I'm getting REALLY sick of theater audiences in general, if I can aviod them I will. Now that I live in the middle of nowhere and have a big enough TV I can watch movies as loud as I want any time I want. There are few flicks I feel the need to see in the theater.

Am I Funny Like A Clown wrote: Most disagree, but I say Wedding Crashers.

If Wedding Crashers is the worse movie that you have seen this year, you have had a pretty good year of watching movies then (or haven't seen many!)

Gabe Powers wrote: My only real disappointment this year was Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
Ugh, yeah, that was my biggest disappointment too. How Burton managed to take a sweet story and turn into a soulless, uninteresting, and noisy mess I'll never know. I expected way better, and even though it was made up exclusively for the original film and not in the book, I still think they should have carried over the whole Slugworth subplot and gotten rid of most of the Wonka flashbacks.

My top 20 fav's. of the year so far are...
1. Capote
2. Grizzly Man
3. Enron
4. The Squid and The Whale
5. Kung Fu Hustle
6. A History Of Violence
7. Good Night, and Good Luck
8. Broken Flowers
9. Thumbsucker
10. Junebug
11. Everything is Illuminated
12. Hustle and Flow
13. March Of The Penguins
14. Millions
15. Jarhead
16. Pride and Prejudice
17. Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang
18. The Constant Gardner
19. The 40 Year Old Virgin
20. The Weather Man(probably the most underrated film I've seen this year)

Honorable mentions:
Proof, Wallace and Gromit: The Curse Of The Were-Rabbit, the Goblet of Fire, Shopgirl(another underrated film), Ice Harvest

1. House of Wax
2. Amityville Horror
3. Stealth
4. The Dukes of Hazzard
5. Doom

I laughed at some point during all five movies, however, only "The Dukes of Hazzard" would be classified as a comedy.