Moon (2009)

Classic sci-fi in the footsteps of 2001: A Space Odyssey. The sets are decidedly 80's and impart a feel of good old science-fiction purity. Just one question, since it is so many years in the future, shouldn't the TV programs be at least what's being shown currently in our time? If i was in the future, I'd gladly watch reruns of Fringe. Aside from that, this is one awesome film and Sam Rockwell is my new favorite for sci-fi roles. Watch it!!!

Jennifer's Body (2009)

Comparing this film to Diablo Cody's other work, Juno, it is disappointing. I liked Juno, but somehow I felt as though she haven't fully matured as a writer yet. I'm optimistic, however. The only thing good about this film is Megan Fox's body. Anyone who's watching this, needs to disregard her nonexistent acting skills and the general lack of intellectual faculty off-screen. Just look at her body, and nothing else. Good directorial choice, in showing as much of Megan's body as possible. Watch her body.

Zombieland (2009)

Woody Harrelson!!! He's just awesome!!! And talk about a badass character too. Didn't like Jesse Eisenberg. Such awkward teenager roles should exclusively go to Michael Cera. Overall, not bad. But Shaun of the Dead is way better. That's a zombie comedy. Watch it for Woody!!!

Gattaca (1997)

A classic. The plot is a little weak but loved the direction. The sets are beautifully done; a combination of sci-fi and art deco. I consider this one of the best works by Ethan Hawke. Watch it.

Food, Inc. (2008)

Suddenly I have this horrible feeling in my gut; feels like the supermarket pumpkin pie that I ate an hour ago came alive and is trying to burst out, Alien style. Never knew how unsafe the food that we all eat everyday is. Something needs to be done to change how food is grown and processed. We need to stop eating fake food and instead opt for something more wholesome. Must watch.