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- May 2010
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- UK
- Hometown
- Redditch
- Movie Character You Most Identify With
- Oskar and Eli from "Let the Right One In"
- Favorite Line From A Movie
- "No man can kill me." "I am no man"
- Favorite Scene From A Movie
- The "I'm Flying" scene from Titanic-----Every scene in Let The Right One In-----Pottery scene in Ghost-----The dance in Little Miss Sunshine-----The IKEA scene in 500 Days of Summer
- Favorite Movie
- Let the Right One In
- Favorite Actor
- I have a few
- Favorite Director
- Danny Boyle, Edgar Wright, Steven Spielburg, Alfred Hitchcock, M Night Shymalan, Quentin Tarantino, James Cameron, Matt Reeves
- Celebrity Crush
- Don't have one, but Elizabeth Hurley, Gwyneth Paltrow, Toni Collette, Dakota Fanning, Zooey Deschanel, Chloë Moretz
- Favorite Genre
- Sci-fi, horror, romance. I mostly watch comedy but it's not my favourite
- Favorite Critic
- Roger Ebert (I agree with him most of the time)
- Best Movie Seat
- middle
- Favorite Movie Watching Snack
- Out of the house - popcorn. In house - anything nice
- Favorite Movie Watching Drink
- Coke, Fanta, Cuppa tea (how very British)
- When I'm not watching movies, I'm...
- Looking up movies or spending time with my best friends
- Fresh or Rotten
- fresh
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Humans! Stupid Humans! What's the name of that game? Destroy All Humans was it?
Humans are the nastiest creatures on this planet. Racists, homophobic, sexist pigs. Why can't Humans be as sweet as a kitten purring in it's sleep? One of my favourite TV-shows of all time is Glee and it is so true. It's not just a TV show, it's real life. You can't be accepted anywhere because there are bullies, even most likely some of the fans of the show have bullied people like Rachel, Finn, Artie, Kurt etc for living their dream. I myself have been nasty but that was in Middle School when everyone was nasty and no one knew right from wrong. Glee speaks from the heart and touches everyone. The sad thing is, real people with real talent are out there in the wrong gang or are just to afraid to step forward. The characters in Glee are so much like everyone that most of my friend who I would never have imagined liking the show love it and thats because I believe in Glee there is a character EVERYONE can identify to. Humans arn't bad, no one was born evil, it's just the basic instinct that drives us all. We all like to fit into the right crowd but always end up in the wrong one. I myself would love to be in a Glee club, but I hate insults towards me, I have had so many because of random questions I ask that are actually good questions and I have had so many I can't be bothered to be nice to most people so I'm mean to them like they are to me, I know I shouldn't. Whenever Glee was on the TV I just wanted to stand up and dance but then that would ruin the reputation everyone has got stuck in their brain that they think is me. I would love to be in a Glee club and in the future play The Phantom and Roaul in The Phantom of the Opera and Love Never Dies (both great shows) but I'm not good at making friends instantly and I hate people who just like insulting people for no reason and it hurts me to see it some times more than it does when people insult me. The world needs a hero, if V from V For Vendetta was real people would look up to him, if Kick-Ass from Kick-Ass was real peopel would look up to him. But no one does these simple things. Humans need hope, no matter how bad they are both physically and mentally. Everyone needs hope and reasureence to a dream they want. |
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You'll grow out of the insult hating. Just wear it like a badge of honor. 0 Replies | Report Abuse
I try to. Wanna know something funny? The people who insult me and things and say I'll get no where in life are the people under the age to smoke, get drunk and have wild parties and they say I will get no where! I give teenagers a good name and once on a bus I was reading a book and as the bus stopped a woman as she was heading out said to be "Sorry, but I've just got to say. It's so refreshing to see a teenager reading a book and not on their phone or hand-hold console." 0 Replies | Report Abuse
I try to. The people who insult/bully me and other people and say we'll get no where in life are the ones who get drunk, smoke even though they are underage to do so and have wild parties.While I was on a bus once reading a book, it stopped and a woman came up and just before she left she said to me "I'm sorry, I've just got to say it's so refreshing to see a teenager reading a book instead of using a phone or playing on a hand-hold console".I think to her I gave teenagers a good name because I'm not like mostly every other teenager in the UK who stays out late and has an unusual sleep schedule. 0 Replies | Report Abuse
You'll grow out of the insult hating. Just wear it like a badge of honor. 2 Replies | Report Abuse 
I try to. Wanna know something funny? The people who insult me and things and say I'll get no where in life are the people under the age to smoke, get drunk and have wild parties and they say I will get no where! I give teenagers a good name and once on a bus I was reading a book and as the bus stopped a woman as she was heading out said to be "Sorry, but I've just got to say. It's so refreshing to see a teenager reading a book and not on their phone or hand-hold console." 0 Replies | Report Abuse
I try to. The people who insult/bully me and other people and say we'll get no where in life are the ones who get drunk, smoke even though they are underage to do so and have wild parties.While I was on a bus once reading a book, it stopped and a woman came up and just before she left she said to me "I'm sorry, I've just got to say it's so refreshing to see a teenager reading a book instead of using a phone or playing on a hand-hold console".I think to her I gave teenagers a good name because I'm not like mostly every other teenager in the UK who stays out late and has an unusual sleep schedule. 0 Replies | Report Abuse |
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Finished on the 28th June at lunch time. Was excited to summer holidays but just bored. I don't really have that many friends cause I like to keep to myself and when I am with "friends" I don't really see there is much to talk about except things like "Seen a new movie. It was good.".
I bought The Orange Box of STEAM last Tuesday. Completed Portal the same day. Not a huge game fan, just a fan of Call of Duty, Half-Life, The Sims, Grand Theft Auto but GTA is too repatipive now and predictable. Completed Half-Life 2, Episode 1 and Episode 2. Didn't install Team Fortess 2, doesn't interest me. Went to Martin's house two Fridays ago on the 25th. There all day then went to my youth group with him. Inspyre. I've been there since September 2006. Martin's been there since May or June 2009. We watched District 9 at Martin's house. We went to the cinema to see it but he felt sick cause of the scene where they force him to use the gun have way through so left, I stayed and watched the rest while he wandered in some game shops. He wanted to see the ending. Now he has. Today I started Portal and completed it as well. Used some cheats cause some of it's a bit hard. Less cheats then when I did it the first time. Today I used about 5% cheats, the first time I used about 20%. Today I also went to Edwards house, remember Edward if you've read my other blogs and have a good memory. My on and off best friend. We have a love/hate friendship. I guess he's more of my best friend that Martin cause best friends actually argue. Me and Martin bicker, but never argued and haven a big fall out. Me and Ed have infrequent ones. Two or three big ones. All over Facebook cause we say more, you know? The internet is an excuse to be mean, have a go. Your not talking to anyone face to face, even if your on webcam it's still not really face-to-face. Stupid really our arguements. But today went round for like two and a half hours. It takes like 20 minutes to get to his house. He lives in the same town but in the country just outside the town. Live in a huge, long bugalow with a mega big garden. Me and Ed watched The Mist. He likes Frank Darabont's movies and especially the adaptions of Stephen King novels. Ed along with me has seen The Shawshank Redemption, The Green Mile and now for Ed "The Mist". He thought the ending would be more happy. When I came home I realised that me and him should have a sleepover. We wouldn't do much except have infrequent conversations and smiling and nodding. We both love spending time with each other, niether of us will admit it. After leaving his house once his Irish doctor dad Richard said "You should come round more, Edward likes your company" and I could see Ed thinking "Ahhhh, daaddd.". They probably all spoke over dinner and them knowing their son would know if he likes it or not. Probably went: Helen, Ed's mom: "Have a good time with Rowan today?" Richard: "You two seem to get along quite well even though you don't say much to each other." Edward: "I suppose". Edward has an older brother Alex, he's 19 now. Still lives at home, does volenteering work. He was at the same school as me for a year. I was in Year 9 and him in Year 11. I would have liked to been in the same school as Edward. The only "best friend" or "good friend" or friend who I stay in contact with after I leave was Martin. I was in Year 11 and him in Year 10 when we became friends, it was more to the end of Year 11 though. Saw him around my high school since he was in Year 9 and me in Year 10. Martin's mom Sheila went to guides with my mom, my aunt and Sheilas sister Sara when they were all little. My sister and Martin's twin sisters go to guides too. My parents have known Sheila and Jeremy (his dad) for years, just finally became best friends with them since I became friends with Martin. But Edward has a younger sister called Anna who was in the same school and year as my sister for two years until Anna did one of those test things to go into a grammer school. She left in Year 7 to go to the same school Edward goes to. Edward went to the same school and went into the grammer school when in Year 7. The final one in the family is Lizzie, Elizabeth. She's six or seven. Looks like Drew Barrymore kind of and is a normal noisy child who is more or less exactly like Karen from Outnumbered. I should see Ed more. He had his prom like last week or the week before. I should as how it was. Not over Facebook, face-to-face. We'd both get more out of the conversation you know? Hopefully I'll see him again Friday. He's free all this week but might go to his Friday. My mom said for us both to "discuss" over Facebook what we should do. Make plans. |
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Its so nice to have two good friends like Ed and Martin. I hope you have a lot of fun this summer. 0 Replies | Report Abuse
Its so nice to have two good friends like Ed and Martin. I hope you have a lot of fun this summer. 0 Replies | Report Abuse |
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Yay, I've finished all my college work! Just sat in college at the computer going through my folders to see if I've missed anything and I haven't seen anything yet. So thank God. Today is the last day I'm in college, I don't hate it I just really need a break from the on-going work they give us. Handed last one in. Phew, phew, phew. Ten weeks off. All of July and August of course then two weeks off September (or one week, heard that it's mostly two weeks) because of induction for the new Media students next year who are now either in the college and changing to Media or have just finished their GCSEs and after a Year 11 prom are now in the summer holidays!
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Congratulations. Christ, I'm old, haha 0 Replies | Report Abuse
Your never too old, your just more experienced and more wise 0 Replies | Report Abuse
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So tomorrow is my dad's birthday and my mom has invited my second family, The Handys. They arn't really my second family and we have no relation, they are just people who I feel are like a second family. Martin Handy my best friend who I just love cause of our similarities and cause of his technology geeky references almost every day. My mom invited the Handys round I know more for me to see Martin than for a suprise to my dad but heres the "grr.."
So today after we had lunch at my moms college where she goes one weekend every month for her vicar training we came back home and I thought that we would just be at home for the rest of the day but like always I had my sixth sense that I kind of knew we would go out again but without fully realising we would. So my mom told me that we had been invited round to the Morrells for the evening. So we go there about six and spend threeish hours there. My other on and off best friend Edward is there cause he is suprisingly a Morrell, how shocking! So once again a trip to the Morrells I knew is a place where I can kind of be a kid again cause Edward even though he turned 16 in May, looks like a 14 year old and his voice broke a few months back is a bit of a kid himself and he brings out my kiddy side. Me, him, his older brother Alex and his two younger sisters Anna (who is 13 like my sister Holly and her best friend) and Lizzy all played hide and seek around their mega huge garden where their strangly super dooper big modern cottage is in the middle. So after having fun I guess is the right word at the Morrells we had to go back home at about 21:30 (I like the 24 hour clock cause it makes me feel smart) just as an episode of Friends that me and Edward were watching in the Morrells huge lounge was finishing. I've got the 15th Anniversary Boxset of Friends and they really seriously need to make a movie. Cause seriously nowadays Hollywood is just for the money and if they make a Friends Movie the audience will love it and they will get millions, I reckon if they did make a movie it would get something like $854,388,289 and be huge as long as the story is good enough and doesn't loose any of the spirit of the show. Anyway so I'm back home and just as I'm going to bed my mom says to me in whisper "shh, I've invited the Morrells over for dinner as well tomorrow. Dad doesn't know about his too" and I'm like what? As much as I love the Handy's and the Morrells I don't want my best friends in the same room together. It's not that they don't get along it just feels like I have to entertain both of them and go like "wanna play a game?" or "wanna watch a movie?"... ok thats actually not it. I just don't want them two talking to each other because what this is is like a triangle, I'm the top and they are the corners kind of. Infact that's not even it, I always feel jealous if my friends talk to each other, it may sound selfish that I dont' want them to talk to each other but it's just like how I prefer to keep my family/home life separate to my college life and I prefer to keep my two other families separate from each other. It's like when there is a CSI cross over (I don't really watch CSI though) and how all of the teams work together or something like that and I don't like big cross overs unless it's done simply and cleverly. I just, I just want my two best friends too myself because I don't have many people who are actually my best friends 24/7. I see people in college or at Church who I'm like "I want you to be my best friend" even if I know them or not I just don't wanna suddenly enter their lives, even today there was this boy of about my age at my moms college lunch thing, he was well dressed and because of him being good looking he looked younger than he actually and most likely is and looked kind-looking, caring, polite, never-mean and I just wanted to go over and go "hey, what's up? Your the only teenager I've seen round here ever" and then we would suddenly click and become friends for a life time. Everything I want is mostly all dream like and would never happen but I just want a best friend of my same sex, not that I would have a problem having a female best friend but I would just want a best friend around my age who I could hang out with and not have to entertain, he would care about me as much as I care about him, he would be understanding and sometimes when just chilling we could lie on a field and look up at the clouds (even though I hate dirt and be afraid that an ant might crawl into my hair and on my face) for hours and hours just talking. I think I've had a good enough conclusion for once. Next time I think I'm gonna have to tell you about my on-going book because everyone needs to know of my never-ending book, mwha! |
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Nice blog! I especially liked this sentence, "I would just want a best friend around my age who I could hang out with and not have to entertain, he would care about me..." It's always great to have a close friend where you can just be yourself around. :-) 0 Replies | Report Abuse
Nice blog! I especially liked this sentence, "I would just want a best friend around my age who I could hang out with and not have to entertain, he would care about me..." It's always great to have a close friend where you can just be yourself around. :-) 0 Replies | Report Abuse
What a fascinating post! It was personally meaningful on many levels. I can't wait to read more of your posts. When you mentioned your Mom going to Vicar training that meant that even though I am in the US, we are both Anglicans doesn't it? This wouldn't be that exceptional but where I live the vast majority of people are Southern Baptists which is a polar opposite to the Episcopal Church. (My Vicar is a woman also - our congregation is small though) As regards your friends, I always found it more engaging to be part of a triangle than a couple. It seems the pressure to entertain or at least converse is nicely spread amongst 3 than 2 but that might just be me. I know just introducing one's self can seem difficult at times but there is something to be said about magnetism and attraction and you never know what could be unless you are willing to take a chance or make a move. Hope that you will let us know how the day went. I wish you all the best! 0 Replies | Report Abuse
What a fascinating post! It was personally meaningful on many levels. I can't wait to read more of your posts. When you mentioned your Mom going to Vicar training that meant that even though I am in the US, we are both Anglicans doesn't it? This wouldn't be that exceptional but where I live the vast majority of people are Southern Baptists which is a polar opposite to the Episcopal Church. (My Vicar is a woman also - our congregation is small though) As regards your friends, I always found it more engaging to be part of a triangle than a couple. It seems the pressure to entertain or at least converse is nicely spread amongst 3 than 2 but that might just be me. I know just introducing one's self can seem difficult at times but there is something to be said about magnetism and attraction and you never know what could be unless you are willing to take a chance or make a move. Hope that you will let us know how the day went. I wish you all the best! 0 Replies | Report Abuse |
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Well not only is my title as long as The Godfather but also pretty random.
Anywho what did I do today? Well I woke up about 11:30 and as I was heading downstairs my dad and sister were on their way out to town. My mom is away for the weekend like every middle weekend every month for her vicar training. So I went downstairs and made myself some popcorn. It was quite fun to watch the bag inflate but sad when it ended cause I knew that a silly JD moment like it bursting and then loads of green radioactive wormy insects coming out of the bag wasn't gonna happen. Well after my popcorn breakfast had finished in the microwave I went up to my bedroom where our beautiful cross bread (lab crossed with stappie) Peggy was waiting for me and watched Friends. I bought the 15th Anniversary boxset for my birthday which is totally awsome. About an hour and a half after my dad and sister had came back I played Half-Life 2 and Portal. I'm not a huge game fan but I like these games. Then I watched more Friends and remembered Doctor Who was on so I flicked that on at 6:50 realising I had missed 10 minutes. They really need to put it back on at 7PM and stop with this stupid time change thingy. Then I watched The IT Crowd on 4OD after I missed the series 4 episdoe 1 episode because of being at my Friday night Church youth club Inspyre where I get to see my brother from another mother, best friend Martin. Oh I love him to bits, he's such a geek but I love him because we are so alike. Last October/November there was this Church weekend away for the kids and teenagers (ages from like 10-16) at this place we call Far Forest. Martin and my other on and off best friend Edward was there. On the Saturday I hated Edward and Martin cause of a silly arguement we had the previous night and when we had an activity we were meant to all split into a group and us few boys who were there (there was six boys and tons of girls, but none of us were pervy or anything cause we had all known everryone there for years so they were kind of like our sisters who we either know greatly or barely at all) were meant to get into a group but Martin turned to face me and cause I was still in a little mood I was like "what do you want?" and he said in his sweetest voice that sounded like the Ghost of Christmas Past (I think it's that one) "I wanna work with you" and my heart broke and I thought "why am I in a mood? Martin is your best friend. Remember when said you were both practically like brothers and your heart sank? You know it's the same here and you know you wanna work with him.". Anyway back in the present after I played Portal and HL2 I watched more Friends and then Predator. I don't really like the film except the ending when it's just music and sound effects, setting up traps and the strongly disturbing laugh from the Predator. I just love the setting-up-traps till the bomb goes off. Now I've watched about 25 minutes of Predator 2 I think I might flick it off and continue tomorrow. Haven't seen Predator 2 yet. Recorded both off TV when there was a double bill. Seen Predator two times now. But anyway I'm gonna go. Once again there is no conclusion to my blog :/ |
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Do you like Church?I hate Predator! Lol. You Brits still say double bill? : ) 0 Replies | Report Abuse
Yeah, I'm a Christian. But I believe in science and my religion. I don't believe in evolution though or that we were evolved from apes.And I only said "double bill" cause that's what Film 4 advertised it as on the adverts, mwha! :P 0 Replies | Report Abuse
Me too. : )I don't believe that either. What do you believe?Oh, haha. =) 0 Replies | Report Abuse
I believe and don't believe at the same time (yes, confusing) in fate and free will. If there are two paths you can go down at this very moment you can only choose one and after choosing that even if you go down and then come back up to go down the other one you can never go back in time and choose the other one. The free will is choosing which one to go down but you also had fate to go down the one you chose.I know what I'm talking about this, sorry if your brain is now soup.But I'm a Christian because I don't believe that the random big bang happened, something must have caused it and most of science is just a rip-off of the Bible, especially the Big Bang Theory
Do you like Church?I hate Predator! Lol. You Brits still say double bill? : ) 1 Replies | Report Abuse
Yeah, I'm a Christian. But I believe in science and my religion. I don't believe in evolution though or that we were evolved from apes.And I only said "double bill" cause that's what Film 4 advertised it as on the adverts, mwha! :P 1 Replies | Report Abuse
Me too. : )I don't believe that either. What do you believe?Oh, haha. =) 1 Replies | Report Abuse
I believe and don't believe at the same time (yes, confusing) in fate and free will. If there are two paths you can go down at this very moment you can only choose one and after choosing that even if you go down and then come back up to go down the other one you can never go back in time and choose the other one. The free will is choosing which one to go down but you also had fate to go down the one you chose.I know what I'm talking about this, sorry if your brain is now soup.But I'm a Christian because I don't believe that the random big bang happened, something must have caused it and most of science is just a rip-off of the Bible, especially the Big Bang Theory
So do you believe that Jesus Christ is the Son of God and that He came here and died for our sins and rose again? Have you accepted His Gift of Salvation? : )Because that's all that matters. 0 Replies | Report Abuse
So do you believe that Jesus Christ is the Son of God and that He came here and died for our sins and rose again? Have you accepted His Gift of Salvation? : )Because that's all that matters. 0 Replies | Report Abuse |
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One of my favourite movies is 50 First Dates, it's my second favourite comedy (my first being Airplane) and I just love the story. If you want to become friends or a partner to someone you see in your school, college, work place or simply in the same restaurant every evening wouldn't you love to give it another shot after you failed the first time? My life 60% revoles around movies, I just love them, I think without me knowing it's actually escapism for me from the stressful world that commonly known as Earth but actually "life". The amount of times in a day I just want to watch a movie but there is no way I can cause either a) I'm not at home b) my laptop/tv is broken (which has never happened).
I just hate those frustrating, awkward situations in life where with a feeling of water being poured down your back and being stabbed in your back your like "oh dear, aawwkwarrdddd" and you just wanna be out of there. Movies is my life, I love any genre except Western, I wouldn't watch some silly girl chick-flick film by choice but sometimes I don't mind them. Anything thats escapism New neighbours have arrived this month and we had them round for tea last Friday. They are nice, down to Earth. Both childhood friends from the age of 10. They are both 29 now, I don't actually know if they are parners or just best friend roomies but they said they had a DVD collection and when I hear "DVD collection" I hear "DVD COLLECTION!!!" and I know I have to have a look somehow so the next day I went round and sorted their DVD collection out and wow it really needed sorted out, film series should be with there sibling films not the other side of the shelf. It was fun sorted it out, sorted out DVDs for me is like tidying up for Monica. I'm proud of my film collection as mine is slowly getting to an end of what films I want, I've got about 75% of the films I want apart from some and the obvious movie sequels. There is a user on Rotten Tomatoes that I stumbled across when I was putting up a review for Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within and wow, my favourite shop is HMV and I think her living room with the two floor to ceiling is my local HMV except mostly all Blu-Ray and no price tags. She even had some films that I didn't even know many people knew about now, for example the 2002 Sci-Fi mini-series Taken. My mouth dropped when I saw the pictures of these DVDs, if ever I see any picture and there is a shelf in the background I can always straight away spot DVDs and then a few seconds later even if I don't have the film go "oh that's so and so, haven't got that yet." and if it's on Facebook I can't help but comment. This woman's DVD/Blu-Ray collection would be somewhere I would love to just sit by and stare at because she pracitally had the whole of HMV on her shelf and even if I know what film I want from HMV it still takes my 20ish minutes to actually pick it up and go to the counter because I'm always snooping around the rest of the store. I did have a conclusion in my head about what I wanted this to be about but I've forgotten it now I went off track, but oh well at least you know I'm a mega film geek who would rather spend his time at home on his days off than with friends, but with my two best friends screw movies, I'm spending time with them... oh wait I never said that until now but oh well |
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I love how you just rambled on, spilling out your thoughts.You have a pretty good life. : )And anytime you need a movie recommendation, just let me know. 0 Replies | Report Abuse
I love how you just rambled on, spilling out your thoughts.You have a pretty good life. : )And anytime you need a movie recommendation, just let me know. 0 Replies | Report Abuse |
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What did I do today? Good point actually. Well apart from being 60% tired because of the Pop Corn Awards at my college (which is basically like the BAFTAs or Golden Globes but for Media students) going on late I tried to do my News Item on the Mac in college but the Mac was broken and the college has yet to actually get something to connect all of the Macs up so anyone can go in any of the six and access their work instead of a specific one. But anyway, went to my Church youth group, they are all wonderful there and after that came back home and watched Eli Stone, quite good. About 90% original, the 10% is about him being a lawyer and it's a bit cliche how an employee is getting married to the bosses daughter but it was pretty intreiging. Think the complaints about it stating the Autism is caused by Mercury was silly, it's just a show, it's fictional even though there were some cases in the 90s about Mercury causing Autism. But you never know, like Eli said that it took 30 years (don't know if it's true) for scientists or whatever to find out that smoking is bad for you and could kill you, he had a better point but he's a character and been written to say that. Well anyway, gonna watch some Friends...
... the TV show, I'm not gonna go round to some friends house and just watch them, LOL (I need to stop saying lol) |
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Courtney W. on 11/23/10 at 03:43 PM
Great list the ones I've seen are great.
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Daniel Mumby on 11/23/10 at 04:02 PM
Little Miss Sunshine and The Incredibles are overrated in my book, and Eternal Sunshine should be higher up. But hey, it's your list and the rest are pretty good
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leeloo1967 on 11/23/10 at 07:03 PM
Awesome list Rowan:)!!
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Halimali on 11/24/10 at 03:03 AM
I like many from your list. nice choices.
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D.D on 11/24/10 at 04:14 PM
Agree with Lat den Ratte Komma In and Let Me In; I agree with Beauty and The Beast (one of my favorite Disney cartoons, The orphanage was fantastic; and I agree with most of your Not Top Ten but fav except Austen Powers. Great List
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SB on 11/25/10 at 03:27 PM
I think this is the first time I'm seeing Jumanji on anybody's "best of" list :)
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Rowan Charlton on 11/26/10 at 09:34 AM
Whoa, I didn't even realise that was on there. That's on there by mistake!
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CACB on 11/27/10 at 09:03 PM
Nice list, many of my favorites in here too
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ap sirius on 11/29/10 at 08:30 PM
Let the Right One In an The Orphanage are in you top ten ..Im surprised then that Pans Labrynth isnt...similar milieu....dont agree with some of your list but hey its your list...
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Rowan Charlton on 11/29/10 at 11:48 PM
I haven't seen Pan's Labyrinth yet. I've recorded it off the TV and will be watching it soon.
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Brantastic16 on 12/04/10 at 10:48 AM
Great list. We have similar tastes. :)
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Myerla on 12/09/10 at 02:49 AM
Decent list, On Her Majesty's Secret Service was one of the worst Bond films, in my opinion. Never liked The Villiage. Alien is great, The Dark Knight is good. At least Avatar is not in there.
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Rowan Charlton on 12/09/10 at 02:14 PM
I under stand why you don't like OHMSS and The Village. I always look on both sides of movies but I always have my own side. Avatar won't be on my favourite movie list ever unless I did a list of "favourite visual/special effects films". The plot of Avatar felt like an introduction and prologue to a greater story that would be Avatar 2
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