(proofing note: let the non-sequiturs begin.)The movie wasn't that crowded, since it's been out for a while. The credits at the beginning do this kinda familiar blur effect. One thing about seeing movies with Brian. He feels the need to be conspicuously mirthful during especially violent scenes. I mean, I can see that maybe some people think blood and gore is funny, but gee, I think that joke is getting pretty old by now. In his case, I think he is trying to prove something. He's trying to show what a cold, mean motherfucker he is in the face of violence. He's also trying to get attention, but then 90% of odd behaviors he exhibits are of the attention-getting variety. These include extra loud talking and laughing, exaggerated body movements, and general rebel-boy-gosh-i'm-not-supposed-to-be-doing-this style activities. He's not so bad anymore around me and Kris, because he knows by now that we aren't appraising his cold-motherfuckerness, and we aren't girls. Get him around someone new and female, and he becomes unusually animated and cartoony (and irritating). Well, Julie was there, so he was pretty much talking and giggling loudly through the whole movie. I think the movie was about this CIA agent who has an arch enemy, and to find out some info, he has his face hacked off and swapped with his enemy's. That wacky CIA, always with the face hacking. Anyway, His real face has to go SOMEwhere, and his enemy gets ahold of it, thus the plot. Wheee!