Yep, only 2 more days until I get my 4 day weekend. It's pretty cool how I had a whole week of spring break, and then I come back to school for a week and 4 days, only to have a long weekend. It's incredible. Well, nothing much has been happening except for homework, leveling up on Maple Story, having to deal with my nasty allergies, and..........well, the rapper, known as Proof, a native from Detroit, got shot and killed today I heard. Never really listened to his music, but still, it's sad to hear another rapper is gone. R.I.P. Proof.

Well, I watched 3 other movies this past weekend. One was meh, one was pretty good, and one was a big surprise for me. Here are my quick reviews:

The Chronicles of Narnia--Hate to say this, but this was the "meh" movie I mentioned. It seemed like I seen something like this movie before, on the count of it reminded me of a combination of Harry Potter and Series of Unfortunate Events. Nothing extraordinary about this film, but if you're a fan of movies based on a fantasy book, by all means, see it. But otherwise, I think it is a 6.5/10.

Off the Map--This is the one my mom picked out, and since I have never heard of it, I was very pessimistic about it. But it surprised me. Big time. It was a movie you could not take your eyes off of, because the story was unbelievable. Don't want to spoil anything, but if you see this movie at a rental place, I highly recommend it, if you're looking for a movie about living in the desert on low standards and dealing with a depressed family member. 8.5/10.

One Hour Photo--This one I picked out. I stumbled on this one one day while browsing on imdb.com, so it looked like it would be a great thriller/mystery, especially since it had Robin Williams in it. And it did not disappoint one bit. I know one thing, it made me afraid to ever get photos developed in a one hour photo department at a store ever again. Plus, there was this freaky dream sequence in the movie that gave me the chills, so it has a horror factor deep inside the movie, too. This movie gets a 9.5/10 from me. Highly recommended.

So there you have it. Another weekend's worth of quick movie reviews. I'm going to see if I can get to level 20 on Maple Story now. Lata!