X-Men: The Last Stand - The third and (possibly) final part to the X-Men series. A mutant "cure" is found, and then everything goes to hell. Magneto (the always wonderful Ian McKellen) gathers an army to destroy the source: a mutant boy named Leech. Charles Xavier (Patrick Stewart) and his band of peaceful mutants hope to stop Magneto and blah blah ( Read more... )

The Da Vinci Code - Ron Howard's adaptation of the infamous novel in which Robert Langdon (Tom Hanks) and Sophie Neveu (Audrey Tautou, a favorite of mine) unmask a mystery involving Mary Magdalene's place in the Catholic Church, and the finding of theHoly Grail. I've been told by nit-picks that I don't include enough plot details. You want a total ( Read more... )

My god. I can't believe I've watched THIS many disturbing films over the past few days. Lets go through the rouster. ( Read more... )

Silent Hill ( Read more... )

Lucky Number Slevin - A case of mistaken identity lands Slevin (Josh Hartnett) into the middle of a war being plotted by two of the city's most rival crime bosses: The Rabbi (Ben Kingsley) and The Boss (Morgan Freeman). Slevin is under constant surveillance by relentless Detective Brikowski (Stanley Tucci) as well as the infamous assassin Goodkat ( ( Read more... )

V for Vendetta - World War III has come and gone, and the mistakes of the past have come 'round full circle. The people of Great Britain, in fear of the plague and chaos that resulted in the "States", have handed their rights away to the church, and a Hitler-esquire ruler (John Hurt) for protection. But not all hope is lost, for an anarchist has ( Read more... )

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Crash won the Oscar. I'm glad that Ang Lee took home the Oscar for Best Director, but c'mon. Two films, both raise important social issues. But Crash was the better made film overall. YAY!!! I didn't think the Oscar people could surprise us much ( Read more... )

If they so want to spit in the face of science, then it should be made a law that creationists cannot use technology beyond that which was current to the 19th century. Oh lets make it nice, 1856, the year Darwin thought up that great theory of evolution.You can't pick and choose what science to take in, like some sort of clubhouse. No cars. No guns ( Read more... )

The Aristocrats - A documentary about a foul joke that spanned back to the Vaudeville era involving a family (and a dog) fecal matter, and lots of other stuff. Simply put, the Aristocrats delivers the foul. But not necessarily the funny. Comedians like George Carlin, Robin Williams and Bob Saget made me laugh, but other comedians simply left me ( Read more... )