If you like westerns, Unforgiven is definitely a must-see.

Speaking of westerns, we were testing out our new TV and Once Upon a Time in the West with the 52" LCD and the surround sound was incredible.

We followed that up with Blu-Ray Kill Bill. I had never realized what a Morricone rip-off homage the music in that was.

P-C, i'm not normally an Eastwood fan either. still haven't seen Million Dollar Baby. however, this one just had a great story for me. plus, he's funny. i was not expecting it to be as funny as it was. if you're very sensitive about bigots, this may be a tough movie to swallow. at first.

I can't get past the fact that, quite literally, the trailer shows Clint as an old dude telling kids to get off his lawn. Does he yell at clouds, too?

plus, he's funny.

I can't believe there is not more Internet hilarity hoopla over the fact that in the trailer, he literally tells a bunch of kids, "Get off of my lawn!"

Ha ha ha, x-post!

Ha, ha! No way! `I am not sure how to distinguish good direction, exactly, but I *thought* it was more than manufactured crip outrage that made MDB feel like it took a year and a half. I'm not sure what my compatriots expected...HS going right from the canvas to the local ILC to begin a satisfying but ill-paying life of disability advocacy? I don't even want to see that movie and I made it up.

OK, thanks to a total aside on NPR, I finally realized that Wall-E is a Charlie Chaplin movie.

Buster Keaton, actually.

I don't care what the movie is, the dance with the fire extinguisher is gorgeous.

Yeah. And means that I have to throw myself bodily between my kid and any fire extinguishers he sees.