"Mob supplies, get your angry mob supplies here!" - Wallace and Gromit: Curse of the Were-Rabbit

Super bad day yesterday. I rained here so the roads were all slick and I hydro-planed twice. Almost hit a car and when I say almost I mean it must have been less than an inch away, I was so frickin' scared I'd get into a wreck. Then on my way to get supper my car ran out of gas. I could barely get enough gas from a nearby station to barely start my car took me five tries to get it to turn on. Heres hoping tomorrow is better.


Hills Have Eyes - 7.5 - I haven't seen the original, and it didn't really scare me at all. I wish I had some people to go see these movies with in the theater, but it was very well done I thought for what was given to them. The plot seemed a little thin, but the actors played the parts well and the special effects were great.

Must Love Dogs - 7 - Casey was right that this was not up to par with the other John Cusack movies, and I think one of the reasons is that it focuses more on the woman. Not that thats a bad thing, but the story was sort of a stock plot.

Saw II - 8.5 - I thought it was a great follow-up to the first film and while it does not achieve the same level of greatness it still brings its own uniqueness to the table. Special effects were great and I cannot wait for the third.

Mirrormask - 7.9 - The animation and special effects are amazing. The story is a little wierd for me but I think it would work much better if I was a little kid, which I think this is aimed at. It is essentially a coming of age story shown through the beautifully created world of the main character.

Shopgirl - 5.7 - I can't say my expectations didn't play a role in it because they marketed it as a struggle of love for the main woman between two men, which is absolutely not true. The story is completely one sided with her trying to not be lonely. Mildly enjoyable but not recommended.

Simone - 8 - A computer generated actress that the entire world believes to be true and can't admit that they had been tricked. A delightful comedy that while it is far-fetched it makes you bypass the whole crazyness and enjoy it.