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I watched Garden State tonight. What a strange movie.

Good old Billy Zane. He's a cool dude.

The Expendables 2 was way better than The Expendables. Better story, still weak, but the solid action made up for it. Overall, not a bad movie.

I do like seeing Jemaine get work, but I don't think the role allowed him a lot of room to operate. He was one of the bright spots of Dinner for Schmucks though.

Got around to seeing Men in Black 3 finally. I enjoyed it, it was better than Men in Black 2, but it wasn't exceptional.

I could tell, those were some phat lyrics you were spitting out. Anyone check out Sizzle's movie yet? The trailer for it looks atrocious.

For the record, I wouldn't mind being the subject of Taylor Swift's next hit song either.

She can call me baby, but she ain't singing to me.

Another day of this? Isn't it a little early to start drinking?

And Nathan Fillion.

Justin Timberlake is not Canadian, he's from Tennessee.

Good, I don't like being asked questions I don't know the answer to. In other news, Seven Psychopaths was disappointing. Seeking a Friend for the End of the World was even more so.

If you're familiar with Gordon Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares, it's that for bars on Spike. I like those kind of shows for some reason.

Last name. I was distracted by Bar Rescue...

You Know My Name from Casino Royale was a better song. But in other news, I found out that Adele had a last name tonight.

That wasn't my only problem with the movie. The whole terrorist taking over Gotham bit was shoddily done, the whole police v. terrorist action sequence was unrealistic in a series that made a Super Hero realistic (on top of being cheesy), and he probably could have shaved off at least a half hour by fixing the plodding intro. There were a lot of fantastic elements to string it together into a really good movie, but after Heath's performance and the perfection that was The Dark Knight really anything was going to look worse in comparison.

The Avengers was better, but TDKR was still better than any of the movies nominated.

I think we all know the real best picture this year was The Avengers, but of the nominees Django Unchained should have won.

I got emails about this like a month in advance. RSVP to know first from Sony or something, like we all didn't know what was coming. Least surprising announcement ever.

I think it's set on Earth. I don't know much about it, but I'll probably wind up seeing it.

Is that post-apocalypse Tom Cruise one?

The only other movie of his that I've seen is The Royal Tenenbaums, but I liked that one a lot too. I don't know if that's the same tone he uses in all his films, but it's quite unique.

I was hoping to read the book before then, so definitely maybe.

And to think I was ready to complain about having to pay $3.99 to rent Sleepwalk With Me.

That's on my list, I need to find it in a Redbox or something.