MEN OF THE DAY: CHRISTOPHER NOLAN.

I've always been a HUGE movie person. My greatest are amongst The Boondock Saints and Wall Street. I tend to judge my movies on their ability to be seen over and over and still generate enthusiasm. Are there enough action scenes? are the love scenes minimal? is there a very epic car chasing scene? Is there enough depth in the character to root for them? Let's just say that i've never seen a film done like those done by Christopher Nolan. I am anti-theatre but two of his films pulled me into a crowded theatre. Inception and Dark Knight were both the kind of films that you could watch on mute and still enjoy them aesthetically. The dramatic orchestra backgrounds, the rise and falls of their protagonists! The use of some of my most discussed childhood concepts like lucid dreaming brought into film.... Now I sound like a fan, but can you tell me---what film can I say that is epic enough to boast about the director. Forget Oscar buzz and all of that! Let's just focus on great entertainment...and it's been a while since Godfather II came out so keep guessing.

P.S Nolan happens to look incredibly....well...amazing, stylistically.

Favourite Monologue from a Favourite Actor: Edward Norton

A not-so-bad Movie

The movie ARMORED has B list actors (except Fishbourne) but that good unexpected story line that just keeps you going with twists.

i'd give it a 7/10 at the most---but overall entertaining!

Diddy is so angry

Ive never seen someone completely switch to a different industry and jump to the top so quickly---

Tom Ford's Single Man-Oscar Buzz

Wall Street 2!!!!!!

GOD, i want to be Gordon Gekko. Except without the bad ending :) Here is a pic from the filming of the 1987 sequel with Shia Labeouf. It's supposed to come April 23rd. Shit, I'll be 22. Im getting old. anyways here is the imdb description.

"As the global economy teeters on the brink of disaster, a young Wall Street trader partners with disgraced former Wall Street corporate raider Gordon Gekko on a two-tiered mission: To alert the financial community to the coming doom, and to find out who was responsible for the death of the young trader's mentor. "