An Education (2009)

Set in 1960s England, Jenny is seduced by luxury and economic freedom. This tempts even the devil himself, for the devil is the admiration for longing, and seeing that longing beautify itself as it comes true only corrupts initial goals set by the individual; which is Amy. Admiration and longing is her motivation to do well in school. This movie gives these two eternal cinematic themes and makes them pure. An Education is learned, and it is more than worth it. 

Julia & Julia (2009)

Never had a movie made me so hungry. Oh… the food, the gorgeous food. Didn’t really like the plot that much; very bland for my taste. And whoever did Amy Adams’ hair ought to be shot. Plus, even though Meryl Streep did a respectable job portraying Julia Childs, her falsetto voice got annoying after a while. Watchable.

Messages Deleted (2009)

An above average thriller. The plot is kind of predictable though and the ending is outright textbook Hollywood “twist”. Always good to see Matthew Lillard in action. He have this awesome cinematic voice. Watch it if you want.

Hackers (1995)

A definite cult classic. If you are any way connected to computers, you need to watch this. OK, had to admit, some of the computer systems in the movie are not really accurate, but it makes for a exciting movie. Plus, it’s a snapshot of the pop culture of the 90’s. Watch it!!!

Taking Woodstock (2009)

An average movie with a terrific cast. Paul Dano as a hippie on acid, sweet. Especially loved the performances of Imelda Staunton and Liev Schreiber, best portrayal of a transvestite ever!!! “OK, I maybe a grandfather but..” awesome line!!! Watch it for the cast!