part, and they play some of their music I couldn't tell what song it was, though.

I thought Russell Brand was hilarious in Forgetting Sarah Marshall so imo that movie will be funny.

I suppose the best way to appreciate Russell Brand is to be exposed to as little as possible.

FRW: The Sun - a kind of Japanese Downfall about The Emperor at the end of WW2. Much slower and subtler, though - found myself nodding at a few places but it is a great film. The facial tick that gets odder and odder, the varied reactions of the Americans from hilarity to contempt, the way the 'descendant of gods' is treated by his servants... all great.

Daybreakers

meh

Ponyo.

History of the World Pt. 1.

JEWS
IN
SPACE

Grace, Paranormal Activity, Law Abiding Citizen, Phantasm, Prince of Persia, Step Brothers. Within the past week or so.

Standing in the Shadows of Motown - Awesome music, OK other stuff. Probably would've prefered a brief outline of their history then just a full length concert.

The Young Victoria - Not the most original ideas for a period piece but it had very pretty costumes/music/sets/Emily Blunt and a couple parts with teh emotions.

started The Salton Sea too, seems OK so far.

Harold And Kumar something White Castle - Not bad.

Took the boy and his friend to both Shrek: Forever After and Toy Story 3 (3D) this weekend.

Edge of Darkness - Pretty good. Mel was actually very good in this.

Tais Toi! - Silly but fun French buddy-comedy. Jean Reno and Gerard Depardieu.

Clash of the Titans - Not the brightest bulb in the bunch and it had way too much going on, but it was actually pretty fun and never got boring. With small improvements across the board it could've been really awesome.