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Then he meets Molly (Alice Eve), an event planner. She’s out of his league but Kirk manages to make her fall for him. His friends offer him bad advice and his family is not really helpful in nourishing his relationship with Molly. This leads to several embarrassing moments that could have spelt the end of any healthy relationship.

But because it is a romantic comedy then you could have already guessed that things will go their way. His friends suddenly have a change of heart and said that he’s also a 10 and Molly deserves him too. Not only did he get Molly, Kirk also works on fulfilling his dream to be a pilot. Not bad for a guy who had no self-confidence and back bone at the start of the movie.

Patty (Krysten Ritter): Oh, excuse me? Are you a plane doctor? No? So shut the fuck up!

She’s Out of My League is a typical romantic comedy about two people from opposite worlds who met and fell in love with each other. It would make a good date movie and nothing more. It’s a light, feel-good movie that you can reserve for your next DVD movie date with your special someone.

Chiaki has become the resident conductor of the Roux-Marlet Orchestra and he had to move to a new place so that he could concentrate on his music. She was also struggling with her studies at the conservatory. These issues factored to the strain in their relationship. Nodame Cantabile: The Movie 2 is about how Nodame and Chiaki evaluate their priorities. Through the course of the movie, they have to choose between music and their love for each other.

The flow of Nodame Cantabile: The Movie 2 is somewhat choppy that it seemed like the director had to cut some scenes so that the movie can fit into its 2 hour long runtime. But the director made it up with a solid plot and music.

The supporting characters got the spotlight early in the movie but their subplots were quickly resolved and they were swept back into the background to make way for the main story. I didn’t even know who they were or what their relationship were with the Nodame and Chiaki.

As a standalone, Nodame Cantabile: The Movie 2 is an entertaining drama that featured great classical music. I guess I should not have skipped the first movie first. But I’m thankful for this movie because it made me discover the beauty of Nodame Cantabile. After the movie, I read the manga and watched the anime but I have yet to watch the first live action movie.

It is a character-driven story based on a novel that I haven’t read and have no intentions of reading any time soon. The only reason why I watched the movie was because it was directed by Peter Jackson. And he didn’t cease to amaze me with the visual effects he incorporated into The Lovely Bones.

In order to enjoy a character-driven movie, the viewers should feel a connection with any of the characters but I felt none from anyone in the movie. And I can’t blame the cast for it. Mark Wahlberg portrayed the devastated father well and Rachel Weisz should also be commended for her performance in The Lovely Bones.

There were no surprises as to who raped and killed Susie Salmon. This was revealed in the first few minutes of The Lovely Bones. Harvey came out too creepy that you can immediately tell that he’s the one. It managed to suspend the logical mind for 2 hours and 15 minutes but it failed to be suspenseful at all.

I got a bone to pick with one of the sequences when Harvey was about to dump Susie’s bones into the sinkhole. Ruth (Carolyn Dando) saw him and she called Ray (Reece Ritchie) because she saw Susie’s reflection. Susie goes into Ruth’s body and instead of stopping the killer from dumping her body, she asked for a kiss from Ray. I guess for a 15 year old girl, a kiss was more important than catching the killer.

Susie Salmon (Saoirse Ronan): These were the lovely bones that had grown around my absence. The connections, sometimes tenuous, sometimes made at great cost, but often magnificent that happened after I was gone. And I began to see things in a way that let me hold the world without me in it.

The Lovely Bones is definitely not my type of movie. It is also not a book that I would read in this lifetime. The movie had several plot holes that Peter Jackson must have spent his time developing the CGI of the movie instead of devising a good plot. I want to know from those who read the book about their thoughts of the film adaptation. Anyone?

I don’t know how Jung Woo became a NTS agent. He is too weak and he lacks the mental ability to be an agent. He risked his career and betrayed the country for a girl that he just met. I can’t imagine how a guy like him was able to qualify as a spy and be given sensitive assignments.

I was expecting to see an intelligent spy drama but what I got was a story of love and betrayal. The girl in question is Yoon Hye In (Soo Ae), a double agent. Jung Woo fell hard for her and he didn’t even suspect her of any wrongdoings even when all the evidence pointed towards her. He wholeheartedly forgave her when he learned about the truth in the end.

It was not just Jung Woo who has a golden heart in Athena. Everyone in the NTS seemed to forget that Hye In is a traitor and she managed to escape any jail time. She even helped them go after Cha Seung Won (Son Hyuk), the Athena leader.

SM Entertainment must have invested a lot in Athena because the series featured some of its artists. BoA was featured in Episodes 7 and 8. She didn’t have any troubles with her role because she got to play herself. While I’m a BoA fan and enjoyed seeing her in the small screen for a cameo, I didn’t get the relevance of that Japan sortie to the story. All it showed was that Jung Woo is a player.

Another SM Entertainment artist in Athena is Choi Si Won of Super Junior. Now his character is a good one. He plays Agent Kim Joon Ho, a data analyst at the NTS who is reluctant to return to the field after a traumatic incident.

Then lastly, there’s Max Changmin of DB5K. He appeared starting from Episode 16 until the end. He played Agent Choi Tae Hyun, who seemed to be close with Agent Kim Joon Ho. While I still don’t like his lips, he did well with the action scenes. Si Won and Changmin were featured in an action sequence where they showed why they deserved to be in this action-packed drama.

Speaking of action, I don’t have any complaints about the action sequences. Each action scene was different and I enjoyed all of them. This was one factor why I stuck with the series until the end, even if I found the plot to be weak and unbelievable.

Another reason why I watched Athena until the end was Lee Ji Ah, who played NTS Agent Han Jae Hee. She’s not Kim Tae Hee but she’s close. Jae Hee used to date Jung Woo but then he already had his sights set on another. It’s a pity that the writer killed her character off instead of Hye In. That could have made the ending better for me.

Athena is said to be an Iris spin-off and there are some recurring characters from the previous series. Kim Seung Woo returned as Park Chul Young, the North Korean liaison to the south. Kim So Yun also returned as Kim Sun Hwa but this time around she has a family and living peacefully in the south but the higher-ups in North Korea ordered a crackdown on defected agent and Chul Young’s warning came a little late. Her family was killed and she vowed revenge against North Korea. Will her story be the feature of the next season? I just hope that it wouldn’t be a love story again.

I thought Athena’s ending would be as tragic as that of Iris. Hye In managed to kill Seung Won but she shot herself as well. Then a minor miracle occurred and we see Jung Woo and Hye In together in the end.

Athena would have been better if it stuck with being an action drama and got rid of the cheesy romantic story of boundless love. The main plot was interesting except for some holes in the plot. This is not a must watch but if you got the time then check it out.

Olive welcomes the attention she got from the rumors. She pretends to sleep with a gay friend Brandon (Dan Byrd) to make him appear straight. Her lies start to balloon out of control and she wants to have her old life back.

Easy A has Emma Stone to thank for its success. Her character doesn’t feel unnatural and she earned my sympathy off the bat. And it looks like she is having fun while making the movie. She makes it believable that Olive is a nobody one day and turns into a somebody the next day.

Amanda Bynes plays Marianne, the school’s religious fanatic and Olive’s archrival. Her portrayal of the character is by-the-book when it comes to comedic stereotypes but it is nice to see Amanda acting again.

Lisa Kudrow is also another actress who is worthy of mention for her performance as Mrs. Griffith, the guidance counselor who slept with Marianne’s boyfriend Micah (Cam Gigandet). While it might just be a minor role, her contribution to the story is important. She kind of reminded me of her Phoebe character in Friends.

Olive Penderghast (Emma Stone): Whatever happened to chivalry? Does it only exist in 80′s movies? I want John Cusack holding a boombox outside my window. I wanna ride off on a lawnmower with Patrick Dempsey. I want Jake from Sixteen Candles waiting outside the church for me. I want Judd Nelson thrusting his fist into the air because he knows he got me. Just once I want my life to be like an 80′s movie, preferably one with a really awesome musical number for no apparent reason. But no, no, John Hughes did not direct my life.

Easy A has creative plot twists to keep the audience guessing and it turns out better than what I expected it to be. It is an intelligent teen comedy that featured great performance from Emma Stone. You should check it out.

The search is still on for the messiest cube in the planet. Contest Factory is looking for a workplace with littered with old technology, bad furniture and downright disorganized. If you feel that your cubicle is pathetic enough then join the Pimp My Cube Contest.

Contest Factory wants people to upload a video that shows the cube and a short summary of why it should win the contest. Once the video is entered, the participant should invite family members, friends, and co-workers to vote for the video.

The participant earns entry points for registering, commenting, voting, and inviting people to join in the fun. One winner will be chosen for the grand prize by Contest Factory judges based on the most votes, video entry, and captivating story behind the video.

The grand prize winner will have the chance to update the cube with one of the three prize packages, which are high-end computer system; new furniture and decorations; and an entertainment package that includes a stereo and an espresso machine.

A second prize will also be rewarded to a lucky registered user. This will be chosen via a random draw at the end of the contest period, which is from December 6, 2011 to January 31, 2012. You still have a week to send in an entry. For more information about the Pimp My Cube Contest, visit its web site.

Don’t expect The Musical to be anything like High School Musical or Glee. It is about one’s dream to be in a musical and how one songwriter can make the dream come true. And along the way, their hopes and dreams become one.

Go Eun Bi (Koo Hye Sun) is the aspiring musical actress. She starts her journey in The Musical as someone with nothing but a dream. People have told her that she doesn’t have what it takes to make it big in the scene but it didn’t stop her to chase her dream.

Hong Jae Yi (Choi Daniel) is a songwriter and the first person to see Eun Bi’s potential. He trains her to be a better singer and makes a play with songs that are well-suited for her voice. But it would not be a Korean drama without any conflict and for The Musical there’s Bae Kang Hee (Ok Joo Hyun), a famous musical actress who is still in love with Jae Yi. While still being in-love with an ex-boyfriend is not an issue, it is a problem when the girl is already married.

To make things more complicated, there’s Yoo Jin (Park Ki Woong), a businessman who is also attracted to Eun Bi. This becomes the issue that tests his relationship with long-term girlfriend Seo Ra Kyung (Ki Eun Se).

There are several musicals coming from Korea in the past year and each one is different from another. The Musical is definitely not like Dream High or Heartstrings. Eun Bi and Jae Yi are not as cheesy as the couples in the other dramas but their chemistry is good. They make good music together and you would really like them to end up with each other.

The Musical gives the viewers a behind-the-scenes look into musicals. It shows the lives of the musicians and performers and how their problems affect the music they make. Overall, I enjoyed the series but the ending felt rushed. I was hooked with the series since Episode 1 because its style and concept are different from the rest. Plus, the music lets you forget about the real world.

The Musical’s last episode is the perfect example of a rushed ending. It must be because it was shortened down to 15 episodes. After the final scene, you would ask yourself why you bothered watching the series at all. Then you’ll remember all the good moments of the series and everything becomes all right again.

In Exit Through the Gift Shop, Thierry Guetta is the filmmaker who wants to make a documentary on street art and he likes Banksy to be part of it. He has several hours’ worth of footage on tape and he thinks that Banksy’s presence will make it complete.

After successfully tracking down Banksy and recording him while doing his art, Guetta tries his best to condense all the footages into a single tape. The result is rubbish and Banksy wants to redo the editing.

Banksy: Warhol repeated iconic images until they became meaningless, but there was still something iconic about them. Thierry really makes them meaningless.

Guetta transforms himself into Mr. Brainwash, a street artist who manages to get the attention of the LA art crowd. He sells art works for a million bucks, much to the dismay of Banksy and other legitimate street artists. Guetta’s documentary about Banksy turns into Banksy’s documentary on Guetta.

Exit Through the Gift Shop is an excellent introduction to street art. Aside from Banksy and Guetta, it features other artists such as Space Invader, Zeus, Borf, and more. It is narrated by Rhys Ifans and has cameo appearances from the likes of Christina Aguilera and Beck.

I’ve always been curious about Banksky and his identity. After watching this documentary, he remains a mystery but somehow I get a feeling that I know him better than before. Exit Through the Gift Shop is an entertaining movie and a must watch for everyone.

Tree with Deep Roots is about the series of murders before the announcement of the Korean script. Kang Chae Yoon (Chae Sang Woo) and So Yi (Kim Hyun Soo) were kids of slaves. They were orphaned during the reign of King Sejong’s father but Chae Yoon thought that Lee Do (Song Joong Ki) was responsible for their deaths.

Then Lee Do becomes King Sejong (Han Suk Kyu) and he is obsessed in developing Korea’s modern script. He is also busy mapping out the human anatomy. Grown up So Yi (Shin Se Kyung) is now one of King Sejong’s court maidens. Grown up Chae Yoon (Jang Hyuk) is one of the king’s guards. He still wants to kill the king and King Sejong knows it.

King Sejong wants to introduce his letters but he is opposed by the Milbon, nobles who fear that they would lose their place in society once the king replaces the Chinese alphabet with his own letters. They say that that the new alphabet would erode society.

Watching Tree with Deep Roots feels like you’re taking a lesson in Korean history. You learn a lot about their culture and past. I don’t know whether it is accurate or not but the drama series gives me an idea of how it was during King Sejong’s reign.

The cast members of Tree with Deep Roots are so great. It’s not a surprise that they won all the major awards at the SBS Drama Awards. Special mention goes to Han Suk Kyu, the king. He made the character believable that I wanted to kill the king at one point.

Jang Hyuk and Shin Se Kyung also did a good job as the series’ couple. They showed that love teams in dramas don’t need to be cheesy to make it work. You wouldn’t hear them say saranghae to each other but through their action the viewers could see that their love is not just skin deep. And death is the only thing that can separate them.

Tree with Deep Roots is an excellent Korean drama series. Acting, storyline, directing and the settings are on a class of their own. If you’re looking for a drama to marathon, this is the one you should choose. And if you’re a Super Junior fan, then you’ll be glad to see Kim Ki Bum here as one of the scholars.