The Dark Knight

Fright Night

Drive -- pretty good flick!

The Debt

Coming to America.

Children of the Corn 1

Just Go With It. Fairly standard Sandler fare. And pretty predictable. But, I laughed quite a bit. Nothing of substance, but funny. And, even if you don't find it funny, Brooklyn Decker and Jen Aniston in bikinis will make it worth your while.

Planet of the Apes. Better than I expected. Heston's 'damned dirty apes' line revisited made me cringe, however.

Courageous, awesome movie.

Tremors

Sucker Punch --- ehhh, good execution, kinda messed me up at first and for 25 minutes til I figured out
what I THOUGHT might be going on. Nice effects, odd parallels to several other movies, good stuff on balance.

Cars 2 --- Never really saw all of the first one, but that is not required. Laughed out loud a few times,
but more for kids than your usual Pixar fare. Pretty GOOD, but oddly unappealing.

Meh, me too....damn kid, so not like the 1st one :-)

Reservoir Dogs

Love it. I just took my collectors edition up to the cabin with me this weekend but didn't get around to watching it.

I loved this movie, the imagined sequences where top notch. Kinda wish the whole movie was the imagined part.
Still a great movie!

I've been watching a lot of Quentin Tarantino stuff lately. I love his work.

Agreed, I am a fan of his work.

I thought the imagining stuff (sucker punch)was a real look into how sophisticated greenscreen and CGI have
gotten of late, and of course, TinTin is a showcase for human realism, even cartoon human realism. Both good
examples of how you can do it and still not come off just looking like a cheap mishmash of points and polygons.
There were a couple of spots in Sucker Punch where I thought they really let themselves go in terms of character
replacement, with CGI doubles not well integrated. But on the whole it really looked moody and real and dirty and good.

Zookeeper, I thought it was pretty funny.

:-):-)

Domino

One for the Money- entertaining.