First request: Go here. http://www.clarkandmichael.com/

if there is anything else on your mind to see, stay away from this. Not a complete failure, but not worth your $8.
Another option is to rent the original, it was also on the tele today.

My opnion: 2/5

Notes: I received an anonymous comment ranting on about how i do not do full reviews. This blog is not for reviews. All I want is to open someones eyes to films they might not have considered watching or had not heard of. Suggestions really. Get over it.

Charlie Kaufman (Nicolas Cage) is a Los Angeles screenwriter battling enormous feelings of insecurity and impotence as he struggles to adapt The Orchid Thief, a book by Susan Orlean (Meryl Streep) whose main character, John Laroche (Chris Cooper), searches for love. Add to the mix Charlie’s twin brother, Donald (also played by Cage), and you have a surreal, Spike Jonze-directed gem about the search for passion.

-courtesy of Netflix.com

…It will confound and memorize most, it will cause you to ponder endlessly & it will insist that other riff effortlessly about its inspiring thought process.

My opinion: 4/5

Notes: Watch it, now.

Expecting some good food, good drinks and an large assortment of people…

Here is what I got:

It rained the entire time.

I was penny-less anyway.

It rained.

There was no one out.

It rained.

Little kids with beer.

..rain.

It was dark.

..and rainy.

Some fun photos.

…cold, and rainy.

Here’s to good times with friends and making the best of a dreary situation! Here here!

Visuals of what I witnessed.

Just

Unlike the aforementioned films above, Blow is not a wild, uninhabited, vicious attack on the mind. But with that being said, it is also not a Scarface ripoff. Well, not entirely.

Based on a true story of George Jung [Johnny Depp], the man who established the American cocaine market in the 1970′s. Blow takes everything that George has lived through and shows you why he lived the way he did. From the sixties pot movement, to the cocaine blowout of the [late seventies]  early eighties to the disturbing reality of this day and age.

Other notable actors: Ray Liotta, Jesse James & Paul Reubens

If you want to watch a film that tracks the whole life of someone who has literally been there and done that, then this film is for you.

My opinion: 4/5

Notes: Nothing.

This movie seems to change you, it is a spinning whirl of confusion with moments of clarity. If you have read the book you will know that this movie attempts to capture the same excitement and mayhem created within it’s pages, and it doesn’t do a bad job. Basically, if you don’t get it, don’t bother thinking about it. It will boggle your mind and leave you senseless. I can honestly say that I am never bored, and fully enthralled, every single time I watch this film. Title actors Johnny Depp & Benicio Del Toro do just amazing work as they are thrown into three days of drug filled bliss. Hunter S. Thompson is definitely a creative genius.

This is my first 5/5 to be recognized in this blog and is a must see for any Hunter S. Thompson fan. Also to be watched by anyone, if you know whats good for you.

My opinion: 5/5, I could watch this movie all day long.

Notes: Go ahead and argue with me about this being a 5/5. It is a rating of my personal satisfaction, not if I think its a film the masses would enjoy, though it should be at least given a try.

Coming

My opinion: 4/5

Notes: Saw this in theaters 4 times. Expect a Wall-E blog in the future.