Has there been any discussion of Winter's Bone?
I think I want to see that now.

I'll try Search, but man was that function useless for Please Give.

Edit: Looks like Ghulam, Bart and Trish liked W'sB.

Not much of anything good showing here except for what I've already seen, like Social Network just opening. I'm temped to see Red which might be fun but it's at out-of-the-way theatres. Has anyone seen Megamind? Is it worth seeing?

Megamind left me only a fraction less euphoric, in part because I saw it after I caught Tangled., also because it works on a more wryly satirical level (though it's just about as heartfelt at the core). It tickled and engaged me mightily, all the same, and its animation looks like a zillion Dreamworks bucks. Operates from an extremely clever premise, at once an irreverent riff on the Superman/Lois Lane/Lex Luthor(with Mr. Mxyzptlk thrown in)/Metropolis mythology, and a surprisingly mordant allegory about the thin line between and mutual dependence of good and evil. Many delicious visual jokes, verbal zingers and throwaways that I wouldn't dream of spoiling, even if I could recall them. Will Farrell, Tina Fey and Brad Pitt are wonderfully apt vocal casting as title antihero, news-anchor heroine and superhero foil, respectively. Perhaps The Incredibles traveled some corners of this territory already, but only on a surface level -- the new film carries its own intrinsic relationship to Now, and, like Tangled, seems entirely worthy and family-friendly.

Laughed out my ears at Rosemary Harris' Progeny as Elocutionist's Wife reacting to The Queen of England Pouring Out Tea, and the ending was lovely. So's the film.

Yeah. That hasn't been talked about much. It was lovely to see Colin Firth and Jennifer Ehle together onscreen again. Even if their paths crossed in only one scene.