Seen some movies lately.

3:10 to Yuma. Good, but NOWHERE NEAR as good as "Unforgiven". Watch for falling cliches.

No Country For Old Men. Definitely achieved the underlying essence of the Cormack McCarthy novel, mostly through lengthy silences -- there is so little music, you hardly notice its absence. I was disappointed by the lack of two key moments from the novel, one especially that I felt was the crux of the entire story. But, alas, still a great film.

There Will Be Blood. This is the best fucking movie EVER. Not really, but seriously, it is phenomenal. Slow and smooth like light sweet crude itself.  Day-Lewis need not even be praised anymore. And Johnny Greenwood from Radiohead did some music. At two hours and forty minutes, I didn't even feel it.

Ma Mere. Not as sick and twisted as I would have hoped, even though it's based on a Georges Bataille novel. It was very... French.

Rome. I finished the first season and this series rules.

Deadwood. Ditto.