[Screamname]

Yeah, I saw that a few days ago and I couldn`t even get halfway through it, it was a complete hack job. It just baffles me how idiots like this keep getting work. You look at his resume, it`s just one POS movie after another with this guy going back almost 20 years. How many chances does this guy get?

[fat city]

For some reason, a lot of people here loved it. I thought, after seeing The Doors Stone's credibility as a director was completely shot- his ideas of content, theme, conflict, character and subject matter were so devoid of value that I thought he had no business making movies at all. World Trade Center just reaffirmed my opinion.

[BradyLS]

Saw United 93 and Apocalypto. I could have seen (and wanted to) most of the others in the Top 10, but never got around to it. I'm very anxious to see Letters from Iwo Jima.

At an age when nearly everyone's professional peak is well behind them, Clint seems to get better (or at least stay in surprisingly good form) with each movie he makes. (I hated the sucker-punch he delivers in Million Dollar Baby, but I can't deny that, until he crushes you, he has you in the palm of his hand.)