The Zombieland gang is back, in another pretty funny zom-com (zombie comedy). Yet, while Jesse Eisenberg, Emma Stone, Woody Harrelson and Abigail Breslin seem right at home reviving these characters, it's the new faces that really deliver freshness to this comedy. The Luke Wilson/Thomas Middleditch scene alone pretty much steals the whole film. This film is not reinventing anything new, just continuing to survive during the zombie apocalypse, and it's pretty funny.

Greatest.
Movie.
Ever.
Made.

I finally got around to watching my all time favorite movie again, and it's just as good as it's always been. Stanley Kubrick and Arthur C. Clarke had a vision, and every scene is flawless, from the visuals, the music, and the sound down to astonishingly and accurately predicting so much regarding future technology and space travel. Its a long film that many might have a hard time sitting through, but this movie will always have a special place in my heart, and sit atop the list of my very favorite films.

Tarantino's love of old time Hollywood is on full display in this flashback to 1969. Three stories unfold amidst an extremely detailed and realistic depiction of life back in the late 60s, and it's a treat to watch such great actors as DiCaprio and Pitt romp in Quentin's playground.

As the plot bubbles to full boil, just allow yourself to be immersed in this world as Tarantino crafts scene after scene with spot on dialogue amidst this visual spectacle. Its another great film by a great filmmaker.