Capote was good, if somewhat long and bleak. Philip Seymour Hoffman did an excellent job as portraying Capote as more of an obnoxious and manipulative alcoholic, which is how I always pictured him. There's not a whole lot of gore, but they don't cut away from what there is, either.

What was weird was that this was the second quiet, bleak, somewhat depressing Philip Seymour Hoffman movie I've seen in as many days.

Dogtown and Z-Boys

<3

Shopgirl - written and starring Steve Martin. I really really liked this. It has Steve Martin and Jason Schwartzman :love

It seemed like Rushmore but instead of Bill Murray it had Steve Martin instead.

Hey Tadao when I went to Vegas like over five years ago I bought a t shirt with that exact curious george picture on it.

I had that shirt too, mine got lost somewhere. :(

Same :tear

A lot of people said I was ruining their childhood with it. Must people don't remember that part of the book.

I remember it. I finished all the "____ goes to the hospital" children's literature pretty early.

:lol

Ghostbusters II. Why do people hate that movie?

What do you mean by YOU PEOPLE? Are you calling me a ******?

Sunshine Cleaning - Not bad. An enjoyable enough story about two women cleaning up dead bodies, though the ending didn't seem to accomplish anything. It just ended.

um nobody i know hates GB2 :/ maybe you're thinking of a different movie, or the people you know all have awful taste

Actually he is referring to the multitude of people who have posted on this message board how they think Ghostbusters 2 is awful especially compared to the first film. I don't agree that it is awful but i have def seen that opinion expressed on this forum more then once.

We've actually had that discussion before. It turns out that few dislike Ghostbusters II, but believe everyone does.

message boards don't count as people

Finally watching night of the creeps, cos RoG told me to.

Not personally. Just with the whole article thing...

It's even better when you see it in a theatre :O

I can't go to the cinema. It gives me simulation sickness.

:(

Your making up diseases for attention.

Nope, Its like motion sickness, but the other way round. The picture is moving, but you aint=brain confusion=vomit.

Apparantly you get it playing halo alot, too.

That's ok, if I take you to the theater, I don't plan on you watching the movie anyways.

and give her sTimulation sickness then?

Men In Black

Re-watched The Final Days of Sophie Scholl.

Never fails to get me

Spoilers!

when the screen goes black immediately following her decapitation, and you're treated to that last 30 seconds of consciousness (hearing the execution of her brother and the other co-conspirator) before it fades out.

Julia Jentsch was wonderful in that role.