I saw Ghost Watch. It was terrifying.

Saw Ides of March which was a letdown, and then Crazy, Stupid, Love. which would have been a letdown if I had any expectations whatsoever.

Ryan Gosling, if you hadn't made Drive, I'd swear this was not your year. Also, still love Lars and the Real Girl.

Just bought and watched dvd Ben Hur, explaining to my kids...18,16,&14 that this was a classic, got the oldest to sit and watch with me. The other two could not be torn from various electronic game stuff long enough, lol. Was just as good as the first time saw it oh so many years ago. Oldest son liked itr as well. It is a little long and slow, but good. My son even enjoyed and wanted to hear the overtures!

Children of Men... still as bleak and incredible as I remembered. Amazing movie.

Fanboys

A great movie that took me back to a time when I didn't know just how bad things were about to become. An absolute must for any Star Wars fan.

The first part of the movie was AWESOME! it was about to become one of my NEW 100 Favorite Movies!

BUT from the final half to the end become HORRIBLE.

I gotta ask... which one you talking about, brother?

I was about to ask the same thing. The first part of what movie, Carlos? Jackstar7 listed four different Ryan Gossling movies in the post you quoted.

Moving on then... watched Win-Win last night. Really solid little movie. Never got too heavy, but really does make you feel things. Just a nice drama with enough comedic moments.

Crazy Stupid Love.

The first part have many of the philosophies of my religious guru David DiAngelo. But from the part that he is just talking with Emma Stone instead of carry her to bed or kick her out the movie became really boring and unrreal. the first part was absoluter real showing how the rules of atraxction really work in the real work.

Watchmen

It was amazing. Light years better than 300 (another comic book movie) from same director. Then again I have not read Watchmen comic book so I don't have issues with changes in movie compared it.

I saw Super 8 and Conan. Both were entertaining. I liked Super 8 better than Conan.

Just finished watching The Captains tonight. It was good, but given the material, it seems like it could have been a miniseries at least in order to give more time to each individual interview.

The Muppets.

I loved it.

Observe and Report.

This movie was a bit more enjoyable than I expected. I do appreciate how the story played out and that all of the people who appeared to be stupid lived up to their stupidity and learned nothing. Not the sort of thing I would usually find entertaining, but the context with this worked.

Also saw The Descendants. Nicely made movie that's certain to hit a lot of people pretty hard... just not me so much.