There's a moment in The Love Guru where Mike Myers stares into Jessica Alba's eyes and asks, "Do you trust me?"  "Yes, I do," she responds, "but I'm not really sure why."  Thus is the lingering issue with Mike Myers.  Myers' writing/acting career blossomed with Wayne’s World, found mainstream success with Austin Powers, and then was finally put out of its misery  after two more rounds of  Austin Powers.  Myers' unique brand of humor, though once inspired, slowly began to overlap itself as it was barraged against audiences ad nauseum.  The trailers made his new film seem to look somewhat amusing.  So much that I thought that, quite possibly, he could sing some new notes instead of rehearsing the same tired song.  But I'm not really sure why.

With Iron Man setting the trend for summer films, you would hope that movies like Speed Racer and Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull could follow the success. Well, it is already been proven that Speed Racer couldn't handle it, so that leaves us Dr. Jones and his newest adventure. Could it live up to the previous films?

Simplicity! Simplicity! Simplicity! That is the key to a good comic book movie. That's not a knock on Iron Man either, it is the truth proven through the movie. Jon Favreau has redeemed himself from the Daredevil debacle.