- 300 (for Humanities, ugh, one of the worst movies I've ever seen)
- The 300 Spartans (also for Humanities; cheesy Cold-War-era)
- 9 (with Wes, it wasn't spectacular)
- A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum (for Theater, it was funny)
- A Night at the Opera (3-17-10, with Luke; it was the first movies I've seen with the Marx brothers and it didn't let me down, Groucho is perfect)
- All My Sons (for Theater; depressing)
- An American in Paris (oh, Gene Kelly, why aren't you married to me)
- An Extremely Goofy Movie (thanks, Jackson)
- Antigone (10-12-09: for Humanities, it had excellent acting)
- Avatar (it was fine but not as good as Sherlock Holmes)
- The Brothers Bloom (I have got a crush on Adrien Brody that's bigger than his nose)
- Carnival of Souls (a very old cheesy scary movie, set in Salt Lake City)
- The Clandestine Marriage (for Theater, full of scandal and intrigue, with Timothy Spall)
- Disney's A Christmas Carol (Jim Carrey blows me away)
- Elizabethtown (convoluted and boring sometimes but had its moments)
- Fantastic Mr. Fox (hilarious! Wes Anderson hits one out of the park, again)
- Ghosts (also for Theater, Judi Dench, yes yes)
- The Gold Rush (I am now officially in love with Charlie Chaplin)
- The Importance of Being Earnest (the 1982 version, for Theater)
- The Karate Kid (4-28-10, with Betsy: it's now one of my favorites!)
- Keep an Eye on Amelie (10-12-09: for Theater, it featured Judi Dench before she was old)
- Labyrinth (10-9-09: with Luke; one of my new favorites, features a lot of David Bowie shaking his bulge around)
- Medea (for Theater, again)
- Modern Times (3-17-10, with Luke; another classic with Charlie Chaplin)
- Nine (the musical that had Judi Dench)
- On the Waterfront (6-2-10; Marlon Brando was a babe, see my entry on Streetcar)
- The Princess and the Frog (you know it was beautiful)
- Private Lives (for Theater, oh how I love British comedy)
- Sherlock Holmes (easily my favorite movie of the year; way better than Avatar)
- The Skeleton Key (surprising, but not great)
- Spring Break Shark Attack (GREAT)
- A Streetcar Named Desire (oh man Marlon Brando was so good-looking in his heyday)
- Street Fighter (10-11-09: with Betsy; it's one of her favorite movies, and it was certainly beautiful)
- The Time Traveler's Wife (okay, it did make me cry, I will admit it)
- Where the Wild Things Are (10-16-09: with Luke and AJ at the Gateway; I loved it. It's my kind of movie, I think)
- Whip It (3-17-10: with Luke; it was fun and funny. I love Ellen Page and Drew Barrymore was hilarious)
- X-Men Origins: Wolverine (seen at AJ's house, it was excellent)
oct 10 2009 ∞
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