Watched some more movies. Drank some Long Islands.

'Humpday' (2009) directed by Lynn Shelton

Smart, funny, well written movie. Great acting, great tone. It delivered a lot of moments of truth about relationships within a highly original narrative.

'The Loved Ones' (2009) directed by Sean Byrne

Fantastic. One of the best cinema experiences I've had. The whole audience seemed to really invest in the movie and there was a real collective sense of having experienced something great. An exciting, interesting horror movie, probably one of the best I've seen.

'The Hurt Locker' (2008) directed by Kathryn Bigelow

Tense, smartly shot and very involving film about a bomb disposal unit in Iraq. Has some excellent action set pieces that build suspense really well while also giving a good insight into the psyche of soldiers at war.