Freakin' lurved it. ("South of Heaven, West of Hell" is another great western, quirky, but real good)

Did anyone see the Blind Side that didnt like it?

I saw Wolfman, Daybreakers, and The Road and I wasn't impressed with any of them.

Just got back from Toy Story 3. It was surprisingly emotional, and a great way to end the story arc. Loved it.

Go see Inception...you will like it. Remember how you felt when you first saw The Matrix? This movie will take you there again. Its not perfect - the gratuitous gun fights, for example- but it makes for a great summer blockbuster. Try to go without reading or hearing anything about it.

In the process of watching 28 Weeks Later. After that I'm thinking about watching 300.

I'm watching The Machinist... starve much, Mr. Bale?

Saw Salt. Pretty fun to watch, and kept me guessing for a while. I figured out the twist, but pretty late.

'Repo Men' is a six (out of ten).

****SPOILER ALERT****

The movie 'Neighbor' includes one scene that involves a small-diameter glass rod, and a man's erect penis. If you've ever wanted to see blood gushing from the pee-hole of an erect penis, this is your chance.

I gave it a seven.

"The Waiting City-it tries very hard to be worthy and almost makes it. The issues that come out of it (adoption of children from other countries + what a family should be + what constitutes understanding another culture) are more worthy than the movie itself.

"Never Let Me Go" was very good. I went in knowing the premise, and enjoyed it, but I expect that the less you know going in, the better.

My last movie is Avatar 3D and it is superb.

I like to be scared. A little gore isn't going to do it for me. I need tension and build-up and the big surprise.

So, the last couple Saturdays I hit the movie theater for the first showing of the day (only 4 dollah and 25 cent) of the most recent new scary movies.

First Saturday I saw The Last Exorcism. Like most films set in "documentary" style it totally fizzled for me. I loved the beginning: the preacher guy was great as an evangelist setting out to debunk the exorcisms they'd been doing for year. But not one time did I feel even slightly scared.

And I can turn down my brain and suspend disbelief if I can get my WHAT THE FUCK? moment.

Then I saw Devil, by M Night Shama-lama-ding-dong. It wasn't great, it was decent, but there was "that moment" where I'm sitting in the theater, almost completely alone, and I gasped out loud "OHHHHHH FUCK!"

I don't have high hopes for all the other scare fare that comes around this time of year, but I'll probably keep trying, I so love that scary moment.

Resident Evil was 3D.