Zombieland -- 8/10 -- Good but too much lovey stuff. And the main actor guy was trying way too hard to be Michael Cera. Getting tired of the LOLhe'savirginLOL humor.
Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy -- 6/10 -- Silly but worth a watch. Probably best while high.
Gran Torino -- 8.5/10 -- Kind of slow to start but I ended up enjoying it. At first I wished he had killed everyone but I guess that wouldn't have worked out too well.
A Serious Man -- 7/10 -- Pretty good but I almost forgot about it. Funny in an indirect sort of way. Dumb ending. It's like they ran out of paper while writing the script and just stopped. It wasn't thought-provoking or anything. It just went off.
Slumdog Millionaire -- 7.5/10 -- A great concept, IMO, but the ending was too cliche and predictable. Why can't movies have unhappy endings? Or at least avoid endings where every f**king things ends up perfectly? It's so trite by now.
Trainspotting -- 7.5/10 -- Requiem for a Dream was better (it was filmed four years later but still) but the people in this one had cooler accents.
Precious -- 8/10 -- Depressing. And yet I was hoping it'd be even more depressing. Maybe the venue screwed it up for me because I had a too-large and too-obnoxious family next to me and had a girl cuddling with me, so it was hard to get into the depression-y bits too much. Also, why was Mariah Carey in this movie? F**k Mariah Carey. Needed more no-name actors.
Fast Times at Ridgemont High -- 6/10 -- A "classic" comedy. Not really all that funny by today's standards but there were some hot boobies in it. I loved the one guy's pickup lines though. "Can I get a meatball sandwich, a medium Coke, and your phone number?" And then about 10 minutes into their first date he's all, "So, am I going to get to first base?" And this guy's supposed to be 26?! Smooooth. Then they start making out, she's topless within 20 seconds, and they're f**king 30 seconds later. I guess people were more efficient in the 80s.