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All evil will see the light

Excuse me, I shall now go vomit. just kidding, Pan isn't that horrific, but before we go on being chatty, I would like to know if you have any feelings of endearment for other characters I loath: If forced to choose between them, would you choose Silvester or Tweety? And while on that subject, Tom or Jerry?
I haven't watched either of those series, however, I have been watching Dexter lately, and I cannot imagine anything better. Muahaha! I've also been watching Chuck (which I'm neutral about), Justified (which I enjoy the theme music of) and Castle (which utterly bores me to death, but I can endure if I'm doing something else while watching it)
Yeah! Does she die in the end??? Couldn't they have a deleted scene for those of us who are interested? I don't even know if she'll go on being nuts and get institutionalized or suddenly lose her nutzoidyness and live a normal, happy life. (I want the latter, or else )
HA! That sounds great! I love movies with awful, pointless plots because my expectations are already low! DARNEEET! My library doesn't have it, I'll have to actually pay for garbage...or I'll get my brothers to keep an eye out for it. You have my word. *solemn nod*
What other delightful garbage have you come across?

Peter Pan is powerful??? Okay, what have you been watching, m'lady? Are we talking about the same back-side-poking-Pan?
Well, seeing as how, "Cinderella Man" wasn't a romance, I can't right out order you to watch it, but... *wistful sigh* You really should?
Yeah! the shaving head part was so touching, it made me ask myself If I would've done the same! (for the record: I was like, arrrghh! I'm so selfish!)
Yeah, the trailers are meant to get people overly-excited. I'm usually a good judge of trailers and the actual movies they portray, though.
I watched 'Black Swan' last night. I could not staand it! she reminds me so much of me, well, minus the bruised toes... I want to be perfect! (not at the cost of my mental faculties, though, that's just dumps) I was so happy she succeeded, but then I was so sad that she was going nuts... This movie exploded my brain.
Anywho, what've you watched?

Yay! Werewolfy! By the way, my sister called my attention to something about Jacob recently: She said he reminded her of Peter Pan!

He didn't get killed off, he was already dead. That was a good plot twist, I mean, I totally thought his wife was purposefully ignoring him!

Nope, I haven't seen that one.
I just watched 'Cinderella Man' Awesome film! Ah, and I watched that other one too, "My Sister's Keeper" That was soooo drama! I DARE you to keep a dry eye through this! I'm watching "He's Just Not That Into You" now... Gotta go.

A werewolf? I bet he played a better one than Jacob. I watched 'The Sixth Sense' the other day. I'm sure I would've liked it better if the ending hadn't been ruined for me by Dr. Cox in that "Scrubs" episode. Have you seen 'the sixth sense'?

I said she was "corrected" not that she was "correct" so, it IS a romance... yup.
Australia...I need that...
Real Steal! Yeah! I watched that one with my brothers (of course they would rent one of his more brawnier films...) That little boy's dancing is so funny! The fighting scenes were pretty good, considering I'm watching a bunch of CG characters knock bolts off each other, which I'm not usually so happy with. Though he gets the girl (I assume) that movie seemed mostly like a father-son thing to me.
AGGHHH! I MUST see Van Helsing (is that about vampires? Cuz my sister is nuts about them!)

She has a dramatically different taste from other moms. I told you she's a conundrum. My brother usually is good at guessing what she'd like to watch. He has a real gift for it.
That would be "Someone like you" which, also has Hugh Jackman in it. I think I'll go check out what stuff he's done other than 'x-men'...

Don't sweat it. Newman's a last generation's thing. (though I did like 'cool hand Luke')
My ma is a reserved woman. She does not like scandal (unless it involves Paul Newman ) so, Desperate Housewives is off the list. (occasionally she watches 'Hell's Kitchen', but of course, most of the language is bleeped out of that) She truly is a conundrum!
Ah, my favorite... I'm going to put that in my terms, which would be: romances you've voluntarily watched more than once. I've got two, (three if you count 'Rocky'). "Kate & Leopold" Every year or so I just have to watch this film again. I like the jokes, the ridiculousness of the situation and the laughs (it helps that I'm a big fan of the clandestine age) The other is "Someone like you" (hmm, both star Hugh Jackman, coincidence?) I think it's funny how the woman convinces herself that love doesn't exist (a thought I'm prone to) and is then corrected...

I know! I loved the way they handled the LOTR trilogy, I hope they do a good job with this one. I just love epic battle films.
I'm not a fan of Chris Hemsworth. But his brother WAS good. Too bad he was bad...but at least he had good-ish reason to be.
I'm not sure what my mom's tastes are. I know she likes comedies, (not too wild of ones, of course) seriously, I don't think she's over the olden days. Maybe I should just rent her some Paul Newman films... she talks about those with her mother, who also likes him (???)
And hey, now, I do like romantic stuff just as much as the next girl. I just haven't seen that many, okay?
Black Swan? Doesn't that have Natalie Portman? She's whoa, I like her eyebrows.

Ah! I also loved 'Taken' (that torture scene was whoa! And those nasty kidnappers, I was so scared for that girl!)
The Hobbit? Oh, wow, it seems ages I've been waiting for that.
Yesterday I watched Thor for the first time. I was kind of. "Eh." through the whole thing. I was expecting worse, though, so that's a good thing.
My mother is sensitive to language and horror stuff. I'm uncomfortable renting anything more daring than "Napoleon Dynamite" for her. Do you know of anything good but mild?

I haven't seen that one either! That's it, I'm putting my foot down, no more lasagnas until my brothers get me some quality entertainment!!! (and I ain't talking about no dancing jester, neither!) If you remember any more favorites, you will let me know, right? What other cool medias could you be hiding in that brain I wonder, your majesty?

His dad was so sad he decided to create a monster in the form of his cute lost son. Wasn't the possessed scuzzy cat proof enough for him?
No, I haven't seen it, is it worth watching? I don't know why I'm asking that, yesterday I watched "Highlander 2: the quickening" and laughed myself silly it was so bad. (I got plenty of time and little to occupy it with, I've been compensating by drawing while watching awful films) I'm checking out the trailer, so far it sounds good!
Are you interested at all in foreign films, specifically, Asian ones? I've been watching some of Andy Lau's films lately. "Running out of time" is a good one.

OMMMMGGGG!!! That IS sad! I can't even view the film! check out what I got:

"This video contains content from WMG, who has blocked it in your country on copyright grounds.
Sorry about that."

I suppose that wasn't what you were talking about, but the movie must've been very touching for you to have bothered to link it to me. (It's the thought that counts??? :/)
The way that kid died, btw, is because he had the world's stupidest (that's actually a word?) parents. I mean, srlsly? Toddlers need to be watched at all times and WHY didn't they have a fence? The family was well-off from what I gathered...
Last night I watched this film called 'Basic' (with John Travolta and Samuel L. Jackson) it's sort of military-themed.
The night before that I watched another Travolta film called "phenomenon" have you seen that one? (or do you have something against Travolta?)

You mean that old horror flick? I watched it with my brothers, we were laughing so hard (good times) I can't believe the idiocy of those two parents.

And you totally deserve it, G.
Well, I could be biased, My mother saw the movie first and was repeatedly screaming "June, June, Ju-une!" as I looked on in confused bewilderment.
Did they look good together? I think both are just a bit too flashy for each other. Diaz's acting seemed over the top to me, but I guess the whole film was meant to be that way, wasn't it? I guess I'd hoped for something serious with such a momentous team-up.
You should srsly watch Top Gun, yer majesty. It might reflect badly upon your name if you were not brushed up upon fundamental classic Romance/dizzying aerial combat movies.
I'm stuck watching one of those documentaries again: Alexander the great, ruler of the world. (I can't believe King Phillip was murdered and it may have been connived by his wife and son. Yeek.)

Darn right! I am officially awarding you the 'Queen Of Romance' trophy. You should work on your acceptance speech.
All of those strike me as vaguely mainstream films. Ooogh, I loved 'the other guys' that was soo funny. My favorite part was where Ferrell talks about his Tuna family hunting Wahlberg's lion family. (cracks me up every time) What about you?
Cruise was acting really kooky in 'Knight and Day' wasn't he? Did you see 'Top Gun', that's kind of a romance...
What would I DO? nothing. I'll just curse my luck and go gripe about these things to someone who HAS seen it. heheh