Watched God Bless America. It's an okay movie written by Bobcat Goldthwait. It's not as good as some of his others, but still entertaining. It's about a guy who becomes completely sick of our modern, vapid, mean culture, and goes on a killing spree across the country with a teenage girl. The tone is inconsistent as it tries to go back and forth from goofy comedy to poignant commentary. It's at its best when it's serious, tearing into fear-mongering media, exploitative reality TV, and the so-called "un-P.C. movement." Then it just goes into petty gripes about killing people who double park or answer their phones in theaters.

The two main actors, Joel Murray and Tara Lynne Barr, were amazing, though. Joel has a great emotional range, and can deliver long monologues that seem completely realistic and intrinsic to the character. Tara Lynne Barr is one of the best actors I've seen in her age range. She took what was probably just going to be a typical MPDG character and played more like an insecure, self-delusional sociopath who, like Joel's character, just wants a thoughtful conversation and the company of a decent human being. It's a movie worth a look, but it's not going to be a life-changer.