Some Movies I Watched

I can't always post up a little blurb about the movies I see. Mostly, I tend to not talk about documentaries much. I'm not sure why but it just is often harder to formulate something about them. Anyway, here's some films I have watched over the past month or so but won't be having their own posts.

• Blair Witch Project
• Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown
• L.I.E.
• The Eyes of Tammy Faye
• Trust
• Catfish
• Lisa
• A Certain Kind of Death
• Aladdin
• Going to Pieces: The Rise and Fall of the Slasher Film
• Page One: Inside the New York Times
• Nightmares in Red, White and Blue
• Reel Injun
• Just Ask My Children

Going to Pieces and Nightmares in Red, White and Blue are both some nice horror movie documentaries. I can't remember which one it was but one of them also doles out a lot of spoilers, so watch out. I'd seen most of the movies it spoiled, thankfully, but there were a few surprises I didn't want to see!

Movies I've Watched Recently

Not every single movie I watch gets a nice little post about it on here. I know that kind of invalidates the point of my blog where I wished to "remember" every film with a post... but it's hard sometimes! Here's a listing of some films I have watched over the past month and don't intend to write about.

• Freakonomics
• One Nation Under God
• Fall From Grace
• Fish Out of Water
• Call Me Malcolm
• Playing Columbine

They're all documentaries and all pretty good ones in one way or another. I especially liked Fish Out of Water and Call Me Malcolm. The first is a documentary which seeks to discuss all the main reasons that people use to discredit gay marriage and show what's wrong with the reasons. It's a very nice film and probably would help people who were on the fence with the idea of supporting gay marriage or not. 

Call Me Malcolm was also pretty sweet. It is one transman's journey across the country where he talks with friends, family, and others about transgender topics. It's a good movie to show to someone who doesn't really know what trans is, although a few points could have been shared in a clearer fashion.