Tangled is a great Disney movie, as you as you go into it expecting that you will have a great watch.

I was playing Diablo 3 earlier & figured it was as good of a time as any to watch Carlito's Way. Excellent film! Makes me very tempted to pick up the "sure to be more dissapointing" sequel. Tomorrow I'll go ahead and watch another movie while I play. Ideally something that I've either already seen part of or have already seen completely but so long ago that I don't completely remember it. That way I don't mind dividing my attention.

I watched A Fistful of Dollars, Sergio Leone's unauthorized remake of Yojimbo the other night. It's part of a set of Leone movies and it's uncut. I really enjoyed it, though of course there are many similarities between the films.

I also checked out the commentary by Sir Christopher Fraying, a British film historian. He points out what elements Leone added which were not in Yojimbo and other interesting facts. He notes that Akira Kurosawa sent Leone a letter saying he loved the film but "it's not your movie, it's my movie". Since Leone had not bothered to get clearance there was a court case and, according to Fraying, Kurosawa got an out-of-court settlement that paid him more than he aever made from any of his own films.

While playing Diablo again yesterday, I watched my recently arrived bluray import of The Forbiden Zone in both black & white as well as in color. For those not in the know, the film is a musical, so I'd say I didn't miss to horribly much by mostly taking in just the audio with a few side screen glances. Well, you know, aside from all of the gratuitous nudity.

Finished watching the latest WCW related release from WWE.
The Best of The Clash of Champions.

Basically it was a free PPV quality show on TBS during the period before & during the Monday Night Wars between WCW & WWE (or WWF at the time).

It's a 7 hour, 3 disc show which is mostly matches.

It features Sting, Ric Flair, Lex Luger, The Four Horsemen, and many other great stars of WCW. It even features a few WWE future stars such as Steve Austin, & Mick Foley. Of course still only 2 WCW related things have shown the rather infamous Chris Benoit.
The Best of Monday Nitro (which was a pretty poor release), and The Rise & Fall of WCW (really paints them as a total joke). The Best of Starrcade is OK, but it should have shown a more in depth look at each event. Instead of doing a "Top 25" match thing.

The only small flaw with this set is they barely used Dusty Rhodes.
Dusty was pretty much the brains behind Clash of Champions, and he barely says anything about them. They also made this mistake on The Best of Monday Nitro with Diamond Dallas Page. He was there the whole time, so I am sure he had a mess of stories about it. The other thing about that set was they picked some rather bad spots to show. Plus they barely show certain wrestlers who were a big part of Nitro.

Anyhow I also watched Tangled, and yes it was very good.
Though I am not a really big fan of total CGI "Disney Princess" movie, this was very charming and fun. Plus she actually looked better IMO with the short hair.

It is kinda sad that Disney really has not done much (besides Winnie the Pooh, which I might need to check out) after this movie. That is besides re-releaseing their movies in 3D for no apparent reason. Oh and of course flopping hard with John Carter...

Yea, the first part of the Hatfield's & McCoy's was great, I am looking forward to part 2 tonight.

I'm making my way through the first season of the original series of Star Trek. I'm very much enjoying the series. I placed a preorder yesterday for the first season of Next Generation, so I figured it's about time I catch the heck up.

Went to see Men In Black 3, it was OK at best.
Better than the 2nd one, but still lacking the simple charm of the original.

The bad guy was pretty cool, but other than that it kinda seemed that the actors were not really into it.

Though it was a tad funny that they had some celebrities as aliens like in the first movie. People like Yau Ming & Lady Gaga are most likely aliens...and so is Mick Jagger.

Anyhow the trailers were a mix of good, bad, and ugly.

Good:

Total Recall
Skyfall
The Amazing Spider-Man

Bad:

Latest Tyler Parry "witness protection" movie

Ugly:

Snow White & The Huntsman (right after Mirror Mirror flops)
Some really generic looking cop movie (so generic I forgot the name)