Going off "The Norm" Part 2. Right off a "Cliff" (Feedback Still Requested)

Going off the "Norm" so far that we drop off a "Cliff"(hehehe) (Part 2 of 2)

By:

N. Hogan

Chief Correspondent and Movie Owner Extraordinaire. 

Least Read Blogger of All Time

Friends, Romans, Cheers Patrons! Lend me your ear plugs!!

Here is the second half of the master list I promised. I would really, really, REALLY appreciate your feedback. Anything you want reviewed I will consider strongly. I've only received recommendations from one person and comments from three. This is movie number 205 and going through the last page of the archives. I have, again, hyperlinked to anything The Archives Report has already published on. :) 

I love you all. Please comment so that I don't feel like my efforts are fruitless (They might be, I'd just rather not feel that way) :) Please and thank you friends.

Here we go; 204 was Jumper, if you remember correctly, and here we begin K-Z:

(You may notice, as I have, that it re-starts as one. 1 = 205 in this case, and so on and so forth)

1.       Kick-@$$

2.       King Arthur

3.       King Kong

4.       Kingdom of Heaven

5.       A Knight’s Tale

6.       Kung Fu Panda

7.       The Last Boy Scout

8.       The Last Confederate: The Story of Robert Adams

9.       The Last Samurai

10.   The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen

11.   Leatherheads

12.   The Legend of Bagger Vance

13.   Lethal Weapon

14.   Lethal Weapon 2

15.   Lethal Weapon 3

16.   Lethal Weapon 4

17.   Liar Liar

18.   License to Wed

19.   Live Free or Die Hard

20.   Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels

21.   The Longest Yard (Adam Sandler Version)

22.   Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring

23.   Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers

24.   Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King

25.   Lost in Translation

26.   Lucky Number Slevin

27.   The Man

28.   Man of the Year

29.   The Man in the Iron Mask

30.   The Man With Two Brains

31.   The Manchurian Candidate

32.   The Mask

33.   Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World

34.   Max Keeble’s Big Move

35.   Me, Myself, and Irene

36.   Me and Orson Welles

37.   Mean Girls

38.   The Medallion

39.   Men In Black

40.   Men in Black II

41.   Men of Honor

42.   The Men Who Stare At Goats

43.   The Mighty Ducks

44.   D2: The Mighty Ducks

45.   D3: The Mighty Ducks

46.   Mission Impossible

47.   Mission Impossible 2

48.   Mission Impossible 3

49.   Monty Python and the Holy Grail

50.   Monty Python’s Life of Brian

51.   Moulin Rouge

52.   Moving McAllister

53.   Mr. 3000

54.   Mr. Deeds

55.   The Mummy

56.   The Mummy Returns

57.   The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor

58.   The Muppets (2011)

59.   The Muppets Take Manhattan

60.   Muppets from Space

61.   My Cousin Vinny

62.   My Giant

63.   Mystery Men

64.   Nacho LIbre

65.   Napoleon Dynamite

66.   Narnia: The Lion, The Witch, and the Wardrobe

67.   Narnia: Prince Caspian

68.   National Treasure

69.   National Treasure 2

70.   Nick and Norah’s Infinite Playlist

71.   Night at the Museum

72.   Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian

73.   Newsies

74.   No Country for Old Men

75.   The Number 23

76.   O Brother Where Art Thou?

77.   Observe and Report

78.   Ocean’s Eleven

79.   Ocean’s Twelve

80.   Ocean’s Thirteen

81.   October Sky

82.   Old Dogs

83.   The Other Guys

84.   Patch Adams

85.   The Patriot

86.   Paul Blart: Mall Cop

87.   The Perfect Score

88.   The Phantom of the Opera

89.   Pineapple Express

90.   The Pink Panther (2006)

91.   Pink Panther 2

92.   Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl

93.   Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest

94.   Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End

95.   Pirates of the Carribbean: On Stranger Tides

96.   Pirate Radio

97.   Platoon

98.   (The Best of) Power Rangers: The Ultimate Rangers

99.   The Prestige

100.                        The Princess Bride

101.                        The Producers

102.                        Public Enemies

103.                        Pulp Fiction

104.                        Punch-Drunk Love

105.                        The Pursuit of Happyness

106.                        Quantum of Solace

107.                        Radio

108.                        Reign Over Me

109.                        Remember Me

110.                        Remember the Titans

111.                        The Return of the Pink Panther (1975)

112.                        Reservoir Dogs

113.                        Righteous Kill

114.                        The Ringer

115.                        RoadTrip

116.                        Robin Hood: Men in Tights

117.                        Role Models

118.                        Rudy

119.                        SNL: Best of Christmas Sketches

120.                        Saved By the Bell: Hawaiian Style

121.                        Saved By the Bell: Wedding in Las Vegas

122.                        School for Scoundrels

123.                        Scooby Doo

124.                        Scooby Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed

125.                        Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World

126.                        Seven Pounds

127.                        Shanghai Noon

128.                        Shanghai Knights

129.                        The Shawshank Redemption

130.                        Sherlock Holmes: Game of Shadows

131.                        She’s Out Of My League

132.                        She’s the Man

133.                        Shrek

134.                        Shrek 2

135.                        Shrek the Third

136.                        Shrek Forever After

137.                        Sixteen Candles

138.                        Sky High

139.                        Sideways

140.                        Snakes on a Plane

141.                        The Social Network

142.                        Sorority Boys

143.                        Spanglish

144.                        Spider-man

145.                        Spiderman 2

146.                        Spiderman 3

147.                        Spy Game

148.                        Stand By Me

149.                        Star Trek (2009)

150.                        Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones

151.                        Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith

152.                        Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope

153.                        Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back

154.                        Star Wars Episode VI: Return of the Jedi

155.                        Stranger than Fiction

156.                        Street Kings

157.                        Stripes

158.                        Super Troopers

159.                        Taken

160.                        Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby

161.                        Team America: World Police

162.                        Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles

163.                        Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Secret of the Ooze

164.                        Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III

165.                        TMNT

166.                        The Terminal

167.                        The Terminator

168.                        Terminator 2

169.                        Thank You for Smoking

170.                        The Three Amigos

171.                        Throw Momma From the Train

172.                        Total Recall

173.                        Traffic

174.                        Traitor

175.                        Transformers

176.                        Transformers 2: Revenge of the Fallen

177.                        Treasure Planet

178.                        Tropic Thunder

179.                        Troy

180.                        The Truman Show

181.                        V for Vendetta

182.                        Vantage Point

183.                        Varsity Blues

184.                        Waking Ned Devine

185.                        War of the Worlds (Tom Cruise Version)

186.                        War Games

187.                        Watchmen

188.                        We Were Soldiers

189.                        Wedding Crashers

190.                        We’re Back, A Dinosaur Story

191.                        Wet Hot American Summer

192.                        What Dreams May Come

193.                        What About Bob?

194.                        When Harry Met Sally

195.                        Wild Hogs

196.                        X-Men

197.                        X2: X-Men United

198.                        X3: The Last Stand

199.                        X-Men: First Class

200.                        X-Men Origins: Wolverine

201.                        Yes Man

202.                        Zombieland

203.                        Zookeeper

204.            Zoolander

If you could leave just ONNNE teensy comment with OOONEEE movie review you might like to read, I'd love you forever. :) Thanks!

NAH

Going off "The Norm", Feedback Requested (Part 1)

Going off "The Norm" (HAHAHA...get it?)

Part 1

By:

N. Hogan

Creator and Chief Correspondent of "The Archives Report"

Hahahaha....Sorry I'm still laughing at "The Norm" joke. Come on, that's gold! Anyway...This post differs from "The Norm" because I am not writing a review. Rather, I am asking anyone and everyone reading this, friend or foe, for their help. "The Archives", coined by my freshman and sophomore year roommate, Jay, is humongous now, and I need help making decisions on what to review. The list I'm about to post will take two entries because it's so full (over 400), and a lot of these movies I have, in fact, seen. Some once, some two weeks ago, some ten years ago. But I want to create a blog experience that will bring some semblance of traffic, so I want to know what you want to read. Pick them off the list, comment with them, Facebook them to me, whatever you want to do, and I'll review them. I could use a fresh watch of most of the ones I have seen, and the ones that I haven't...well, it's a win-win. So please, send me your comments! Otherwise I'm just going to put this list into a random number generator. And that's not nearly as fun. I will even mention your name in the review entry! You don't have much to lose, except a little time to peruse the list. Here is 1 through 204 of "The Archives: Official List":

Also, if there is already an "Archives Report" Entry on one, I'll hyperlink to it!!

1.       9

2.       10 Things I Hate About You

3.       21

4.       300

5.       3:10 to Yuma

6.       (500) Days of Summer

7.       1776

8.       The A-Team

9.       Abbott and Costello’s “Who’s on First?”

10.   Accepted

11.   Ace Ventura: Pet Detective

12.   Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls

13.   Ace Ventura: The Animated Series

14.   Adventures in Babysitting

15.   Air Force One

16.   Airplane

17.   Alfred Hitchcock Collection (20 Films)

18.   The American

19.   American Gangster

20.   American Pie

21.   American Pie 2

22.   American Wedding

23.   The Amityville Horror

24.   An American in Paris

25.   An American Tail: Fievel Goes West

26.   Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy

27.   Animal House

28.   Army of Darkness

29.   Around the World in 80 Days

30.   The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford

31.   August Rush

32.   The Aviator

33.   Back to the Future

34.   Back to the Future II

35.   Back to the Future III

36.   Bad Boys

37.   Bad Boys II

38.   Bad Girls From Valley High

39.   The Bank Job

40.   Batman Begins

41.   Be Cool

42.   Before the Devil Knows You’re Dead

43.   Beowulf

44.   The Benchwarmers

45.   Beverly Hills Cop

46.   Beverly Hills Cop II

47.   Beverly Hills Cop III

48.   Big

49.   Big Daddy

50.   Big FIsh

51.   Bill and Ted’s Excellent Adventure

52.   Billy Madison

53.   Blazing Saddles

54.   Blood In, Blood Out

55.   The Blues Brothers

56.   Bolt

57.   The Bourne Identity

58.   Braveheart

59.   The Breakfast Club

60.   The Brothers Bloom

61.   The Brothers Grimm

62.   Bruce Almighty

63.   The Bucket List

64.   Burn After Reading

65.   Caddyshack

66.   Captain America: The First Avenger

67.   Cast Away

68.   Casino Royale

69.   Catch Me If You Can

70.   Charlie Wilson’s War

71.   A Christmas Carol (Disney/Jim Carrey)

72.   Christmas Vacation

73.   Citizen Kane

74.   City Slickers

75.   Click

76.   Collateral

77.   Cop Out

78.   The Country Bears

79.   The Curious Case of Benjamin Button

80.   Dan in Real Life

81.   DareDevil

82.   The Dark Knight

83.   The Day After Tomorrow

84.   Dead Poets Society

85.   Death at a Funeral (British Version)

86.   Death Race

87.   Death to Smoochy

88.   December Boys

89.   Deception

90.   The Departed

91.   Dickie Roberts: Former Child Star

92.   Die Hard

93.   Die Hard 2: Die Harder

94.   Die Hard 3: With a Vengeance

95.   The Dirty Dozen

96.   Disturbia*

97.   Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story

98.   Due Date

99.   Dumb and Dumber

100.                        Dumb and Dumberer: When Harry Met Lloyd

101.                        (Red Green’s) Duct Tape Forever***

102.                        Dude Where’s My Car?

103.                        Dunston Checks In

104.                        Eagle Eye

105.                        Easy A

106.                        Edward Scissorhands

107.                        Elf

108.                        Enemy of the State

109.                        Ernest Goes to Camp

110.                        Ernest Goes to Jail

111.                        Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind

112.                        Eurotrip

113.                        The Ex

114.                        Extract

115.                        Fat Albert

116.                        Fathers’ Day

117.                        Fanboys

118.                        Fantastic Four

119.                        Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer

120.                        Fantastic Mr. Fox

121.                        Fast & Furious (4)

122.                        Fast Times at Ridgemont High

123.                        Ferris Bueller’s Day Off

124.                        Fever Pitch

125.                        Final Cut

126.                        The Final Season

127.                        Fletch

128.                        Flyboys

129.                        Flashdance

130.                        Footloose

131.                        Forbidden Kingdom

132.                        Forgetting Sarah Marshall

133.                        Forget Paris

134.                        Forrest Gump

135.                        Fun With Dick and Jane

136.                        Gangs of New York

137.                        Galaxy Quest

138.                        Gamer

139.                        Garden State

140.                        Get Him to the Greek

141.                        Get Shorty

142.                        Get Smart

143.                        Gettysburg

144.                        Ghostbusters

145.                        Ghostbusters 2

146.                        Ghost Rider

147.                        Ghost Town

148.                        Gladiator

149.                        Glory

150.                        Gods and Generals

151.                        Good Burger

152.                        GoodFellas

153.                        The Good Girl

154.                        Good Morning Vietnam

155.                        A Goofy Movie

156.                        The Goonies

157.                        The Great Muppet Caper

158.                        Grilled

159.                        Grown Ups

160.                        Hairspray

161.                        Hamlet 2

162.                        Hancock

163.                        Happy Gilmore

164.                        Harold and Kumar Go to White Castle

165.                        Harold and Kumar Escape From Guantanamo Bay

166.                        Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone

167.                        Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban

168.                        Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire

169.                        Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince

170.                        Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1

171.                        The Heartbreak Kid

172.                        Heavyweights

173.                        He’s Just Not That Into You

174.                        Henry Poole Is Here

175.                        Home Alone 2: Lost in New York

176.                        Hook

177.                        Hoosiers

178.                        Horrible Bosses

179.                        Hot Rod

180.                        How the Grinch Stole Christmas (Jim Carrey)

181.                        I Am Legend

182.                        I Love You Beth Cooper

183.                        I Love You, Man

184.                        I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry

185.                        I, Robot

186.                        Inception

187.                        The Incredible Hulk

188.                        Independence Day

189.                        Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark

190.                        Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom

191.                        Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade

192.                        Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull

193.                        The Informant

194.                        Inglorious Basterds

195.                        The Island

196.                        The Italian Job

197.                        Iron Man

198.                        Jack and the Beanstalk (starring Abbott and Costello)

199.                        Jarhead

200.                        The Jerk

201.                        Jingle All The Way

202.                        Johnny English

203.                        Judgement In Berlin

204.                        Jumper

Punch-Drunk Love

Punch-Drunk Love (2002)

Director: Paul Thomas Anderson

Writer: Paul Thomas Anderson

Starring: Adam Sandler, Emily Watson, Luis Guzman, Philip Seymour Hoffman

Rating: R

My Rating: 4 out of 5 stars

"Here we go again" said every memorable sitcom character from (insert your favorite sitcom here). I am into a momentary escape from my unpleasant brush with adulthood today. Last week, when my parents and brothers were on vacation, (and therefore I was on vacation) I watched this movie waiting for my lovely lady friend to get off work. It was quite an experience, to say the least.

How did I come into a copy of said movie? First things first, I am a HUGE fan of Adam Sandler's serious roles. Reign Over Me and Funny People are among some that have displayed a less comic and more human, emotional side to Sandler. He's got some serious talent. So you can imagine when dear friend and mentor Justin Boccitto mentioned this movie on a list of Sandler's serious roles, then I had to see for myself. I found a copy about a year later at Mckay's Used Books, Cd's, Dvd's and More, in my old Nashville home. I paid $1.95 (American) and it could not have been better spent (Maybe on a couple Polar Pops, but I digress).

Short Synopsis: Barry Egan (Adam Sandler; Happy Gilmore) is a small business owner with maybe some slight mental instability. He runs his business with his second in command, Lance (Luis Guzman; Traffic) and we don't ever really find out how well he does at that. He seems to be a tightwad, though, so we can assume not great. Barry's sisters are always trying to set him up with people and failing, thinking that would make him "freak out" less, though he doesn't do it that often. I would give away what his "freak outs" are but then the movie just wouldn't be as fun for you!

Then, Barry IS set introduced to someone by his sister, Elizabeth (Mary Lynn Rajksub; 24), whom he finds intriguing. Lena Leonard (Emily Watson; War Horse...not to be confused with Emma Watson, who was only about 12 when this movie was made), is a very interesting girl and Barry, reluctant at first, gives chase, and gets her caught up in a mess, involving an antagonist (Philip Seymour Hoffman; Moneyball), but ultimately shows just how far someone will go when they are in punch-drunk love with someone.

I gave this movie four stars because frankly, it's a tad hard to follow at first. But, it accomplishes the same as other movies in that it makes you ask questions  (Why is he doing this? Where is he going? What is the deal with this guy? etc.). I thought altogether, however, that it was beautifully made, and that the acting was superb. Sandler and Watson all the way down to the smallest characters did a great job with the creating believable, realistic scenarios. Even though it's a four star, that's still pretty good. It didn't win any Oscars, but Sandler better win one before he dies (or my face is gonna hurt. Seriously). 

The important thing is: Don't judge someone's acting ability based on their niche, tendency, or passion. Adam Sandler clearly loves comedy, but there is something (a lot of somethings, really) to be said about his acting. I  recommend this movie. Period. Also, if you're looking along the "Serious Sandler" list, I also recommend Reign Over Me (co-starring Don Cheadle) and Funny People (co-starring Jonah Hill and Seth Rogen).

As always, please leave me your feedback, questions, comments, observations. The only thing I will not accept is grammar critiques. To answer the last reader question I received, which was "How do you decide which of an actor's "other works" to put by their name?", I put the movie (or TV show in some cases) that I feel people who read my blog might be most familiar with. Or just one that I've heard of or seen. :)

Feel free to ask me more questions, post comments, etc. Still working on finding a copy of the film that was suggested to me, but if you have more recommendations keep 'em coming!!

Thanks!

NAH

The Social Network

The Social Network (2010)

Director: David Fincher

Writers: Aaron Sorkin, Ben Mezrich

Starring: Jesse Eisenberg, Andrew Garfield, Justin Timberlake, Rooney Mara, Brenda Song

Rating: PG-13

My Rating: 5 stars!

I vowed to start writing in this more frequently, so to my million and a half readers- you're welcome! Anyhow, it's a blog kind of morning. Fourth of July at almost noon, barely been awake for 53 minutes. I watched a movie last night with my girl, and so me and my Quaker Chewy Dipps (yes, that is the correct spelling, direct from the box that's two inches to my left) bars have something to say.

I came into a copy of The Social Network via buy one get one free sale at K-mart. I bought this one, and got Easy A for free. I've already seen that one but I will happily review it should my readership vote in that direction. Anyhow, I've told enough quirky little anecdotes for one day, and it's time to get to what I thought of the movie. Again, I won't give away too much of the story, but if you really want to get it, you can look it up online. It's not exactly a secret. 

The Social Network is the fabled tale of internet game-changer Mark Zuckerberg (Jesse Eisenberg; Zombieland) and how he created and built the social networking powerhouse we know as "Facebook". I don't want to give away too much of what happens, but the origins of Facebook go back to 2003 when Zuckerberg's girlfriend, Erica Albright (Rooney Mara; The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo), breaks up with him, and he creates an incredible "hotness rating" website, as well as trashes her by name on the 2003 blog-o-sphere, and let's face it, everyone knows that trashing someone on LiveJournal is pretty much the biggest 2003 slap in the face you can possibly receive. But Zuckerberg's "hotness rating" website that crashed the Harvard server received him some notoriety around the school, including an offer to help build "The Harvard Connection", which was a primitive social network for Harvard students only, geared mostly towards dating. Zuckerberg eventually flakes on this project for one of his own.

I thought this movie was incredibly well acted. It was clever. The story was told well. I actually learned things. For instance, that Zuckerberg and the original Chief Financial Officer Eduardo Saverin (Andrew Garfield; The Amazing Spider-Man) were the only two listed as the founders of Facebook (meaning Zuckerberg did most of the work), and that internet innovator and creator of Napster Sean Parker (Justin Timberlake; Friends with Benefits) was a huge influence on Zuckerberg and had a major role in Facebook. The most interesting thing I learned, however, was that Mark Zuckerberg was a socially inept computer nerd who created Facebook for many reasons, but the main one seemed to be that he had to social network because he had so few friends of his own.

I gave this movie five out of five starts because I just thought it was a beautifully made film. The Oscars they won for Best Original Score, Best Achievement in Editing, and Best Adapted Screenplay were well deserved, and honestly I think that Jesse Eisenberg should've gotten a second look for that Best Actor nomination he received. But 3 wins out of 8 nominations really isn't bad. 

I would highly recommend this movie. Especially if you are on Facebook. So...everyone. :)

Here is the link to the IMDB page for The Social Network in case you would like to do a little more research:

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1285016/

and here is the link to the GetGlue forum, to see what the people who watched it most recently have been saying:

http://getglue.com/movies/social_network/david_fincher

(Once again, I have hyperlinked to the GetGlue homepage. If you do not have an account, do yourself a favor and get one. I could care less about any other networking venue, but GetGlue is one that is genuinely fun, especially for movie and TV lovers like myself. Seriously though. Follow me on GetGlue.)

Alright, that wraps up my post this time. I've already received a suggestion from a reader (but it's one I have to track down a copy of, first), but keep them coming! Please comment on here or Facebook (hehe) and make a suggestion for improvement or of a review to do! Thanks so much for reading! All 3 of you!

NAH

Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind

Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (2004)
Director: Michael Gondry
Writers: Michael Gondry, Pierre Bismuth, Charlie Kaufman
Starring: Jim Carrey, Kate Winslet, Tom Wilkinson, Kirsten Dunst, Mark Ruffalo, Elijah Wood
Rating: R
My Rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars!

I know what you're thinking, and yes, I'm SO glad to have another entry here too! I've missed me too. :)

I watched an awful lot of TV shows in my 4 month absence, and will gladly review any of them for you if my two readers insist. Long story short, I highly recommend Community, Parks and Recreation, and Franklin and Bash. Anywhooooooooooooo

I watched this movie the evening previous with my brother Adam. It definitely made me think. I really don't want to give away the plot, but I will give a little here and there so I can give you an accurate depiction and about a thousand reasons you should watch this movie. 

The movie is storyboarded and told out of order, so I'll just lay down a basic synopsis. Joel Barish (Jim Carrey; The Truman Show) goes to see a special doctor (Tom Wilkinson; Batman Begins) so that someone he once loved and once loved him, Clementine (Kate Winslet; Finding Neverland), will be erased from his memory (after he finds out she had this done, too). The story primarily takes place when three of the doctors employees Stan (Mark Ruffalo; The Avengers), Patrick (Elijah Wood; Lord of the Rings Trilogy), and Mary (Kirsten Dunst; Spider-man) have come to his house at night to work on erasing these memories. There is more to all of their stories, of course, but I hesitate to reveal more in fear that it might cross into spoiler land.

What did I think?

Honestly, it was incredible. It was a tad hard to follow in the beginning, but those are the kind of movies that you have to stick out through the end. It asked and then proceeded to answer questions, just like a good work of art should. Jim Carrey gives an incredible performance (He should have an Oscar nod by now) and so does Kate Winslet, though we have come to expect this from her. The rest of the cast have shown us why they have come into their own as actors, and I got what I expected from them, which was incredible acting. 

The film, like I said, was a bit hard to follow at first, but I only took one half of a star away, for being a tad predictable. Once I had the story put together in my mind, and was listening to the characters intently, I pieced together the main plot. Not everyone will, though, and there are enough twists to keep you on your toes. It  tugged at my heartstrings as well, but kept the romanticism very grounded in realism.

Carrey and Winslet made a lovable duo, and Ruffalo, Dunst, Wood, and Wilkinson all added something great to the story. I expected something that was "supposed to be really good" and I was not disappointed. 

In short, I would highly recommend you watch this movie, but only in a scenario when you can pay attention instead of talk to people through the whole thing. I know your tricks!

If you want to find out more about this movie, you can see what people are saying on GetGlue, here:

http://getglue.com/movies/eternal_sunshine_of_spotless_mind/michel_gondry

 (I hyper-linked to the actual GetGlue homepage, if you don't have an account, you should get one. Seriously.)

Or, you can visit the imdb page, here:

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0338013/

My blog contains much of the basic information that IMDB does, but you can watch the trailer or view things in greater detail there.

Anyway, Thanks for reading. Please recommend me to your friends! And if you have movie suggestions send 'em my way.

Peace and Love,

NAH