Great reviews friend! You don't have many views though... Still great reviews!

You, sir, are a great reviewer. Keep up the good work.

I'm pretty amazed at how in-depth your reviews are and according to the MCT scores, we'd be good friends. Although I'm not sure how much we have in common (or how much we'd actually debate merits of many movies if in the same room with lots of coffee!), but I'd like to add you as a friend. Eventually, I'll take time out to read as many of your reviews as time will allow (!) so I hope you'll accept. By the way, it's interesting to note that I saw "Donnie Darko" for the first time when I visited NC in 2002...it just came out on DVD and my friend worked at a video store...

Haha, yeah definitely. Well you seem really very cool :)

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I see what you mean now. Geez, I can't believe I did that. I wish we could edit these quizzes without having to delete them and start over. Thanks for letting me know about that, though, I really try not to make mistakes.

I'm sorry, I don't remember what you're talking about. Did I say Heavy Metal didn't have a sequel? I've seen the sequel, so I don't know why I would have said that.

Thats good enough. I add people when I come across intersting reviews, so consider it a complament.

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fangs first hmmm male/female? lol hello how are you

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thanks for adding me - seems we have quite a few similar tastes, and I like your reviews a lot.

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nice review on tucker,

Collecting is nice but I hardy get to all the extras (although Im a trailer junkie). Ive become a seeker of the diamond in the rough; obsessed w/ a channel they have up here in Canada that specializes in Drive In movies.

as i said before. i was just talking about the animated part.

I was just specifically talking about the animated part not including music.

maybe the reason is out of the later. i like to give different feedback to people who devote to write a concrete review with things they eagerly wanna say.

i read your review on pink panther...for me, the best thing in it is the refined suaveness of david niven.

No, no, I really believe you, I do. And I hate/love when that happens. I mean everyone wants to say they were on the ground floor of loving this or that movie or band. But when you were one of the first to love so-n-so, you really want to say to all the sudden believers, ?fuck you, I was here first.? For me, it was The Postal Service. In 2000 I lived in Seattle and a local radio show turned me onto Dntel, dj/mastermind. I literally bought the first Postal Service EP Such Great Heights in 2003 a week after it came out. I loved them and wanted them to be great. So I made mix tapes for friends but nobody seemed to like them. Then they put a song on Garden State and suddenly they can be heard from ear buds of everyone on your commuter train to the city.
This is massive exaggeration but you get my point. Its an interesting dichotomy, something so great you want to share it but at the same time you want it to belong to you.
All that being said, I didn?t see Donnie Darko until it much later.

And a Ruffulump to you to sir. By the by, I love that you love Donnie Darko and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles equally.

Great point! If I can change it, I will. I'll put something like "Who killed Uncle Les when he was a human?" :)

:-) I like what you think of SPARTACUS. I have just seen it, and I agree. I'm glad to know about the Laughton - Ustinov addings to the lines! They played their parts with a twinkle in the eye (quote:You and I have a tendency towards corpulence. Corpulence makes a man reasonable, pleasant and phlegmatic. Have you noticed the nastiest of tyrants are invariably thin? ". I wanted to see this film, after reading Peter Ustinov's memoir book "Dear Me" .

No probs there. Your reviews are extremely good, I enjoy reading them severely!