Jackson wrote:No it isn't

I take it you're more of a Titanic person?

Memento ---> The Dark Knight ---> The Prestige ---> Following ---> Batman Begins ---> Inception

I still haven't seen Insomnia. It's sitting on the shelf upstairs.

^ is correct.

< Is returning to school soon.

v can't whistle.

For those who have not seen Edgar Wright's first film which he made in his hometown at age 18, please do yourself a favor and spare 40 mins.

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid ... 9356743136#

It's quite possibly the greatest movie ever made.

I'm wrapping up the Coen brothers filmography. The Man Who Wasn't There - My God, what a beautiful movie! I don't mean that in the sappy way, but in terms of cinematography. It's almost too good. Aside from that, this movie is fantastic. Billy Bob Thorton, Frances McDormand, and Tony Shaloub are exc...

Miller's Crossing (7.2/10) The third Coen brothers' film is an odd one. Undoubtedly one of their most serious works, MC is a slow paced, well thought out crime drama. Personally, I nearly fell asleep 30 minutes in but (And perhaps this is just the testosterone talking) once some bodies starting sho...

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< Went to bed at 4:30 AM and woke up at 1:00 PM.

v Just had a very satisfying breakfast/lunch/dinner

DEATH RACE 2000 (1975)

7.5/10.0

What a fun, ridiculous movie. Turn your brain off and have yourself a good time. Seriously.

You know, the one that got you hooked into the film world forever. I for one grew up on the Indiana Jones and James Bond series. But if I had to pick two films that I can safely say drew me into this world, they would be Goldfinger and North By Northwest Goldfinger was like a weekly viewing for me w...

1. Kiss Kiss Bang Bang 2. Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? 3. Raiders of the Lost Ark 4. LA Confidential 5. Hot Fuzz 6. American Psycho 7. Rushmore 8. Glengarry Glen Ross 9. Apocalypse Now 10. The Hudsucker Proxy And a few shout outs to: Chinatown, In Bruges, Annie Hall, Boogie Nights, Back to the Fu...