Moviezzz

I am waiting to collaborate with Scott for the two MAJOR stories I have left, with some pictures available for the 2nd one, since I want to get the story right, so here are some more movie reviews to pass the time.

Merry Christmas Eve everyone, and remember, Jesus is the Reason for the Season. Keep Christ In Christmas!!!

No Country For Old Men - Wow, what a movie. My dad didn't like the ending, but I didn't really expect him to, he's more into just the plot, not into movies that make you think. Not to take away from him or anything, but I love movies like this. This is really a great PICTURE, and probably one of the best movies I've seen in theaters. The theme is something I can relate to, even at a young age. I enjoyed it, and would highly recommend it.

Charlie Wilson's War - Both serious and funny, this movie doesn't really seem to figure out which it wanted to be, but it was good at both. The war sequences are beyond laughable however, which I just couldn't even understand. Not too bad, better than I would have thought, and for free and seeing it with relatives, a good experience. Also, SYG was playing over the intercom in NACOGDOCHES, TX. My grandpa and dad didn't really care for them...

Phone Booth - Not bad, but I think SAW did a better job of the moral of the story, if you can believe that. Decent rental I guess.

Pale Rider - Weak western, weak Eastwood movie.

Yojimbo - Samurai movie that A Fistfull of Dollars was based on. Not bad, obviously not quality cinematography, and Scott made fun of me for watching this. Oh well.

Chinatown - Awesome movie, maybe Nicholson's best acting? The writing on this was great, it just kept developing and developing. The ending was a little weak, but still, great stuff.

Also, the b9 had a thread with sendspace links for Pitchfork's top 100 albums of the year, and top 100 60's songs...time to clear out some memory space, or get a new external harddrive I guess