Potiche: A theater play on Film. The movie varies in pace often, the story also has its twists, but there’s nothing very inspiring here.
Unstoppable: After Taking of Pelham 1 2 3 it seems Tony Scott & Denzel Washington had a thing for railroad thrillers. 
Surprisingly this movie is not bad at all, very suspenseful until the end. Tony scott “milks” the special effects and shaky cam a bit. But in general a fun movie.
Due Date: Movie by the same Director as the “Hangover”,  funny by times but not at the same level as the Hangover.
Moxy Creative House - Ensemble
Buried: To be avoided by claustrophobic people. But otherwise a very interesting movie to watch if only for the directorial challenge to film it. Ryan Reynolds is very good considering he’s the only one on cam for 1.5 hours.
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A Loosey-Goosey Brand Guide for Thrifting Suits and Sportcoats
I’ve had many requests for a list of brands to look for when thrifting.  Of course, this is a monumentally huge request, given the sheer volume of brands of all types of clothes that’s out there.  I don’t really think it’s something I’m even capable of doing.
Luckily, though, folks on various clothing fora have put together hierarchical lists of ready-to-wear suit and sportcoat brands.  These tend to be based on things like amount of hand work, canvassing, fabrics and so on.  These aren’t the end-all, be-all of quality - if you’re Rod Blagojevic, then you want Oxxford to look like a competent guy who won’t get all graft-y, and if you’re an Italian playboy, you might want Kiton or Isaia to look like the kind of guy whose yacht travels with its own cigar boat.  Different brands have different meanings, fits, and values. 
That said, these brands, grouped into two loose agglomerations (super-mega excellent and very excellent) produce high-quality goods that are worth looking out for.  I’ve left out mid-tier brands (like, say, Brooks Brothers main line) because things get a lot murkier around that level of quality.  There are plenty of clothes worth wearing at that level, and you should not be ashamed to buy and wear them, but the brands listed below are consistently superb.
Again: this list is mostly alphabetical, and somewhat to very arbitrary.  It’s mostly a tool for folks who want a reference to help them identify the best of the best when bargain hunting.  I’m sure I missed stuff, and the ranking system is loosey-goosey at best.  Nonetheless, I think it will be of use.
Super-Mega Excellent
AttoliniBarbera (Luciano) Collezioni SartorialeBattistoniBelvestBijanLuigi BorrelliBrioniD’AvenzaThom BrowneCastangiaCheshire Clothing (Chester Barrie)CifonelliDior hommeIsaiaKitonOxxfordRalph Lauren Purple Label (both the Saint Andrews and the Chester Barrie)Sartoria AttoliniSt. AndrewsSartoria CastangiaSartoria PartenopeaStuart’s Choice (Isiah until 06, St Andrews post 06)Zegna Napoli
Extremely Excellent
Alfred Dunhill LondonArmani CollezioniArmani Classico and Black Label (made by Vestimenta)Boss Baldessarini (made by Caruso)BoglioliBrooks Brothers Black FleeceBrooks Brothers Golden FleeceCanali and Canali ExclusiveCanali PropostaCantarelliCarusoCorneliani Linea SartoriaCornelianiCorneliani Trend and CCErmenegildo Zegna Couture (& mainline to a lesser extent - Z Zegna is low-end line)Faconnable Tailleur (made by Canali and Cantarelli)Hickey FreemanLanvin (not necessarily true for vintage)Martin GreenmanPaul Smith (Mainline, not Paul Smith London)Polo Blue Label (made in Italy)Ralph Lauren Polo Blue Label (currently made by Canali, older by Corneliani)NervesaPaul StuartRavazzoloSamuelsohn - CanadaVestimentaZileri sartoriale lineZileri Gruppo Forall
The American: Gorgeous movie, very efficient story without the usual embelishments found in spy movies and on top of this a fabulous Clooney.
The other Guys: Great, Great Will Ferrell style comedy.
**Paranormal Activity 2: ** Some Jumps and scares are guaranteed, but nothing innovative since the first one.
Legend of the Guardians:__ Great Animation, very plain story.
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