Margin Call is an interesting look into the recent financial crisis. A list cast brings their game. It tends to be a little theatrical but a solid watch. 3.5/5

Faces in the Crowd has an interesting gimmick but lacks a little in the thriller aspect. 3.25/5

Flypaper is a fun comedy but instantly forgettable. 3/5

Horrible Bosses isn't a film I would have paid to see in theaters but at home, it's a great time. So far the funniest comedy I've seen this year. 4/5

On second viewing, Green Latern was pretty boring. I couldn't finish it, but the extended edition does fill in some plot holes. 2.25/5

Saw Source Code for the second time and damn is it good. It will probably be in my best of the year. 4/5

The Fast and the Furious franchise is one of the most vapid franchise ever created. It's no surprise that Fast Five follows the trend. 3/5

The Usual Suspects holds up incredibly well. It's still a fun thriller. 3.75/5

I'm not sure what happened in Zardoz but it is freakishly odd. I love the 70's film making. 3.75/5

I haven't seen The Ref in years. It's much funnier than I remember. I think it's one of my favorite Christmas movies. 3.75/5

Scrooged has some great moments but feels a little dated overall. Still a fun holiday film. 3.5/5

This movie really captures the pain of childhood and growing up. Where the Wild Things Are is such a good movie. 4/5

French surrealist filmmaking isn't for everyone and I can see why people hate this movie but I really like it. It's the film snob in me. 4/5

I didn't expect much from this telling of the Jack Abramoff story, but the director keeps it informative and flowing. 3.75/5

A very interesting film. The director does a great work with visual displacement. 3.75/5