"Flee in fear, dastardly criminals, or you shall all feel the wrath of my polyester setting!!"

Anyway, nice work on the Iron Man description, Quint. I just get more and more excited about this one. Positive vibes and yang energy to the first person who posts an online link to it.

It seems a little unfair suggesting you watch that one, because I saw Blood Diamond the other day (as a part of the transatlantic movie exchange program) and it's actually a pretty decent film. Not great, but I liked it, and I thought Leonardo did a good job. Don't tell anyone, but I even teared up a little bit at the end.

I also need to thank TELF for recommending Timeline, which was fucking hilarious. A true classic of the Dumbhouse genre. Nice one, TELF.

Yes, the gambit of emotions ran through me while watching Ghostrider, but mostly amazement/disbelief/shock that they actually released this in theaters...

Perfume: The Story Of A Murderer - Good period piece about a creepy killer who smells stuff.

The Good Shepherd - A slow burner, but better than the reviews I read and almost makes up for De Niro's shitty acting record of late.

The Illusionist - Fuck it, I liked it better than The Prestige. Edward Norton and Paul Giamatti? How can you go wrong?

Also, by way of a reverse recommendation, please do not watch The Gingerdead Man, which is a film about an evil gingerbread man and is not nearly as good as it sounds. It's only an hour long, and I was bored to tears for all 3600 seconds of it.

P.S. Iron Man looks good. Totally on-topic.

Unless you hated Shaun Of The Dead, in which case don't bother.

And I'm shocked...no, appalled that the Gingerdead Man was no good. I mean, with that title, great horrifically awful things were expected. I just can't believe it didn't deliver in the stupidity department. Oh, and Hot Fuzz is in my queue. I found Shaun of the Dead freak'n hilarious. I love that he keeps his walking dead friend chained up at the end there.

Evil never tasted so good! When Sarah Leigh (Robin Sydney) testifies against three murderers in a death penalty case, she never expects them to return to life in the form of delicious desserts. But that's exactly what happens when their cremated ashes accidentally fall into a batch of batter and are baked into a trio of gingerbread men. Now, the adorable yet evil cookies will stop at nothing to find the woman who sent them to the electric chair.

I just can't believe this wasn't a keeper!

So, Hot Fuzz it is, then. I liked it so much I'm thinking of buying it, and I hardly ever buy DVDs anymore. The last half hour, especially, had me in tears of laughter. Nick Frost is a comedy genius - no one else can say 'cunt' and make it as funny as he does.

That's gotta be a typo surely...or are studios so stupid that they think Owen Wilson can carry a $280 Million film?

http://tinyurl.com/yrh6tm

Lots of quotes from the man himself on all his projects in the works. Links at the bottom of each page takes you to more info on more "stuff". Amongst the many listed:

Cabal parts 2 & 3

Galilee part 2

Mister B. Gone

The Thief of Always part 2

Abarat parts 3, 4 & 5

Book of the Art part 3

Books of Blood volume 7

and, The Scarlet Gospels sounds like it's ready to go soon. Yea!

Past performances like in US Marshals ans Hearts and Souls should be closer of his Stark portrayal. At least I hope, cause his asshole, heartless character in H&S was screaming Tony Stark. Please, don't turn him into a sarcastic, grown up version of comic books' Spidey. PLEASE!!!