I was gonna upload something this weekend but I'm dumb and forgot the files at the office (where I do all my work) Ah well it will have to wait.

Since I got Netflix I've actually seen more movies then before I cancelled all my HBO/Cinemax/Showtime. Come journey with me through the last gems I've found.

Sweeney Todd – I had actually seen this production on Broadway. It was ok there, though it did have wonderful set design (it was a tiny stage where they moved the same set around for all the scenes, ie, a ladder became a seat became a shelf). But when I saw the movie I remembered all the songs and how great they were. I want to see it again!

Enchanted – I'm a sucker for cute romantic movies. This one was ok. Amy Adams is a really cute actress to watch, but I didn't enjoy the singing at all. In a musical like above, the music fits in seamlessly like they're talking, but here when they sing people knew it was weird and it is. Plus they were boring.

Juno – It was pretty good. It's a great script and the characters are interesting. I think the problem though is that it was so hyped I had high expectations for it. Everyone in the movie was just a little too witty. Like EVERYONE. And too understanding and complaint. I kept thinking I want to live in that town o.O

Eagle vs Shark – Alot of people liken this movie with Napoleon Dynamite. The loser hero character (plus sad surroundings) is certainly reminiscent of ND, but that's about it. ND was made by MTV and it's made for a younger audience. Eagle vs Shark is slightly more mature and subtle in it's comedy. I really enjoyed it.

19th century period movies – I've watched a lot!! Sense and Sensibility, Pride and Predjudice, Vanity Fair. I love this period. The clothes and properness and speech.


If anyone has seen good movies lately they can recommend to me that would be awesome. Or even warn me which to skip