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 Well, most of my weekend consisted of going the the mall and watching movies, and while my friends were macking on their girlfriends, I was deeply [or not so deeply] analyzing the crappyness of this movie: Timber Falls.

The movie’s storyline was boring, and definitely not scary. The only thing that probably made this movie worthwhile was the mildly cute co-actress. I also laughed through some of the movie, seeing as how some of the things that happened in the movie were retarded, not to mention the fact that Deacon [the monster] looked exactly like the football’s team center. Don’t go see this movie, super waste of time. Doesn’t matter though, I didn’t pay to see it, otherwise I would’ve been pissed.

Saturday night we went and saw Dan in Real Life, which I also didn’t pay to see, however, it was much better. Although it wasn’t a comedy like I had thought, and most of the funny parts were showed in the previews, I still enjoyed it, and the fact that it was more of a romance movie didn’t bother me. The subtle humour was indeed subtle, but I got it, and it made me laugh. There was some predictability in this movie though. When Dan meets the girl in the bookstore, I immediately knew she was going to end up at the house going out with someone else [his brother]. There isn’t much else I can say about this movie, except that it was really well done, and that everyone should see it.