Watched HP&TDH1 again. Good-good-good.

The Killers: For a movie that seemed hyped as a comedy, I really had to force myself to laugh at what seemed to be the obvious jokes of the film. Even though I missed some of the middle, I was still able to figure out the entire plot of the movie just by sitting through the movie long enough to see Tom Sellick and Ashton Kutcher onscreen together.

Knight & Day: Hyped as an action film, I believe K&D delivers. Plenty of action scenes, not too much talking, you don't get lost in the plot, there are at least a couple of scenes that are funnier than anything you'd find in The Killers, and Cameron and Tom are just great onscreen together.

Robin Hood: First I watched the History Channel documentary "The Real Robinhood" and learned that there is no documented proof of any one real "Robin Hood", although there was a Robert Hode and several outlaws referred to as Robin Hood as a derogatory nickname meaning kingless bandit. In the film, Crowe stars as Longstride who is curtailed into the life of a noblemen and whose own sense of honor compels him to right the wrongs of an impoverished kingdom. This is basically the "beginning of Robin Hood" story, and I hope to God in high heaven that there is a sequel to continue the tale of Longstride.