So, I saw Wall-E today. I have to say it was amazing. Call me a pussy or whatever, but I'll admit that I cried a LOT during it. I don't give a damn what you think, because it was a very emotional movie. Despite having very little dialogue, the characters had more personality than pretty much any animated movie character i've seen since Woody and Buzz from Toy Story. Yes, I'll admit. It was better than The Dark Knight. Not by an avalanche, but it was just that little bit better. If it wasn't for Bale's crappy-ass Batman voice, I probably would've changed my mind, but at the moment i'm saying Wall-E is better.

Oh, and I picked up one of those pamphlets from the cinema, advertising the National Movie Awards. If you're british, and you've been watching ITV1 lately, you'll know what it's about. Inside was a list of nominees for certain categories... to tell you the truth, it's disgusting. Christian Bale gets a nomination for Best Male Performance but not Heath Ledger? What, they think "oh, he's dead" is a good enough excuse? pfft. The Mummy III for Best Action Adventure? The Golden Compass for family movie? They have a category for SUPERHERO MOVIES but not Director, Supporting Actor, or Special Effects? It's horrible... almost as bad as when the british public voted Call of Duty 4 as the best game of all time... good god. These people don't know what makes a good movie and what doesn't...