L4yer Cake

This is a modern version of The Condemnation of Faust. Layer Cake not only Layers the typical guns, cars, women, and thugs all around the main character who has sold his sole to the devil but also tries to delve into the Layers of what life is about. This film has beautiful English charm and is full of twists, mystery, betrayal, and ends as it should.

The moral of any Faustain story is you reap what you sew.

Suspect 0

This movie will not have you believing in remote viewing even after watching the directors special feature on the DVD. The basic premise is that the FBI trained some Extra Sensory gifted people to remote view events 1000s of miles away. A special few were assigned to view child abductors. They tend to see vague silhouetted images surrounding a crime. They may see a tree in a field, a swing set, an attic space, etc. The movie really dramatizes the whole thing with sepia toned images, and haunting music. Ben Kingsley's character tormented by the images loses control of himself and tries to kill every abductor he sees.

The disturbing part of the film is to see a map of the U.S. full of push pins locating these sick people. Are there really that many messed up people?

Ty and Cortis

Do you really want these two reviewing movies? Well too bad if you have come to this web site. These two clowns are the experts in this crazy corner of cyberspace.

I am the cowboy btw.

Guess who

Yes another Ashton film. This film was a great surprise that I wrote a whole thing on yesturday but managed somehow not to save it.

a lot like Love

a lot like Love was a fun little movie, worth seeing but not anything super special. Ashton Kutcher was fun to watch and Amanda Pete looks better than ever. It was light and fun but not earth moving.

In a weeks time

Over the course of a week I generally see six to eight movies. I should say six to eight DVDs in a weeks time. Everyone I know thinks that I have seen everything which is far from true, but I do tend to see a lot. I hope to tell you about the ones worth seeing or at least the parts that are worth seeing. I think that most movies have at least one 5 to 10 minute piece of dialog that makes it worth seeing. Hopefully I can share a few of those with you.