I implore all of you, please do not watch the Academy Awards this year. Let them suffer, drastically!

Just returned home from seeing "The Artist". As with the majority of films from last year, what's the big deal here? It was disappointingly meh.

Just watched "The People Vs. George Lucas". Pretty good, but how the movie never talks about Lucas making the new trilogy for kids (mentioned briefly), vs. that he made the first one for himself, not kids, is a huge oversight.

Oh Power Rangers, I know you aren't good, but I enjoy you anyways.

Reminder to everyone = tomorrow is the bad movie party! Starts at 2pm! Come be shocked and awe at how insipid some filmmakers in fact are!

"Rise Of The Planet Of The Apes" was a great surprise! Not quite perfect, but damn fun.

Thank goodness for "HP 7.2" and "Captain America". The summer (movie-wise) has finally arrived! The mediocre shitstorm seems to be going away!

Just found out that directors are done with their films as soon as the cameras stop rolling. They don't help edit, or oversee the visual effects, or the music, or ya know, any of post-production. Who fucking knew?

Just found out that directors are done with their films as soon as the cameras stop rolling. They don't help edit, or oversee the visual effects, or the music, or ya know, any of preproduction. Who fucking knew?

"Sucker Punch" extended cut was damn awesome!

Since when did not liking a more cartoony take on a comic book movie automatically mean you don't like any cartoony takes, and must love the more realistic versions? Can't bad movies be bad, and good movies be good? Since when did it became all or nothing?

For the record, I thought "Thor", which was cartoony was excellent, and I don't much care for Nolan's "Batman" movies (sacrilege I know). "Green Lantern" just happened to suck, imo. There's nothing more to it than that.