"The Trouble With Harry" is very much British humour.

GATTACA still works for me. Makes me wonder if I should bother with In Time just to see...

I watched Tim & Eric Billion Dollar Movie. It was a 90 minute episode of the show. Trippy, creepy and very often disturbing. If you like the show, you'll like the movie.

Yup

Just saw the Woody Allen movie, Manhattan.

Meh. But it was only an hour and a half. Just not as funny as anticipated.

My wife and I watched Drive (waaaay overrated) and Paranormal Activity 3 last night. PA 3 was surprisingly creepy. It also provides reasons for what happened in the first two movies.

Why do you think Drive was overrated?

I guess I'm asking, what hype did you hear...?

I thought drive was a bit slow but I loved Albert Brook's performance in that movie. He stole the show.

Brooks was very good. He plays ruthless quite well.

Was it as slow a drive as OJ in the white Bronco?

I thought Drive was good, it just wasn't the movie that I was expecting. I don't know what I thought it would be. Just not that.

In Time was very entertaining.

Too bad for have Amanda in weird short hair thought.

Saw The Artist this last weekend.

Loved it. When movies are concerned about acting, dialogue and drama, I got a real feel for the lighting and cinematography which is something I've been missing from most movies. Yeah it was a bit melodramatic, but it was a silent movie that held my interest for 100 minutes which Battleship Potemkin (and I'd consider myself an Eisensteinenite) never quite did.

Before that, saw Sherlock Holmes 2, and I enjoyed it. Very much like the character was always intended and the pre-planning of the fight with Moriarty was better than the entire first movie.

Ghandi.

Ben Kingsly was pretty good, but I wish Michael Bay had directed it.

J/K

We watched 'Real Steel' last night. I was expecting a cheesy movie, but it was actually pretty good. Every time I see Hugh Jackman though, I can't help but picture Wolverine, and it didn't help things that the actor who played the Blob from the Wolverine movie, was also in 'Real Steel'.

I want to watch a Dangerous Method. I hear that is about Keira Knighted in topless getting slap in the ### by Freud or his friend. I'm totally in!