I will be interested to see how you like Michael Clayton, which I thought was a well done film, especially Tom Wilkinson's role.

We're getting Persepolis at the local theatre! Be Kind Rewind as well, which looks pleasantly silly.

And Be Kind Rewind is Michel Gondry (and they filmed it in northern NJ), so I'm looking forward to that.

The real surprise was when Pan's Labyrinth didn't make it to the local multiplex, but played for a whole month at the dollar house last year.

I still find it hard to predict what will or won't make it to the local theaters. The real surprise was when Pan's Labyrinth didn't make it to the local multiplex, but played for a whole month at the dollar house last year.

I found the lawyer shenanigans to be rather over-the-top, but well-integrated into the storyline. Lawyers don't really need to get into murder and such, because they are usually insulated from corporate wrong-doings, as they are primarily advisers not actors.

The crazy lawyer character was fun and interesting, but I'm not convinced that a huge $6 billion class-action lawsuit would be led by one unstable character on anti-depressant meds. I was amused at how young and clueless all of his assistants looked. I guess forgoing the medication was the explanation for the defense lawyer aiding the plaintiffs, but really a lawyer with a conscience would be more likely to leave the case (and then perhaps leak documents).

So what was the deal with the red and blue covers anyway? Just a red-and-blue herring?

Was that after the Oscars last year? I remember the dollar theaters showing that as well. It picked up popularity after it won a couple of the golden statues.

Someone tell me when the voting ends!!!!! Can't get an answer to this question.