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frankie_fan · 10-25-2008, 07:12 PM

Toy Story 2 on TV

It was actually a Toy Story double, playing the two films back to back, but I still love the second one, because of the When She Loved Me scene.

Cassini90125 · 10-25-2008, 07:39 PM

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Originally Posted by frankie_fan

Toy Story 2 on TV

It was actually a Toy Story double, playing the two films back to back, but I still love the second one, because of the When She Loved Me scene.

Classics; I love them both. I hope #3 is as good as the first two.

Mr. Marshmallow · 10-27-2008, 12:09 AM

Little Shop of Horrors

and

Bride of Chucky

I'd say something colorful and insightful about these movies but I'm too tired so I'll just say they were really good, and I always enjoyed them.

Me so insightful when tired, lol.

Lynnie · 10-28-2008, 12:24 AM

House of Bloo's this morning. I was actually sure to get up in time for it!

I swear, just hearing the theme song again lifts my spirits, there's just something about it. Like revisiting an old friend whom you've missed soooooooooooo much! It made me happy.

And I'm never bored in looking for little things that distinguish the show back then from what it has become four years later. I especially like watching Bloo chase Ed for some reason. You can tell he's just on a loop and it was one of the "early" traits of the show.

frankie_fan · 10-31-2008, 07:15 PM

Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull

Got it on DVD a couple of days ago, and, needless to say, this is still a great film, and the film that made me an Indy fan!

some guy you dont know · 10-31-2008, 07:20 PM

the nightmare before christmas.

wow, it really has been a while since i saw this. still a great movie.

Government Man · 10-31-2008, 11:03 PM

The Haunted Strangler--you know, the one where Boris Karloff transforms into a monster by curling up one arm and sucking in his lower lip? I love this movie! (This from the guy who also loves The Christmas That Almost Wasn't). Sparky got an out-of-print DVD of this and sprung it on me as a "Halloween present".

Watching it again, I realized that Karloff spends the entire movie trying to get arrested. He keeps begging the sheriff to arrest him, but poor Boris is upper-class British and to quote Peter Cushing in Horror Express, "We're not monsters--we're British!" He gets thrown into an insane asylum, he bribes his way out, he gets committed to a different asylum, then goes insane and kills the potato lady, and is finally shot to death for wielding a tiny knife from thirty feet away and is buried right where he fell, and all he wanted was to go to jail.

Poor Boris.

some guy you dont know · 11-01-2008, 12:58 PM

waynes world, for the first time.

man that was a funny movie. probably one of the funniest movies ive seen in a while.

Mac-a-lacka · 11-02-2008, 12:51 AM

Jurassic Park III

Where the mighty (and hungry) Spinosaurus debuts.

koosie · 11-02-2008, 10:05 AM

The Hours
Futurama: Bender's Big Score

The Hours is perfectly decent film about 3 ladies in different decades with all sorts of threads connecting their lives all revolving around Mrs Dalloway by Virgina Woolf who is played by Nicole Kidman weraring a false nose. Meryl Streep's character looks so much like Germaine Greer though. When they come to make the Germaine Greer movie...that'll be a blockbuster, eh?

The first of the Futurama movies is a real treat though. I'd forgotten just how much I loved this show. Great to see it back. I gather there's 3 of these things now and one more in production which is very good news. Stirring work as you'd expect from our old friends Phil Lamarr and Tom Kenny among many others. I did wonder why Charles De Gaulle was in this movie but it turns out to be a really fantastic Scott Walker reference, which was appreciated a lot round here.

10-25-2008, 07:12 PM	#1691
frankie_fan Resident Movie Buff But that's another show Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: I come from the land down under Posts: 1,078	Toy Story 2 on TV It was actually a Toy Story double, playing the two films back to back, but I still love the second one, because of the When She Loved Me scene. __________________ My deviantART page My myCast.io page

10-27-2008, 12:09 AM	#1693
Mr. Marshmallow Not-So-Hopeless Romantic Gotta love being in love Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Orland Park, IL Posts: 1,924	Little Shop of Horrors and Bride of Chucky I'd say something colorful and insightful about these movies but I'm too tired so I'll just say they were really good, and I always enjoyed them. Me so insightful when tired, lol. __________________ http://www.youtube.com/user/BionicSlime http://www.fanfiction.net/~nukem999 Last edited by Mr. Marshmallow; 10-27-2008 at 12:10 AM.

10-28-2008, 12:24 AM	#1694
Lynnie Lady of Brightwood Dream maker, wherever you're going I'm going your way Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: The Emerald City, in the Evergreen State, where everything is GREEN Posts: 2,419	House of Bloo's this morning. I was actually sure to get up in time for it! I swear, just hearing the theme song again lifts my spirits, there's just something about it. Like revisiting an old friend whom you've missed soooooooooooo much! It made me happy. And I'm never bored in looking for little things that distinguish the show back then from what it has become four years later. I especially like watching Bloo chase Ed for some reason. You can tell he's just on a loop and it was one of the "early" traits of the show. __________________ MySpace-Facebook-LiveJournal-Y!Profile-Dragon Cave

10-31-2008, 07:15 PM	#1695
frankie_fan Resident Movie Buff But that's another show Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: I come from the land down under Posts: 1,078	Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull Got it on DVD a couple of days ago, and, needless to say, this is still a great film, and the film that made me an Indy fan! __________________ My deviantART page My myCast.io page

10-31-2008, 07:20 PM	#1696
some guy you dont know Just a Poor Boy Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: some building in some city of some state in some country. Posts: 826	the nightmare before christmas. wow, it really has been a while since i saw this. still a great movie. __________________ I just became a member of a club known as the bumbling fools Botching the game and the best things in life is the motto and the rule

10-31-2008, 11:03 PM	#1697
Government Man Evil Minion in Training The legends...they're true! Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: The Government Posts: 131	The Haunted Strangler--you know, the one where Boris Karloff transforms into a monster by curling up one arm and sucking in his lower lip? I love this movie! (This from the guy who also loves The Christmas That Almost Wasn't). Sparky got an out-of-print DVD of this and sprung it on me as a "Halloween present". Watching it again, I realized that Karloff spends the entire movie trying to get arrested. He keeps begging the sheriff to arrest him, but poor Boris is upper-class British and to quote Peter Cushing in Horror Express, "We're not monsters--we're British!" He gets thrown into an insane asylum, he bribes his way out, he gets committed to a different asylum, then goes insane and kills the potato lady, and is finally shot to death for wielding a tiny knife from thirty feet away and is buried right where he fell, and all he wanted was to go to jail. Poor Boris. __________________

11-01-2008, 12:58 PM	#1698
some guy you dont know Just a Poor Boy Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: some building in some city of some state in some country. Posts: 826	waynes world, for the first time. man that was a funny movie. probably one of the funniest movies ive seen in a while. __________________ I just became a member of a club known as the bumbling fools Botching the game and the best things in life is the motto and the rule

11-02-2008, 12:51 AM	#1699
Mac-a-lacka Equus Reptilicus Lance Armstrong, eat your heart out. Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Tenino, Washington. Posts: 699	Jurassic Park III Where the mighty (and hungry) Spinosaurus debuts. __________________ "Mac-a-lacka, so glad you could make it."

11-02-2008, 10:05 AM	#1700
koosie Moon-Calf It was just imagination Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Northern Britain Posts: 695	The Hours Futurama: Bender's Big Score The Hours is perfectly decent film about 3 ladies in different decades with all sorts of threads connecting their lives all revolving around Mrs Dalloway by Virgina Woolf who is played by Nicole Kidman weraring a false nose. Meryl Streep's character looks so much like Germaine Greer though. When they come to make the Germaine Greer movie...that'll be a blockbuster, eh? The first of the Futurama movies is a real treat though. I'd forgotten just how much I loved this show. Great to see it back. I gather there's 3 of these things now and one more in production which is very good news. Stirring work as you'd expect from our old friends Phil Lamarr and Tom Kenny among many others. I did wonder why Charles De Gaulle was in this movie but it turns out to be a really fantastic Scott Walker reference, which was appreciated a lot round here. __________________ Aw....Snicket Last edited by koosie; 11-02-2008 at 10:06 AM. Reason: Germaine who?

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