Jason Q (madmorning)

Superman/Batman: Public Enemies PG-13

Batman is all about story, Superman is all about action. Unfortunallity, this movie is all about action and very little story. This is a decent 67 minutes, but you get alot of heros and villians than you can shake a stick at. In fact, I could use a few less, as there were some that I couldnt identify as the writers really broke out the complete roster of villains and heros. It was good to hear Batman: TAS Kevin Conroy giving his voice to Batman, and Clancy Brown as the untrustworthy Lex Luthor. Save yourself the money, rent the film, then watch "The Batman/Superman Movie", as its more true to the heros and isn't as quick paced, which really is a minus to B/S Public Enemies.

The Men Who Stare at Goats R

Funny and ironic is the best way to descibe this movie, more ironic though. Clooney is at his at his best as a U.S. Army Psycic who is on a mission in Afganistan. Many "Star Wars" references in this movie make it ironic because Ewan McGregor, who played young Obi Wan Kenobi, is a reporter who stumbled on a story in which he first thought was made up. A good movie to watch to pass the time, and it does have a message that sticks with you (at least it did with me). Jeff Bridges is great and Kevin Spacey is wonderfully hate-able. At the end the credits say the story is not true, but thats hard to believe.... make up your own mind reguarding the government.