Saw three more movies.

'Babel'
'Hollywoodland'
'Trudell'

Babel was pretty good. It was a little slow at times, very long and I kept waiting for the punch lines, but then I started to figure out that it is supposed to engage your senses. That it did. It kind of put me into a tense trance. You have to see it to get an idea.

Hollywoodland is about the story of George Reeves, who played the original Superman, back in the early 50's. It wasn't exactly a hardcore investigation type of film, but ran more pararell to another characters story. it was a little annoying, but still a good story of what might of happened. I found out some things I didn't know about before I saw the film. Not bad overall though. And for once, Ben Affleck actually did a pretty good acting job. He kept reminding me of Al Gore.

Trudell is the story of the American Indian activist John Trudell. Sad what happend to his family and I remember many of those things that happened in the late 60's and early 70's. This director, Heather Rae did a very good job in directing it. It was a very good documentary not necessarily of his life, but more about the things that shaped him and how it shaped what he had to say about his peoples problems and now the worlds problems. Things that probably shaped a lot of things within Goverment today. It's a rare thing for someone to speak so openly and be so concerned about the social spectrums in America.

Its already an older movie, but as it is just shown on TV here it remembered me of how much I liked it when I first saw it.
Colateral - great movie!!!!!!!!! Got to see it amazing atmosphere!!!!

since i am a comic book fan, the last three movies i saw in the theater were comic book based ( spider-man 3, tmnt- for my son, and ghost rider). needless to say i was a little bit disappointed. i like horror so i rented the hitcher which wasn't too bad and black christmas which was ok until the awful ending. departed was great but the last great movie that made me say " wow" was inside man. that was a treat and spike is officially back. the movies i am going to see this summer? hmm.. fantastic four, definately transformers ( the character is what i based my username on), die harder and borne ultimatum.

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'Colateral', hmm, yes I heard it's supposed to be good. I'll check it out.

What am I thinking? I saw it already, yes' it's very good. Tom Cruise does it again.

'Francture'. Hmmm, took a look at the trailer, looks interesting. I usually don't watch to many Hopkins films, since I now relate him to the 'Silence Of The Lambs'. And then he came out with 'Hannibal', creeps me out and I expect all of his movies to be like that now. I have to check that one out also.

Have any of you ever seen 'Dexter' yet? The HBO television series? I got a first episode promo and I got to say, I think I'm going to be getting into this one for awhile. I know it contradics my dislike for Hopkin movies, but this is different. He's actually a 'good serial killer'. Interesting concept.

Saw 'Fracture' last night. Not bad. Hopkins still gives me the creeps. He was certainly his creepiest in this film. There was only one thing in this film. This guy Ryan Gosling, he mumbles his lines. I can't stand actors who mumble. For Hopkins and the murder mystery plot I give the film three stars. Don't expect much action here either. Most of it is conversational. Just a good murder mystery, if you like those kinds of films.

Saw it.

Really makes me thankful for not ever having gone through something like that.

Little Children is great.

In theaters "Knocked Up" is definitely a must see.

I saw hostel 2. The first one is better although the second one is more bloody. But the thing that killed the movie is when they applied humor to the movie. It wanted to be a bad freddy kruer movie