May

42 - Girls Rock! (5/3) - Liked it so much I went to see the Atlanta screening with friends.

43 - Iron Man (5/4) - I was really surprised by how much I liked this one. Much better than I expected a super-hero movie to be. And I love Peter Billingsley because of A Christmas Story so I'm happy to see him doing well as a grown-up.

44 - Tell No One (5/11) - A French film based on a Harlan Coben novel, which I thought was odd. I mean, I know we remake foreign films all the time because Americans like to see things in American and all that, but it seemed odd to have that go the other way. Although here we're talking about a French adaptation of an American novel, not a remake of an American movie. But you know what I mean. It was a good movie, but I couldn't help but think that if it hadn't been in French we would never have seen it at Cinema Club.

45 - Miss Pettigrew Lives for a Day (5/15) - Totally predictable period piece that I really enjoyed. Lee Pace is adorable and Ciaran Hinds is...well, sort of the opposite of adorable but I dig him anyway.

46 - The Fall (5/31) - Another Lee Pace movie, and one of my favorites of the year. I'm crazy about the grand, sweeping vistas and grandiose storytelling, and the little girl in this was a complete charmer. Not a great movie by most people's standards but it really struck a chord with me.