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February 20, 2008

Film du Jour: Movies With Grandma Joy

While we can't agree with Grandma Joy on her dismissive review of There Will Be Blood, because our love for self-indulgent vanity pieces knows no limits, we can agree that "Movies With Grandma Joy" is adorably informative, addictive.

She even reenacts a violent scene from the PT Anderson gem, so be sure to check it out. While you're at it, Joy also reviews Juno and No Country For Old Men -- perfect viewing before Sunday's Oscar telecast.


By Brock in Miscellaneous | Link | Comments (0) | Recommend this! |
Tags: film, Juno, Movies, No Country, No Country For Old Men, Old Men, reviews, There Will Be Blood
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