watch fifty films in 2006

Entertaining war-but-not-war movie. With Gyllenhaally goodness. And Sarsgaardy shenanigans. I liked.

This was really entertaining and quite fantastic! Except for the Katie Holmes bits, but that’s mostly because I dislike her. The lead guy is so charming… hard to resist… that smile…

This was okay. I love Jena Malone.

THIS BLEW. IT WAS SO BAD. I WAS WAITING FOR THE FUNNY. THERE WAS NO FUNNY.

I’M REALLY SORRY BUT I LOVE DODGY GIRL MOVIES AND THIS WAS FANTASTIC. Up until like the last fifteen minutes which were laaaaaaame but ignore them. HEHEHEHEHE FUNNIES

This was weird and kind of… I don’t know. I can’t decide if I liked it or disliked it. It was interesting, I guess. Nicole Kidman is fascinating. The boy playing Shaun, I really hope he turns into a brilliant actor and doesn’t get stuck with the child actor label because we all know how Macaulay Culkin turned out.

Sksldjs sorry but I had to go see this. Look, it was by the same (writer? director? something) as Bring It On. And, well. Look. It was great, okay. Shut up. Look over… there.

I can’t believe that I nearly made it to my 30’s without ever having seen this movie all the way through. It just seemed too much of a lad’s film to be bothered. I really liked it, though.

CLassic movie with Steve Mc Queen and Dustin Hoffman. Dan and I had caught the first half of this on TV about 3 months ago, and were so intrigued to see the end that we went out and bought it. Great film, classic Steve McQueen escape movie.

Starring Gwyneth Paltrow, Jake Glly-whatever, and Anothony Hopkins. Brilliant movie, as it should be with a cast like that. It was kind of Beautiful Mind-esque.