North Country

When A Stranger Calls Back

Capote

Meet the Fockers

"Akeelah and the Bee."

It was the most pleasurable movie experience of my LIFE.

Seriously.

You have GOT to see this movie.

Do it. You won't regret it.

To Sir, with Love II

Murder By Numbers

No one's gonna love you like me

no one else, no one else

The Family Stone - touching, beautiful dramedy everyone with a quirky family should see!

Stick It - and it was horrible...the cheapest looking movie with the worst acting and dialogue. There were some good one-liners that you hear about half of from the previews...but other than that it's bad. The last half is better than the first half - still annoying though.

Falling Down

^OMG Falling Down is the most depressing movie ever. It just goes from bad to worse to [!@#$%^&*]!! Great movie.

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Stick It. Better than I thought it would be, only because I had really low expectations. I'll watch anything with Jeff Bridges though. And yes, most of the dialogue was above cheezy.

I'm an IFC fanatic and last night I watched a good movie with Sean Hayes called 'Billy's Hollywood Screen Kiss" and was surprised that Matt Ashford (Jack on DOOL) had a fairly major part in the film.

Just got through watching the unrated version of Sliver that just came out on DVD. It was pretty good but didn't see much different than the rated version.

In the theater - Walk The Line (Johnny Cash fan here...and Joaquin did a great job, I thought)

Rental - Good Night and Good Luck

But since I saw it months ago, the movie I am most madly in love with is "Mad Hot Ballroom" (as you can probably guess) and it's a documentary. The kids are adorable...some of them awkward, definitely, but some of them dance better than most adults I know. Plus I love the soundtrack, especially the Spanish songs.