When will those of us, not usually on the continental US, get a chance to see RotLA:TA? Dare I say, I'm quite stoked to see it (no offence, Trey)?

Yeah, Mewes is essentially playing himself in all his movies - which are all the same character too.

Saw Tron Legacy last night. I really liked it and was quite surprised. I had a real sense of wonder when Sam Flynn first enters The Grid and loved the world they've created. The only stumble visually was CGI Jeff Bridges, we're just not there yet, and I was a bit confused with one character's turn (and fate) in the third act.

There's a sequel in the works and I couldn't be happier.

We just watched Wallace and Gromit and the Curse of the Ware Rabbit. 

I watched that! It should be the first thing in the curriculum for debunking conspiracy theories. "This week we're going to examine this Michael Jackson thing, next week we do Zeitgeist."

I watched Big Fan not too long ago.. I really enjoyed it.  I remember hearing Patton talk about it being more of a 70s style, gritty film and i agree.  nice dark comedy.  The stuff about the Giants schedule is really funny.

Most recently I saw Brick.  what a strange, but interesting movie.  I loved the noire aspect of it and how it never really slowed down and explained anything to the viewer.  plus it had a great use of language and phrases.

Big Fan is a wonderful film with, at times, some truly atrocious editing.

I saw Red. *sighs*

For All Mankind was just on Turner Classic Movies. I'd forgotten how stirring some of that old footage is.