Ah that makes more sense. But wasnt it a surprise to him that she died? I thought she died accidentally while he was already on a quest to save mankind or something, or was she the manipulated whatever that was mentioned in the text? And when he said "Frank is going to kill"... donnie killed frank, thats how frank killed (but also died)?

my head hurts

it's my own language, stupid.

Just saw parts of Ace Ventura on tv. Full of classic moments.

The first one is great. The second one, not so.

Offcourse, that is the general rule. I liked seeing how much younger Jim Carrey looked. The film has suddenly become 13 years old or something.

If you liked Babel, and haven't seen it, then I urge you to get hold of Amores Perros. It's the debut film by the same director - Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu.

The setup is similar - 3 separate storylines all linked together. In this case they're linked in a far more dramatic way, by a truly shocking car crash in the centre of Mexico City. All of the stories heavily involve dogs (the title translates as Love’s A Bitch), and there are some slightly worrying scenes of dog fighting. If you can get past this aspect, and you really should, you’ll find it’s an amazing film. To me Babel seemed like the Hollywood version of Amores Perros – having had its heart, guts and balls ripped out, it seemed like a shell of a film.

It was first released 6 years ago, and I can honestly say I’ve not seen a better film since.

He has also made "21 grams", which is also fantastic.

That film (21 Grams) has moments that are still etched into the back of my brain.

Yes I must agree. I felt Bable was an effort in which a good director saw Crash, and said well hell if winning an oscar is that easy... I personally would have rather watched the Deaf story line as a short film and cut out the other hour and a half. It had the best acting, and was the most touching.

Children of Men in my opinion was by undoubtably the best film of the year. Though The Lives of others was also very good.

Wes and Paul Tomas make Andersons two of my favorite directors all of all time.

In terms of the Harry Potter Movies I personally think that the third film was the best, followed by two. These two films, the third in particular where the only of the movies that seemed like actual movies and not just rushed shadows of the books. After reading book seven, I am personally for Peter Jackson directing the final film.

I imagine what a large-scale hype that would create.

Just saw "Simpsons - The Movie". OMG, I can't remember having laughed so hard in a theater, ever.

yes i have seen amores perros and loved it. great movie. i saw it a couple of years ago and since have had scenes in that movie etched in my brain.

hahha simpsons movie was sweet. i have to see it again, it felt so quick. it felt like an episode.

Bourne Trilogy is the best since back to the future. Ultimatem combines the story of Identity, and the style of Surpremacy. SOOOOOOO GOOOOOOD!

I thought that the style of Supremacy was quite awful compared to the first one. Identity is one of my all time favourite movies, and I felt that supremacy was a big let down.
I'll have to wait another month before Ultimatum comes to Norway, but I'm really really looking forward to it.

I'll go see the Simpsons movie today Looking forward to that for sure.

Saw Transformers yesterday, went on a bit but all in all it was great