I have no problem sharing with you that I’d pay good money to stare at Matt Damon in a mediocre movie. [He’s my favorite.] But who are we kidding? He doesn’t do mediocre movies. Example #23:
The Adjustment Bureau dives deeply into questions of fate and destiny, the different paths we choose [or do we?] and people we encounter in life. The unfortunate happenstance of spilling coffee and being late because of it can change the course of a journey, the people we meet, the bus we take – so the plot of this film guides its audience. There’s a plan, a chairman in charge, a destiny we each are to fulfill.
Take it theologically, if you will. [Cassie and I did. Or don’t. It’s awesome either way or with some mastered combo.] I have had many conversations with friends – those who may not ascribe to particular beliefs or label themselves as religious – that push against God/religion/specific beliefs because of reasons this film addresses [intentionally or unintentionally so is unknown]. To not ruin the film for those of you who will rush to see it upon my advice [Do it!], I say no more. Except let me know if you do see it. And tell me what you think. Or maybe we can go see it together? [My arm does not need to be twisted for Matt Damon.]
there's no place like gnome. 
i almost got mad at you for being a title stealer.lucky for you, my matt post also had a last name.http://cassination.wordpress.com/2011/03/08/mmmmatt-nathanson/i still can't get over how good that movie was.and how awesome it will be on my [very small] movie shelf.
Oh my. You make me feel badly. Totally forgot about that as I wrote it … but yeah, probably subconsciously I came up with the title because I had read yours. I was just thinking that Matt Damon is "mmmm" [translation: yummy] and that's where I arrived. Opps?
don't feel bad! i wasn't *actually* going to get mad. it is pretty impossible to not go 'mmm' when you think 'mmmmatt… [nathanson or damon].