I won't stay up tonight waiting for that story to develop!

Where did you find it?
I didn't see it at Blockbuster or Redbox.

Watched A dangerous method.

Very interesting movie about how a crazy chick steped on the relationship between Dr. Freud and his friend.

Also and more important: Keira Knighte getting slap and licking it. But she was SO skinny on this movie, even for my taste. and crazy beyond the normal standard limits..

I tried to get through The Zookeeper this weekend. I trust Hollywood convention and expect the main character catches the realized female interest before the movie ends. There is a fun cavalcade of celebrities voicing all the animals though.

I think that the most important business lesson to be learned is this: if you have developed a secret formula that lets your professional sports team succeed at a fraction of the cost of your competitors, it's *maybe* not the best idea to spell out all the details of that formula in a book. I mean, there's a reason why Col. Sanders never published something called "What Makes My Chicken So Danged Tasty in 12 Easy Steps."

NETFLIX!!!! BOOYAH!

By the way, this movie is FANTASTIC! Everybody should see it!

Probably might want to change it: sell the secret formula for your sports team and then drop your sports team because of all the money you'll make by selling them out.

Not to mention they scrapped their own plans and signed all their pitchers to big contracts, who then proceeded to get injured/suck.

I watched Horrible Bosses last night. Rather funny. Amusing to see Jason Sudekis as a ladies' man.

My understanding was they didn't write the book, but rather the book was written years before by a night shift security guard at a factory. It was Beane that applied the book in practice.

But yeah, why brag about it?

Strangely I also worked with a lot of people in RL who didn't get punished enough for bad choices.

And I agree completely with your review.

Having worked in an environment similar to this it struck really close to home in a relatable way - I could watch that movie and place real life names on all the characters in it. It's very accurate in that regard.

It was my turn to watch Moneyball last night. Really enjoyed it. Just a great script executed by a really good cast.

Watched Gamer, I've never seen it before even though I'm a huge fan of the Crank directors. I think its because I didn't realize it was them.

However, enjoyed the movie, didn't get too involved with the "message" or whatever and just enjoyed it.

Decent flick, has me stoked for Ghost Rider.

Saw "Rise of the Planet of the Apes," and DAMN was it fun!

FANBOYS I loved the whole recurring joke about Trekkies

Soooo...the entire movie, then?