Art

Paul Provenza and Penn Jillette (of Penn & Teller) set out to prove that, like life, the heart of laughter lies in the journey and not in the punchline.  Featuring a veritable who's who of the comic world, the documentary explores the origins, interpretations, and evolution of one

From top to bottom – the screenwriters, actors, and directors – the movie is a testament to the power of Hollywood when it pushes the limits of art and conscience, creating a powerful testimony to the excesses of geo-political maneuvering.

Movies have a quality that bombard the senses, like a heavyweight pummeling his opponent in the 11th round without remorse.  You can put a novel down, get outside of the verbiage, and have your senses soak in the words. Your criticism will be impacted by your memories, innate biases and

dresser.  The chance to spend $20 on a drink for some peroxided bitter girl who'd rather scan the room for richer dudes (I'm not bitter, I have a gf!).

Saw Munich yesterday.  Excellent movie – ambiguous in its answers but very precise in its delivery.

Rented Les Choristes, a French film by Chistophe Barratier that tells of how a prefect through music lessons broke through a group of misfit boys held in a rough institution.