Kyp and Mark's Video Review: Juno

So, we clearly, we had filmed this pretty soon after our review of Sweeney Todd.... like right after... but hey at least we both talk in this one :P

Mark's Top 5

Ok, So here's the deal; I don't see as many movies as Kyp. If I had seen all the movies Kyp has seen, my list would probably look very similar to his, just maybe with a few re-arranged. And keep in mind, these are movies that we have SEEN. We have yet to see There Will Be Blood, which we're both pretty confident would have made our lists, had we seen it.

5 - Lars and the Real Girl

Ryan Gossling continues to amaze me. Between this film and Half Nelson he definately has come a long way in his acting.

4 - No Country for Old Men

Coen brothers deliver another film where you find yourself laughing, and aren't entirely sure why. Action, humor, and a gripping story line. Expect to hear the title again around Oscar time.

3 - Once

A new addition to the list of neo-musicals. Fantastic....FANTASTIC music. Read the full review below.

2 - Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street

Burton delivers his take on Sondheim's musical; the film carries the feel of old fashioned musicals while combining it with enough spurting blood to make Tarantino blush.

1 - Juno

When I say I would marry Ellen Page... I'm not exaggerating. This film had many levels, and all of them were amazing.

Mark and Kyp's Video Review: Sweeney Todd

More Bale Love

Watch Al Roker interview Christian Bale on set and notice a few things. 1) Al Roker talking about Batman Begins: "When we last saw Batman, we had gotten rid of the ... villains. There was a homicidal ... guy ... with the Joker out there. Where do we pick up here?" Awesome description, Roker, awesome. 2) The picture they show for Heath Ledger as the Joker is a fan mock up that has been circulating the interweb for about a year now. 3) Christian Bale is British. Yet he does interviews for the Batman movies in an American accent. Personally, I think that's awesome.