If you were like me you watched a few Acadmey Award nominated movies over the weekend. We are having our usual awards party this weekend and we wanted to get caught up. Of all the films we viewed this weekend I would have to say that "Moneyball" with Brad Pitt would have to be my favorite. Now I can see why it picked up so many nominations at many of the different award shows.

Clint Eastwood's movie "J Edgar" did not recieve much in the way of anything in nominations this year, but it's one that I still want to check out. Leonardo Decaprio, from the short clips I have seen, did a magnificent job at playing the main man who fought crime in the U.S. for decades. It also stars Niomi Watts. That's out on video today plus a couple of comedies. "Tower Heist" with Ben Stiller and "The ...

If you saw the film "The Artist" you know how much "Uggie" the dog meant to that film. Sad news though. Uggie is not invited to this year's Academy Awards celebrations on February 26th. He will not be taking part in the Oscars or appearing on the red carpet, despite having won the hearts of miiions of moviegoers.

Without an official invitation or credential, the playful Jack Russell terrior, 10, will not be able to romp with the other stars on the Oscar red carpet as the silent film front runner vies for the movie industry's highest honors.

The Academy of Motion :Picture Arts and Sciences, which organizes the annual Oscars, did not return a request for comment, so I guess thats it for Uggie.

Do check out the movie though. It's one film where the leave the theatre feeling good, and we need more of those.

I mentioned earlier this week on the air that House will be ending its run on TV. After 8 seasons, five Emmys, a pair of Golden Globes and a Peabody award, House will officially be discharged from the network's schedule on May 21.

Olivia Wilde left the series in October to pursue movies, but is scheduled to return for the series finale.

Set you PVR's.

Tomorrow I will take a look at some new big screen additions this weekend.

Can't wait for that Family Day holiday weekend to start.

Being the movie lover I am, I thought it would be appropriate to list off some of my favorite Valentine movies, from years gone by. There's a lot of good titles out there, but here are a few favorites you might want to check out, if not tonight, maybe on the weekend.

The Notebook - James Garner, Rachel McAdams, Ryan Gosling, Gena Rowlands  from 2004

Sleepless in Seattle - Tom Hanks, Meg Ryan - from 1993

Titanic - Leonardo DiCapro, Kate Winslet from 2007

Pretty Woman - Richard Gere, Julia Roberts from 1990

Dirty Dancing - Patrick Swayze, Jennifer Grey from 1987

My best friend's wedding - Julia Roberts

There you go. Let me know what you think.

Happy Valentines day to you from all of us at 1460 CJOY

It's a day you never want to forget, so maybe its time to start planning for it now. Vanentine's Day is this Tuesday. What are your plans?

A special meal at your Valentine's favorite restaraunt.

Write "I love you" on a piece of paper and put it somewhere you know your Valentine will go during the day.

Make a list of the top 10 things you love about each other.

Make a donation to your spouses favorite charity.

Plan a very special candlelight dinner at home.

Do the home cleaning and laundry for your significant other.

Take your special Valentine to see the new Rachael McAdams movie - The Vow. (That's where a lot of people will be on February 14th so make sure you get in the line up early.

There's some ideas. Now you have no excuse. I have warned you 4 days early.

Have a great weekend.