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The Departed: Martin Scorsese - Rotten Tomatoe Ranking 93% - I thoroughly enjoyed this movie. I waited nearly two weeks to rent, since it was out every time I went to the movie store. I'm not a huge Dicaprio fan, but he was pretty fucking brillant in his role, as was Nicholson as the absurdly calm, yet insane mob lord. Matt Damon is eh, as is Wahlberg, regardless of their performances this movie is Highly recommended. The ending is a twist I never thought I'd see coming. The Prestige: Christopher Nolan - Rotten Tomatoe Ranking 74% - I definitely do not agree with the RTR, I really, really liked this movie. Bale and Jackman were superb in their roles, and you could feel the hatred between the two men, the revenge, the race to see who was the better man / magician. I loved the ending, I thought it was going to end a different way, but the twist was perfect. Again, highly recommended. Babel: Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu - Rotten Tomatoe Ranking 68% - I'm indifferent towards this movie. I hugely disliked anything with the Japanese deaf / mute girl, and the Mexican babysitter. I realise the connection between them, however it was absurd the amount of time they received compared to Brad Pitt and Cate Blanchette. This is dubbed as Pitt's "best film performance" my response: go watch Se7en, Fight Club, and Troy before making those claims. Not recommended. Marie Antoinette: Sofia Coppola - Rotten Tomatoe Ranking 53% - I thoroughly hated this movie. The fiancee wanted to watch it, so instead of hearing her complain about how we never watch the movies she wants to watch, I watched. Dunst isn't even that nice to look at, and I'm pretty sure that's not how it really happened. Fuckin' hollywood and it's lame ass alterted movies.

I am patiently awaiting the release of this movie. The director, Kevin Fincher also made Fight Club and Se7en, two of my top ten favorite movies. The preview alone has guranteed my viewing, let along Fincher directing it.

I laughed my ass off watching this movie last night. It's gotten horrible reviews, and didn't do so well at the box office, regardless of all of that, I throughly enjoyed this movie last night. Dane Cook is hilarious, a comediac genious. Jessica Simpson is absolutely gorgeous, and plays her part fairly well. Andy Dick is awesome as the legally overly blind co-worker / weird and estranged friend, and Dax Shepherd plays his crazy cashier role to a tee. Most won't like this flim, however, if you want a good laugh, watch this movie.