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I've wanted to watch "Where's My Car, Dude?" for a long time, but I still haven't gotten around to it.

Yesterday, I watched the movie "Mr. Nobody." It's an interesting and unusual film. In some ways, it reminds me of Stanley Kubrick's "2001: A Space Odyssey."

Good. Although, in my opinion, the ending was a bit weak.

A typical happy ending, if you don't count the "God from the prison cell of a car." Hollywood can't do it any other way, or it wouldn't be a comedy.

I've been wanting to watch "Where's My Car, Dude?" for a long time, but I haven't gotten around to it.

Why not? It perfectly fulfills its main task: to entertain and distract.

Last night, I watched the drama "Requiem for a Dream," and I really liked it. It makes you think and empathize. I recommend it to drama fans.

Watched "Constantine".
Well, nothing special, although some moments stood out. Especially one phrase from Gabriel about how a person is cleansed only in the face of fear and horror. And that's true. When something bad happens, then... although maybe it's only for believers, or not? Anyway, you immediately understand your mistakes, and you have a desire to correct them, but only to get this whole mess over with.

I watched "Sleepy Hollow" a few days ago. 6.5/10. I wouldn't say it's too interesting, but the setting and style are good, yes. And Johnny Depp played excellently. Understand, Vis? That's what good acting is like. And not the embarrassment that Keanu Reeves portrayed in The Matrix.

I also watched part of this movie. Yes, unfortunately not the whole thing. But I liked what I saw. Johnny is good in many films, and I like him. And he's one of those few people who can pull off a mustache.

Some things you will never understand, young apprentice.

Cinema isn't your thing, sad but true.

I've watched this movie several times, and I like it; Johnny Depp really gave a good performance.

The atmosphere and the overall concept play a much bigger role there.

Ha! And I was talking about the concept and atmosphere. Ha! See? I gave the correct answer, a perfect score.

Excellent! :)

I watched Day of the Radio. It’s a very funny comedy, and I really enjoyed it.

I watched the cartoon Up. I skipped the beginning and started watching from the moment he flew away with his house. I liked it – both the sad and funny moments. I think the song Dear Bobbie would be a good fit for it.

Drumline ("Drumline", but in the version I have, it's called "Drummer"). The film follows all the canons of Hollywood (love story, happy ending, etc.). It's well-made, and the musical performances look impressive – it's worth watching for that alone.