Movie Talk

I've always loved a good documentary or foreign film.  I tend to see them in theater by myself due to lack of interest from friends. So you can tell I was uber excited when Manda J. said she was interested in seeing a few documentaries (she is recently converting over).  I think we're going to make "Documentary Night" a new thing.  The first that was on the list was : Food Inc. (currently on Netflix and Amazon Prime instant watch)

Its a very unflattering and eye opening movie on how involved the government is in America's food industry. And how its cheaper to buy a bag of chips than it is to dozen eggs or another form of "real food." American's are obese but we're aiding this by "growing" our food with chemicals, steroids, etc. therefore increasing production rate and decreasing cost.  Its pretty messed up.  I will no longer be purchasing #Tyson products. And I will continue to grow my own food with whatever space I have.

We haven't decided what we'll watch next, but I decided to list a couple of my recent favorites:

Exit Through the Gift shop
Mad Hot Ballroom
Waiting for Superman
Man on Wire
Buck

What are some of your favorites? Any suggestions to add to my list?

Happy viewing!

Friday Night Date Nite

So I took myself out tonight (so I obviously had a hot date) to see Paper Heart. It was great. I've been wanting to see this movie for quite sometime now. I forgot how much I love Indie films. When I lived in UT we'd frequent that theater downtown SLC that played a lot of Indies/documentaries. There were a lot of great previews and as a result I will be making my pilgrimage to the theater again, and again.

I found this little gem on the Paper Heart web-site (an oldies but a goodie). Here are my M.A.S.H. results...is it a sign? ;)

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