Last weekend's festivities already seem like distant memories now that I'm fully back in work-mode. Unfortunately, we're still in the dark days of March where no cool movies come out. Take Under the Same Moon. It's a crowd-pleasing indie, but it can't be that crowd-pleasing or they'd release it in the fall and hope for Oscars.

Soon we'll see Indiana Jones again. And Batman. And Aslan. And for the first time, Iron Man! We can make it.

Oh, also, because I haven't updated in two weeks, I have about eight tons of DailyLost posts I haven't listed on here yet. As usual, you can find everything below...

Reviews:

Under the Same Moon
Doomsday
Sleepwalking

Spotlights:

Charlize Theron for Sleepwalking

On DailyLost:

Michael and Tom's Semi-Official Off-the-Island Timeline
Ratings Update
Random Initial Thoughts: "Meet Kevin Johnson"
What to Expect on Tonight's "Meet Kevin Johnson"
Lost Madness: The Final Four!
Lingering Oceanic Six Confusion
Have Even More Fun with Lost...on a budget!
Muy baby's seeeeeck! (Say it out loud)
Me vs. Lost: Via Domus (Part 1)
Meh [commentary of "Ji Yeon"]
DVR Playback
I am suddenly obsessed with "Lost Madness"
Lost vs. The X-Files
I Will Survive, too [choosing the best Lost chick]
"The Other Woman" ratings

Sorry if my writing seems a bit brief and stunted tonight; I'm tired and I want to go to bed. Coming up this week, besides my regular content, are *video* interviews with Thandie Newton and David Schwimmer, shot and edited by yours truly.

Nothing big here; just a rundown of my latest stuff. If I don't post an update next weekend, it's because my sister's getting married on Saturday. Congratulations Liz!

New reviews:
The Bank Job
Be Kind Rewind
Vantage Point

DailyLost posts:
"The Other Woman": The Real Bad Guys, and Other Thoughts
Remember "The Sickness"?
Damon Lindelof on How Season 4 Ends (spoilers, obviously)
Lost video game released
Interview with Matthew Fox!
The Constant, Back to the Future, and Slaughterhouse-5
1 Theory, Do I Hear 2 Theories, 2.342 Theories? Sold!
What the Heck is That?
Henry Ian Cusick is a "Constant" Promoter

Over the past few weeks I've been embroiled in a plot to get the heck out of my old apartment and move into a new place. On the work front, TheCinemaSource was down for a week for mysterious reasons thanks to a horrible hosting service, and numerous headaches were had before we finally successfully switched servers.

In other words, both my personal and professional lives have been in shambles.

The good news is, I'm making a full recovery: I've moved with longtime roommate Zach into a new apartment in a much nicer neighborhood in south Park Slope, Brooklyn (which I'm trying to casually refer to as "South Park" for short). And at work, we're on a new server, we just completed eleven (!) new interviews, and I'm almost up-to-date on reviews. Here are the links to my new stuff:

Interviews for Vantage Point:
Dennis Quaid
Matthew Fox FROM LOST!

...For Semi-Pro:
Will Arnett
Andre Benjamin
Will Ferrell

Reviews:
Jumper
The Spiderwick Chronicles
City of Men
Semi-Pro

Then there's the Oscars. I just barely saw the Oscar ceremony last week - it was my first night in the new apartment, and all I had in there was my bed, my desk, one chair, one frozen pizza, and a TV with no cable hookup that barely - just barely - picked up ABC. In retrospect, the night was highly romantic.

Anyway, I failed to post any Oscar coverage on this site, although I did have a very punctual, very encompassing day-after report on TheCinemaSource.com which you can read here. But that article didn't include my predictions, so what follows is a chart of how things panned out for me. Tech awards were a bit of a mess, but I successfully picked all the majors except for Supporting Actress (I even picked the Marion Cotillard upset for Best Actress!) That left me with 18 for 24 - much better than last year and above average overall. (My best year remains the 21 for 24 I predicted when Return of the King swept.)

CATEGORY	PREDICTION	WINNER
Best Picture	No Country for Old Men	No Country for Old Men
Director	Joel & Ethan Coen, NCFOM	Joel & Ethan Coen, NCFOM
Actor	Daniel Day-Lewis, There Will Be Blood	Daniel Day-Lewis, There Will Be Blood
Actress	Marion Cotillard, La Vie En Rose	Marion Cotillard, La Vie En Rose
Supporting Actor	Javier Bardem, NCFOM	Javier Bardem, NCFOM
Supporting Actress	Cate Blanchett, I'm Not There	Tilda Swinton, Michael Clayton
Original Screenplay	Diablo Cody, Juno	Diablo Cody, Juno
Adapted Screenplay	Joel & Ethan Coen, NCFOM	Joel & Ethan Coen, NCFOM
Foreign Film	The Counterfeiters	The Counterfeiters
Animated Film	Ratatouille	Ratatouille
Documentary	No End in Sight	Taxi to the Dark Side
Score	Atonement	Atonement
Song	"Falling Slowly," Once	"Falling Slowly," Once
Editing	The Bourne Ultimatum	The Bourne Ultimatum
Art Direction	Sweeney Todd	Sweeney Todd
Cinematography	Atonement	There Will Be Blood
Costume Design	Atonement	Elizabeth: The Golden Age
Makeup	La Vie en Rose	La Vie en Rose
Sound Mixing	The Bourne Ultimatum	The Bourne Ultimatum
Sound Editing	The Bourne Ultimatum	The Bourne Ultimatum
Visual Effects	Transformers	The Golden Compass
Live-Action Short	The Tonto Woman	The Mozart of Pickpockets
Animated Short	Peter and the Wolf	Peter and the Wolf
Documentary Short	Freeheld	Freeheld