That's Entertainment
Now that our flights are booked, I've moved right on to the next important step-- find out what the in-flight entertainment is going to be. This is a crucial step, as Tash will tell you, because otherwise you might accidentally go see Superman 2 with your parents, and then go see it again at the IMAX to be a good friend, and then you might have to be stuck in captivity on an international flight and be forced to watch it yet again. :P (Just kidding, T -- but it really was comical! Hehe!)

So based on the research I've been able to do, these movies should be available for our viewing pleasure:

• Domestic Australia
  Scoop: Now I've never heard of this one, but with Hugh Jackman, it must have some redeeming qualities. (And if we were only flying a few days earlier, it could have been Boytown. Shoot!)
• International
  The Da Vinci Code: Saw this on our honeymoon and don't necessarily feel compelled to see it again, but that's okay.
  Little Miss Sunshine: Saw it. Loved it. Would watch it again in a heartbeat.
  Miami Vice: Sorta wanted to see it, simply because it was done by Michael Mann.
  My Super Ex-Girlfriend: I think Hans wanted to see this, but we never got around to it.
  Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest: While we've seen and enjoyed this one already, I have a feeling we'll be seeing a lot of it in the next couple months, as we're giving it to my nephew, and I have a feeling we'll get a copy as well.
  Scoop: Well if it's good, it might be nice.
  The Wicker Man: Nicholas Cage. Bleh. What a downer to end on, but that should get us to San Fran.
• Domestic US
  Invincible: Never heard of it. I don't think they market football (aka "grid-iron") movies here, because it's simply not a sport Australians relate to.

Firefly: THE GAME!?!
Hans greeted me with this news today: Firefly: Turning MMORPG by '08?. I'm completely geeked out about that, and we are so planning on retiring our social life to be fully-committed to it.