Its been a long time for me since I have seen my last Quentin Tarantino, but here we go! Just saw this nice piece of art yesterday!
Of course in old Tarantino style the story is abit odd and certainly not what you would expect (at least for me since I don’t like reading plots beforehand)!
I don’t wanna write too much, let’s just say it has some unexpected turns and a surprising end …
Certainly worth the money, but I’ll put it in the category:
“you need a big screen, but not a cinema.”

Just went to see the new Coen Brothers movie “No Country For Old Men”.
Nice piece of work, definitely worth seeing even though its a bit strange, but which of the brothers’ movies isn’t.
The plot is hard to tell im a few lines, but mainly its about some hunter finding some drug money and his trouble with the various people searching for it … and there’s some very special characters amoung them. But you better see it yourself …

Another movie night, this time with
“The Darjeeling Limited”.
Funny movie about three brothers seeking ‘enlightenment’ (and their mother) in india! Of course there’s some issues between the brothers and of course there’s some trouble along their way through india (Heike could actually recognize some places *yeahiamshowingoffwithmygirlfriend*.

John McClane is back with another amazing and even more unrealistic epic drama: “Live Free or Die Hard”. Just watched it last Friday.
It lacks some of the old movies’ coolness, which is mostly due to the exaggerated stunts (e.g. Jet-Fighter surfing, car-on-heli-shooting). But anyway, anything allowed for Bruce!
Probably not worth the cinema money, but still too good for a small tv-set ;-)