I haven't seen Falling Down since it originally came out in theaters. I remember liking it quite a bit. If I lived in the world Michael Douglas lived in, I would probably have gone crazy and killed everyone as well. What a bunch of assholes. 3.25/5

The Devil's Double had lots of potential but the directing just didn't do anything with the material. Worth watching once then forgetting. 3.5/5

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

Misery holds up impressively well. Solid horror film. 4.5/5

Trespass stars Nicole Kidman and Nicolas Cage and is directed by Joel Schumacher. How didn't this get a bigger release? It's not great but it deserves better than straight to DVD. 3.5/5

Retreat is a nice thriller. It's a it slow but builds great tension. Jamie Bell continues to impress 3.75/5

Drive is amazing. Just an incredible film. Another one in my best of the year list. 4.5/5

A Woman, a Gun and a Noodle Shop starts off with a goofy tone and then awkwardly shifts gears and never really recovers. 3.25/5

A Horrible Way to Die has a great idea but due to half-assed directing, it makes it almost impossible to watch. 2.75/5

Bellflower just shot to the top of my favorite films of the year list. It's almost impossible to describe but it's damn impressive. 4.5/5

Der Sandmann is one of the most unusual rom-com's I've seen and certainly the best one I've seen in years. 4/5

I think being Norwegian or Scandinavia would make this a lot of fun. Not being either, I didn't find Norwegian Ninja that enjoyable. 2/5

Hanna is still one of my favorite films of the year but it doesn't hold up as well the second time. Still a very solid film. 4/5

Stuart Gordon loves H.P. Lovecraft and what's probably his best adaptation is From Beyond. Great 80's cheesy, gory horror. 3.75/5

True Legend is what I hate about martial arts films. Half asses martial arts sequences that run on forever and the last 30 minutes is a total waste. 2.25/5

One of Hitchcock's early films, The 39 Steps is a pretty good, suspenseful film. It's not great but it's easy to see why it's a classic. 3.75/5

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've heard good things about Very Bad Things but it's mostly just a group of men yelling at each other for almost 2 hours. Not really my cup of tea. 2.5/5

I'm really surprised at how well Clueless holds up. I still really enjoy it. 4/5

I enjoy a good crime caper film but The Anderson Tapes didn't really work for me. Sean Connery does a good job. 3/5

The Hill is a great man vs man film. Sidney Lumet is an expert with this. Sean Connery is amazing. 4.5/5

The Drummond Will is a decent black comedy so it's worth a watch. Just don't expect much. 3/5

Now this is how to do a British crime drama. Solid film. Glad I finally had a chance to watch the Long Good Friday. 4/5

Chaplin was a great actor/director but his life story is very dull. Robert Downey Jr. does a great job. 3/5

Stand By Me is in the top 3 best Stephen King adaptations. Just a great film. 4.5/5