Somewhere in the desert, Llewelyn stumbles upon a horrible bloodbath. Checking out the scene, he finds both parts of the deal. A truck full of drugs and a bag full of money. While he thinks everyone is (about to be) dead, he takes the money, well knowing this could mark his own death.

Although this isn't a work of incredible depth, it is a work of great craftsmanship. Of course it's directed by the Coen brothers, so they have twice the manpower. But a daring atmosphere, great pace, beautiful scenery and a very crazy Javier Bardem, makes this one puppy not to leave in the kennel.

What's the most impressive is the tension. I think it will be a while before people can watch another movie with Bardem without having hesitation to trust him. A big winner for the Oscars? You just can't stop what's coming..

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Worth/not worththe popcorn

I'm a boy/girl

I am young/old

I'd rather use an air gun/shotgun

Calling a coin toss is funny/tricky

Bardem's hairdo is old school/o. my. god!

If I found 2 million in drug money I'd run with it/leave it, run!

The Coen brothers are mostly wow/overrated

Juno is a 16-year old know-it-all who just got pregnant and… doesn’t really know anything. Looking for a good couple to adopt her future child, she meets Venessa and Mark, who can’t have children of their own. The couple seems to be perfect, but maybe that’s just on the surface.

It's always good to see a movie, where the only special effect is sketched texts, manages to impress you in the theatre. The story is told in chapters, just like 'Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter... and Spring', but that's about the every similarity there is between the two.

The story about this girl getting pregnant is brought very much in the view of a teenager. And by that I don't mean the view that Hollywood has of teenagers. It's certainly not brought as a teen pregnancy doom movie, but in funny and lighthearted way without taking out the seriousness of the subject. A subtle and small movie with its accents at the right place.

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Hud is documenting the going-away party for Rob, when a big bang hits the entire city. Towers are burning, this must be an attack, maybe a terrorist attack. Then all chaos breaks loose and something takes a hold of the city. This is just a tape found in Central Park…

A rollercoaster of thrills. I'm writing this just coming out of the theatre. The whole room was pretty perplexed after the movie ended. Starting slow, Lost writer Drew Goddard soon flips you upside down, from the first bang until the end. I'll admit, there won't be any Oscars for the camera work (probably none at all), but this winter blockbuster is o so worth a big can of... yes, you guessed right, popcorn!

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Thinking to have found a cure for cancer, the world is facing a plague which kills most of humanity and turns others into human eating bastards. Robert Neville is one of the lucky persons to be immune. He tries to survive in New York city, while living in between mutant victims and trying to find a cure for the virus.

It’s a scary thought to be the last human alive in this world. In I Am Legend this has been shown very well. You really are experiencing an empty and lonely feeling when you look at the empty streets of New York City. Will Smith is playing his role well, he shows you the life of a lonely person who’s only social contact is with his dog Samantha. The good part about this movie is the feeling that this could actually happen which takes you deeper into the story.

It’s not the best movie about this subject I have seen, but definitely worth the cinema popcorn!

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