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Watched Cloverfield for the first time. Not as good as I had hoped, I didn't particularly care about any of the people but still worth a watch. The best thing was the inclusion of the lobster/cat/spider monster things. 7.5

Sweeney Todd - Good. 7.0 Hancock - Also good. 8.0

Indy Crystal Skull : 8.0 I didn't understand half of the ending, or Ray Winstone - but though it was great apart from that. Loved the amazon bit, and thought Shia Lebeuf was dead good. Nice stunty stuff and a very seemly Fedora on show. Admittedly, it might be my demographic but Indiana Jones...

I watched 'Feed' at the weekend. It's a bit sick, and a bit shabby, somewhat slow but not entirely terrible. Gets better towards the end. WARNING: Features a 45 stone woman getting banged whilst being drizzled in baked beans and barbeque sauce. 5.9

I'm Not Scared - dead good 8.1

...like the concept of our resident tipster knowing f***-all about tipping! :lolol:

CRANK - the funniest film I've seen in AGES. I never realised Jason Statham (who I HATE) could be so brilliant. Eight Point Nine

I really liked Juno. thought she was engaging and the whole thing was very warm and fuzzy and made me feel nice on the inside.

alternatively: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LuGJ7AtD1Hc

And back in 2008... How about this little beauty... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LuGJ7AtD1Hc

And Ratatouille for 5.

Agreed - he's really 80's (which is a good thing).

Disturbia - The name has nothing to do with anything. The Beef is brilliant in it, but the rest of the film is a bit silly. He alone makes it watchable. And Carrie Anne Moss is not old enough to be his Mum. Other than that pretty good fare. 6 ish.

Shooter Maybe it's the pan-atlantic language barrier, maybe that he was discussing the specifics of being a sniper, but in parts of this film I couldn't understand a word of what Mark Whalberg was going on about. That apart, its a pretty good romp - way short of the Bourne it aspires to, yet...