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"Tell It To The Sky" - Tracy Bonham

Seen this not that long ago. It was a good story, very ironic and intersting. But I guess after seeing so many movies set in WW2, it's probably harder to appreciate.

Apparently it was this pic:

"Ya Vernus" - Igor Talkov

"My Name Is Jonas" - Weezer

I'd say sure why not, I thought it was pretty good, especially considering that there's probably not that clear of a definition of what makes one movie better than another anyways.

I don't mind the California thing with RHCP, but I do hate California. I lived there for a year, worst place I've ever been to in my life.

100% agreed.

I have to admit, the previews have got some neat looking evil creature type things, but that's not enough to make me wanna see it.

I'm not too fond of them. Some people raised a big fuss about how great they are in here a while ago, and so I was really disappointed with No Cities Left.

I doubt it.

I'm outta work these days, will try and change that today however.

So far, apparently not.

"Alright" - Pilate also... It seems crappier artists like Green Day and My Chemical Romance have "borrowed" from this song.

"What Good Am I?" - Bob Dylan

I'm not happy, other people's happiness displeases me.

"Melt Into The Walls" - Pilate

I've never watched it, but the commercials make it seems the show always follows the following format. Strange condition that's difficult to diagnose or treat or both. The dude seems to have hunches about what it is and what should be done but everyone thinks it's totally wrong and crazy, and then it turns out he's right.

Saw it a few days go. I guess I'm one of the few that was left really unimpressed. I really didn't care for it. I didn't think it was boring, or lacked action or anything like that, I just plain didn't like it. Although I didn't expect to like it either. If I were to rate it on how much I enjoyed it... it'd be a 4/10.

I'm with Jean on this one.

"We All Know" - Devendra Banhart

"Dramamine" - Modest Mouse

Wonder if the critics would have the courage to review it with honesty and objectivity.

It looks like there's been a lot of abuse of the "slow motion+orchestral music=sad and moving scene" equation.

They seem to have quite a few unofficial releases/bootlegs as well.