Crazy Love - 8/10. Burt Pugach falls in love, she won't marry him because he's already married, he hires dudes to blind her with acid, he goes to jail, he gets out, they get married. Sorry for the spoilers, but it's still worth watching.

That was pretty awkward, and I suspect there will be lingering tensions for at least several days.

Overnight - 9/10. This was recommended to me by two separate people, and both were spot on. I've never seen The Boondock Saints, so I was hesitant to watch this, but reassured that I'd like it fine and I did. I think I cringed nearly every time Duffy opened his mouth to say something. There's no ne...

Overnight - 9/10. This was recommended to me by two separate people, and both were spot on. I've never seen The Boondock Saints, so I was hesitant to watch this, but reassured that I'd like it fine and I did. I think I cringed nearly every time Duffy opened his mouth to say something.

Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix - 4.7/10. I was with my sister's family on vacation last week, and her kids watched it about 7 times. It's not very good and it doesn't get better the more you watch it.

MissBrownstone wrote:The Other Guys - 6/10. Not as stupid as I thought it would be (I had reallllly low expectations), but not great. And Mark Wahlberg didn't even take off his shirt, so.

This bums me out.

Kick-Ass - 6/10. I'm sorry, but it wasn't as could as it should have been for how built up it was. Even the soundtrack was predictable. McLovin was really weak. That movie has the weakest last reel in history...seriously, the end of that movie should have been so bad ass, and was completely weak sa...

Kick-Ass - 6/10. I'm sorry, but it wasn't as could as it should have been for how built up it was. Even the soundtrack was predictable. McLovin was really weak.

The Enigma of Kaspar Hauser - 6.9/10. I wanted to like it more than I did, because I loved Bruno S. in Stroszek and I tend to love most of Herzog's movies. It's not bad, I just wasn't as invested in it as I hoped I'd be.

King Corn - 7/10. I watched it as a follow up to Food, Inc. hoping it would be better than it was. It was okay, but the beginning was too slow and overall it was just a little dull. Watching the part with the HFCS lady was kind of funny because she looked like she'd be plucked straight out of 1992 ...

Prodigal Sons -8.9/10. It's great. Reading the description of this movie leads you to believe that it's more about the woman who does all of the voice over an is the basic subject of the film, but there's so much more to it.

YYC wrote: The Runaways: 5/10 Not so much a movie as a collection of montages and shots of Dakota Fanning looking fucked up and the Twilight chick looking angst ridden.

Kristen Stewart's face is stuck that way, she can't help it. She's the go-to gal for angst.

Best Worst Movie - 8/10. Documentary about Troll 2 which is considered the worst movie ever made and how it's gone on to become a cult classic since it's release in 1989. I have to track down the actual film now. Good stuff. Also, there is no Troll 1. I keep hearing so many good things about this m...

Dawn of the Dead - 6/10. Too long and the score was grating on my nerves. Maybe that's on purpose, but I still didn't like it.

David Sedaris gets a pass because he's more awesome than pretty much everyone.

IDIAMINDADA wrote:

Bridget wrote:That doesn't mean it belongs in chocolate ice cream.

I don't care for chocolate ice cream...In fact I do not care for chocolate at all.


Yes I know, that makes me a bad person.

Not necessarily a bad person, but you need to get yourself to a doctor because I think you broke your taste buds.

That doesn't mean it belongs in chocolate ice cream.

I went out for ice cream the other night, and they had chocolate ice cream with candied bacon. SO GROSS.

Inception - 8/10. It's good. It's not nearly as complex as some people would have you believe, but it's engrossing enough.

exitflagger wrote: I honestly don't think any court in the land would disagree that "Shut the front door" requires a response of justifiable assault and battery. Murder, on the other hand might be a bit much but hey, sometimes these things happen.

I think the worst you'd get is a slap on the wrist.

If you say "Shut the front door!" as a substitute for "Shut the fuck up!" while in my physical presence, you WILL incur a swift punch to the throat. No exceptions. Have a nice day. Have you actually been in the presence of someone saying this? If so, I suggest you surround yours...

Night of the Living Dead - I'm pretty new to horror as a genre, so I'm not sure how to rate it, but I can say I really enjoyed it.

theglammerthebetter wrote: Did you hear about the Morgans? I loved it. Hugh Grant was hilarious as always. 8/10

Moon, Sam rockwell was great, good story, awful special fx, terrible ending 6/10

I think there's something wrong with you.

p.s. This idea has some legs. That hot vet friend of mine will be there too. August + Ice Cream + Hot Vet Friend = good times.

I'm all over it. The bride might be confused, but we'll just say you're QC for Jeni's.

Maybe I'll look into having them cater the wedding. Who wouldn't want an all ice cream catered wedding in August?

The stuff I had was more of a back of the throat burn, but it was amazing. I'm also a total wimp when it comes to spicy stuff, so other people probably wouldn't find it so hot.

I'm going to be in Dublin OH next month, so I'll have to check out Jeni's.

The Karate Kid, the original - 8.3/10. It beats the pants off of the new one and gets a couple of points for being bloodier. This movie has one of the most abrupt endings I've seen. http://st15.flashecom.com/spearfilms/images/Martin%20Kove.jpg This guy's photo cracks me up too. That's probably wher...

You probably wouldn't need it. My first bite made me cough so hard I nearly puked.

It made me choke. I had to chase it with Tres Leches cake, but it was pretty good.