All honestly, I love movies but I am such a Jew (seriously, grandfather was a German Jew), that I have issues going to a theatre because if the movie is bad or something I don't like, then I am obligated to sit through it and endure the pain, take Turtlegirl for example... Besides, movie theatres are expensive and I don't have the money to just throw it at a theatre when I can wait a few months and watch it for like $3 from a Redbox. Also with the rental, I can pause, get snacks, #1 or #2 when I want, and have the comfort of my own home without having to sit too close to anyone else...

Anyway, that concludes my rant on movie theatres...

Edit: Also, I heard such great things about Jack Reacher, but I almost fell asleep during the first 30 minutes of it while watching it with my mom... Its not that its a "bad" movie, its just that it starts off REALLY slow and I couldn't endure it until it got "good"

Edit Pt. 2: The last movie I ever saw in a theatre was Gamer with Gerald Butler. The only thing that was worth watching that disgrace to video gamers world wide was when

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in the battle between Butler and the CEO of the prison game thingy, is the CEO's introduction... I have NEVER seen a bad guy do a jazz dance with his cronies before a fight... EVER, and I have been watching anime for 14 years...

In my opinion, Gamer was an awesome movie. Michael C. Hall did a great portrayal of a narcissistic, devious and smart villain. His dance was hilariously awesome for the fact that it was "I Got You Under My Skin" by Frank Sinatra(one of my favorite artists) and almost quite literally, had them under his skin. Well, in his brain, mind you. Favorite scene from that movie was when Terry Crews had his wife in the elevator. I about died laughing.

I finished both of the books, I'm currently on the... 5th (I think) of the City Of ... series.