It's been a while since I've said anything about movies that i've watched, and that's probably good news for you since I suck at it.

Regardless of the fact that I suck, and the fact that I've been too busy to watch my normal quantity let alone write anything about them, here we go (in no particular order).

The Butterfly Effect (2004) and The Butterfly Effect 2 (2006) - a very interesting concept and pretty fucked up if you ask me. The first one was really well done and it reminded me (sort of) like Memento - only the opposite. The main character has the ability to change his memories and change the effect his actions had on other peoples lives, hence the butterfly effect (lookup the chaos theory for more info). It was a really good story and it fills in nicely throughout the movie. The second one, unfortunately, not so good. Completely unrelated, just the same concept. It was weak and to my dismay they left it open for a third -- which will be related to the second but definitely not the first. Ugh. Watch the first, and only watch the second if you feel like wasting time.

Horror! The Horror! a quick roundup: Stay Alive (2006) was a cheesy movie based on a cheesy concept -- but it had good execution. I kind of enjoyed it and I feel bad saying that. See No Evil (2006) scared me just on concept. It's a WWE movie staring a *gasp* wrestler that isn't The Rock. It was extremely gruesome and had some interesting twists and turns. I had no idea who was going to survive which is rare for a horror movie. It was extremely fucked. To throw in some Canadian content Heartstopper (2006) was on the pallet, and with true Canadian horror they could've spent a little bit more on special effects - and paying attention to details - other than that, it was absolutely disgusting and a fine time spent saying "gross!" It was a genuine blood bath that was time well spent.

To switch gears, The Da Vinci Code (2006) was a great movie. But I seriously think it's merely because I love Audrey Tautou. Seriously though, it had some extremely interesting concepts and conspiracies. Since I didn't read the book they were all fresh to me. I liked it, but I watched it so long ago I can't explain any more. Garfield: A Tail of Two Kitties (2006) was far better than the first installment. It still had an element of cheese that hurts my soul and my love for my cartoon counter-part (he's 5 days older than me). But, execution was better, animation was better, and the story was better.

And finally, Click (2006) -- Click is absolutely fantastic. This dramatic comedy about life and skipping through it was excellent. The cast was great. The dog was funny. And I love Kate Beckinsale. I can't believe this movie only has a 6.8 rating, who are these people? this sucker's a 8.5! Anyways, if you get a chance to watch any movie I've mentioned make sure it's Click.