Rubber

A self-aware tire discovers his destructive telepathic powers. It starts to live out its sadistic tendencies in a small desert town.

Wow.. that movie was damn strange. I mean.. a whole plot about a sadistic tire? But it kinda worked. I was entertained and in a way, the movie was quite funny. But don't expect to find any reason in this story. My two cents.

TRON: Legacy

Looking for his father, a reputed to be dead computer genius, Sam Flynn gets teleported in the digital world, his father once created. Finding himself in a futuristic yet barbarian world full of modern gladiator fights and merciless security forces, he finds out that his father is still alive.

I'm not the biggest Sci Fi fan, I have to admit. But this movie is pretty awesome. The visual effects are stunning, the score is terrific and even the story isn't too bad. First time director Joseph Kosinksi did a great job and one can only be curious what's to come next. My two cents.

Hereafter

Three storys about people encountering death and how this affects their lives.

Normally, I'ld have high expectations for a Eastwood movie, but for this, they were rather low. It was a little bit boring, I have to admit, but in the end I felt quite satisfied. It was not a bad movie at all, slow yes, but very interesting. Although it is a shame you don't get to know the characters better, because you don't really get a feeling of compassion. My two cents.

The Green Hornet

Having lost his father, Britt Reid, heir to his fathers company and fortune, decides to become a superhero and fight evil, but pretends to be a villain himself. Together with his sidekick Kato, a former assistant to his father, he starts to take over the city step by step, thus threatening the power of top villain Chudnowsky.

What starts out as a promising comedy/action movie, soon becomes a Seth Rogen self-aggrandizement. His character is so annoying and self-centered that you can't help but hate this guy. The plot is stupid, implausible and has more holes than Swiss cheese. Not even Christoph Waltz can save this abomination. This movie is not so bad it's good, it is just bad. My two cents.

Jackass 3D

Johnny Knoxville and the guys are back to try out new dumbass stunts that no normal human being would ever think about doing. Equipped with 3D Cameras, the well known Jackass crew from the correspondent MTV series start off in their third full-blown movie.

Lots of puke, lots of pain, lots of feces and hell of a lot of fun. What can I say, it's Jackass all over again and it's pretty damn entertaining. If you are easily disgusted on the other hand, stay away from this movie. My two cents.