Movies

If you have yet to see Date Movie, don't go see it. It's a horrible movie. Sure there are three or four humorous moments, but they were few and far between. Most of the movie I just sat there and could get the spoof they were doing, but it just wasn't funny. If you're a fan of in your face humor where the jokes are designed for the audience member who is a complete moron, then this movie is for you. If I were comatose, I would still have been able to get these jokes.

I never saw scary movie, so I don't know how that movie is in relation to this, but this was absolute crap.

If you do want to see a good movie, here are 2 recommendations:
Good Night and Good Luck
this is a movie directed by George Clooney and deals with Sen. Joseph McCarthy when he was declaring everyone a communist. At the time, there was a newscaster for CBS who was the only person in the media to stand up to McCarthy's accusations and demand more proof then just a statement from the Senator. The movie is about the events between these two men. It is a black-and-white movie and while it has the potential to be boring and like a documentary, it really was the complete opposite. With a running time of an hour and a half, the movie kept on task and just when you thought it was going to drag on, the plot progressed. Overall, this is a really good movie that unfortunately has not ( and will not) gotten much publicity.

Another good movie is Final Destination 3. I only saw this movie because my heat was not working Saturday night and my house was freezing cold. This was a good movie, especially if you've seen the previous FD movies and enjoy them. The basic gist of the movie is like the previous movies where a group of people avoid death and then are killed in the order they would have died had the accident occurred. The great part of this movie is that it keeps you on the edge of your seat. As the movie leads up to each person's death (and no, this is not giving away any plot from the movie because it is the same concept as the previous versions), you begin to believe you know how the person will die. Then, right as the death scene begins, everything is thrown out the window and something completely different (that still meets the method of death needed) happens and the person dies in a way you would not have seen coming. Another method is when you don't see how the death can meet the necessary method, and a chain of events happen which lead to the method being met. Overall, this was a good movie and included some really amazing death scenes (but not in a real morbid way--gory, yes, but not really morbid) and keeps you on the edge of your seat throughout the entire movie.

Ok, that's enough of being the college version of Roger Ebert.

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