watch 100 movies in 2006

I love Gene Wilder.

I somehow made it through high school without seeing this movie. I understand my generation so much better now.

It wasn’t what I expected, oddly enough. I suppose that’s the point, though, huh?

The movie was very Chuck Palahniuk.

This was hilarious. I want more.

Another geology class film. I want to see this one again.

At the beginning of the film I thought to myself, “Oh, it’s going to be one of those movies.” You know, the long and depressing kind?

Yeah, it kind of was. I didn’t mind watching it, but I’m glad it didn’t run much longer than it did.

Saw this with some friends. Very enjoyable—it was the perfect conspiracy/thriller movie until the ending. (If it had been made today, it would have had a very different ending. Not that the ending was bad, exactly, just… unexpected, in a very odd way.)

Liked it a lot. Feel more culturally enlightened after seein’ it, too. :)

I love how old movies look.

Another movie that we watched in Geology class.

Funny, for a geology film. Extremely corny ending.

A volcano appears in L.A. or San Fransisco or some place. My sense of Californian geography is not very good.

Anyway, it was pretty corny (and, as my geology professor took pains to point out, not very accurate.) But, it was better than having lecture.

Watched this with my boyfriend. It was a lot of fun. I think I’ve seen it before, but I barefly remembered it (and had, prior to watching, fervently claimed that I had not seen it before.) So I think it counts as a new movie, heh.

I can’t believe how behind I am. You wouldn’t think it would be that hard to watch movies, would you?

Kind of a downer, but ended up alright.

Good movie. Glad I watched it with friends; I wouldn’t have finished it if I’d been by myself.

As fitting, in retrospect, as it would have been to watch a Bond film, Ron Burgandy got the honor. I liked it, I think. I’m not sure how I feel about liking it, but I think I did.