The Men Who Stare At Goats:
Based off of the bestselling novel by Jon Ronson, the Men Who Stare At Goats Is a suave, funny, memorable movie that anyone between the ages 20 to 55 will enjoy. The movie is about a reporter named Bill Wilton (Ewan McGregor) who in 2002 interviewed a man who calmed that the government and the military were training him to kill goats with his mind. After showing Bill a video tame of his hamster kneeling over from dying, he mentions a man named Lyn Cassady (Geroge Cloony.) who was said to be the best of the best. Well Bill then just thinks what everyone else thinks. 'this guy is off his fuckin rocker' but after finding out his wife was having an affair with his amputee editor he goes to Iraqi to prove to his wife that he is better than what he seems. He then runs into Cloony who is 'undercover' for the 'Mother Earth Army' and clams he is what you would call a 'Jedi'. Yes they use that a LOT in this movie, but to a point to where it fits and you don;t get tired of the Star Wars jokes they make in the movie. Now I wont go into anymore detail about the story but I will tell you it has a lot to do with The Cold War, the 70's move meant, hippies in the army, goats...oh and LSD...a LOT of LSD. The movie is dricted by a somewhat of a new comer Grant Heslov you might remember him as Arpid from The Scorpion KingOr in James Camrons thriller True Lies as Faisil. this is his first time directing a movie and so for this witty and smart comedy is a damn good start. This movie isn't a slap stick eather, its more of a climax comedy. Where in the beginning it makes you giggle, then chuckle, snicker loudly, laugh a little, laugh a lot, then your gasping for air at the end. The Men Who Stare At Goats its defiantly worth the ticket price. And that's rare these days.

Lux Aeterna:

Right now Eric's hard drive has crashed so no comic(s) for a while. Sorry guys but soon more Virgil and more short stories on the way.

Reporting from Mother Earth, This is Adrian, now if you don;t mind I'm gonna spend the next four hours staring at a wall and try to phase though it.