Bourne Ultimatum = awesome, because Jason Bourne = awesome. I was shocked at how full the theater was, for midafternoon on a workday. Here's the only bad part: it made mewish my career path was such that people would refer to me as "The Asset."

The question is not whether I will see that movie this weekend. Rather, the question is how many TIMES will I see that movie this weekend.

I also have a subissue of wanting to see some NY chase scene that I kept walking by earlier this year.

Why do I never see anything filming?!? Although, that scene (or a scene, anyway) coming on the heels of an awesome fight scene that I'm pretty sure was in some stranger's apartment, and I started getting distracted by the fact that a lot of random people's stuff got destroyed throughout.

Not really spoilery.

Why do I never see anything filming?!?

Because you live in Queens? Baby Mama was filming near work a couple weeks ago. On the other hand, you are right near Silvercup, right?

I'm nearer Kaufman Astoria, but apparently 30 Rock films there. Do I ever see Tina Fay? No I do not. Even when they were filming that big Will Smith movie outside my office, I never saw any actual action.

They were filming right in front of my building a couple weeks ago.

Just saw an ad for this movie - I suppose the fact that I hadn't heard of it until 2 weeks before it opens bodes ill but it looks like fun and the cast is good.

Yeah the trailer I saw for that one was underwhelming.

I want to get felt up by Edgar Wright but I have to work on Tuesday. Wah!

I want to be an asset too.

I liked the movie, but, yeah, if the camera movement bothered you in #2, at least take some anti-nausea medication before going to see this.

It would seem obvious that I should avoid movies like that, but Crank was the first movie in a long time that didn't give me a headache.

Well, The Bourne Ultimatum didn't give me the headache, but it sure nurtured it and helped it grow to full potential.

I liked the movie. I liked the tension of it, and the hollowness and the precision. Because it turns on the fact that the protagonists are devilishly clever, though, it makes the times when the plot demands not taking the obvious precautions (Really? You don't order immediate lockdown in your building when you find out he's there? You don't notice your treacherous employee is suddenly in Tangiers?) stick out quite a bit.

Still, liked it. Got a fair amount of applause--all the big fight scenes got it, as well as the moment when he started swimming at the end.

Oddly enough parts of the movie felt very familiar--other than the obvious following on from #2--the scene where he talks to her while looking at her from the building across the street seemed so familiar to me that I was confused whether there'd been a similar scene in the previous movies, or if I had recast that bit of the book so strongly.

I love the trailer for American Gangster. I love Denzel's physicality and can't wait to see that flick. Mrrowr.

Saw my first trailer for that Yuma cowboy flick they didn't seem to be able to find Americans to star in. But hey--Russell and Christian look hot and fake Yank well. I'll be there.

Odd-looking movie, The Brave One. The title is weird, just to start off with. But I can buy Jodie Foster as Ms. Punisher better than I buy her snogging Naveen Andrews. It's not the gay thing--just that in the little time they had, I didn't get any chemistry.

I wish I could remember the first movie trailer they showed. Something it...aha... The Kingdom. Man, will that movie come out already? I feel like I've been watching not only trailers but also the ad that goes into more detail about it forever. Sheesh.

Oh, you know my main problem in Bourne? When Julia Stiles is running through Tangier, and she never grabs a scarf to cover up her extremely noticeable hair. Although I did like that hair on her.