Woo! It's Friday and I'm ready to be lazy.
Well, sounds good, but it's not gonna happen. I have a LOT to catch up with, including two new reviews (Paranormal Activity and The Invention of Lying).
Expect to see those sometime this weekend.

P.S. -- Still looking for some people to submit their reviews. Easy $5! Send to cinemafrolic@live.com

Love, Joshy
Have a good weekend!

Hey there, friends! Today I'm going to discuss some albums that I have been completely addicted to these past few weeks.
And by addicted I mean repeat, repeat, repeat all day, and I'm still not bored with them. I'm sure we've all experienced this, and it is truely a great feeling.

So lets get started with our first album.

KiD CuDi - Man On the Moon: The End of the Day

Plot

The movie starts with a bunch of thugs waiting in a subway station. Ryder (John Travolta) being the leader as far as we can tell. Along his side are Phil Ramos ( Luis Guzmán) and Bashkim (Victor Gojcaj), as well as a few others who are just there to shoot and keep order.

Basically:

Another installment of Michael Moore's documentaries reguarding problems in today's world. Capitalism: A Love Story takes us into the United States government and banks to demonstrates how the rich get rich, and the poor stay poor.

In-Depth

Hello my lovelies!

Just a couple things to mention real quick.
I just got back from seeing Capitalism: A Love Story, and I really enjoyed it. If you enjoy documentaries about the government (or documentaries in general), you'll love it, too. Expect a review for it tomorrow.

Also, I will work on my Inglourious Basterds review, as it seems to be winning in the polls (which isn't saying much, but thanks for voting!)

And lastly, I love you all! (Oh, and, I finally got a job IRL, too)

~Joshy