I watched Quantum of Solace again tonight with my dad. He hadn't seen it yet. It's a bit easier to follow the second time through but boy is it a bit of a clusterfuck. I still really enjoyed it though.

And Olga Korylenko.. still just striking.

Just went to see Star Trek, was a really entertaining movie. Hope they come back for more!

Didn't make sense? We're you drunk watching it?

I haven't seen it yet.. and I feel like I've failed nerd school. I love Star Trek too. Shame on me. That said, it is a JJ Abrams film, so I can't really blame anyone for not understanding it. I love his shit, but he has a habbit of trying to go above our heads.

Don't worry LOST, I still credit most of your awesomeness to Lindeloff and Cuse.

LOL

I saw a clip of this on youtube that had me rolling on the floor. It was so fucking horrible that it actually made me want to see the full picture. What the fuck is wrong with the Sci-fi (sorry, SyFy) channel? How can they produce awesome originals like Battlestar Galactica, and then turn around and churn out shit like this?

Hilarious.

edit: Oh, my bad.. Sci-fi didn't produce it. Oh well. My point still stands, it's exactly the kind of thing they would pump money into!

Lorenzo Lamas.... LOL

I saw Terminator Salvation last night and I actually liked it. I literally went just to be company to my friend who was stoked to see it, and I genuinely thought I'd be bored stiff. I really had no desire to "see more of the future stuff from T1 and T2" because the reason I loved those movies had nothing to do with that - on the contrary everything to do with not that stuff specifically. Sure, Salvation is kinda straightforward action movie fare, but it's more clever than at least I thought it would be and it has some really good action in it. And it has scenes! With people saying stuff! I thought it would be one big, dark, testosterone filled stream of people barking and shooting robots.

I also saw Wolverine and Star Trek a while back, it's been a cinemalicious summer so far. Wolverine was painfully average, and I thought it missed every available opportunity to be interesting. It was the synopsis of wolverine's backstory made into a movie with no edits. Hugh Jackman is a hugely attractive person and pulls off the wolvie look better than ever, but he's stuck in a movie that takes itself 100% seriously and falls into the pit of inconsequential fighting over and over and over again.

Star Trek was SUPERB. There's a cameo from I-dunno-if-you-know-so-I-won't-say-who that nearly breaks the fourth wall and says HELLO THERE AUDIENCE, POPCORN TASTY?, but it's so overwhelmingly good apart from that so it never becomes an issue. The best movie I've seen at the theaters so far this summer. Drag me to hell and Transformers 2 coming up next I think.

And Megan Fox.

Oooookay..