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Well obviously, Edward charmed the cafeteria workers into giving him free food.

(Hey, I would give him free food...he's hot! )

Traditional animation, no question. It bring back the nostalgia factor from my childhood, and it just plain looks better most of the time.

Right now I'm reading Harvesting The Heart, by Jodi Picoult. I usually like her books but I'm finding this one to be a little dull. Here's hoping it gets better.

Awesome, thanks. I'm definitely going to stock up on the merchandise while there because all my Disney store carries is the wedding dress for little girls and the ugly versions of the dolls (they don't look a thing like the ones available at Toys R Us).

So, I'll be going back to WDW in April (haven't been in over a year! Can't wait) and was wondering if anyone knows exactly what Giselle related merchandise is available at the parks? Is it just the same old stuff that's available at the Disney Store or is there more? Also, anyone know if they have a...

I'm definitely getting Juno. It was one of only four movies I liked in 2007 (along with Enchanted, Hairspray, and Sweeney Todd).

For any new releases that I'm 100% sure I want, I always get them at the Movie Stop near my house. This is because if you reserve them ahead of time they will beat the lowest advertised price of any major retailer. Sure it's only by a few cents but hey, cents add up. :lol: For any old releases or OO...

I know but fortunately most times I've ridden it I've been seated in the back so my view is sort of obstructed by the other riders. When I'm seated closer to the front I just close my eyes fast. I HATE that part of the ride.

Not really, but I would hate them if they were poster sized.

I'm seriously afraid of movie posters. Not all posters, just the variety of huge floating head or heads on top/some kind of scenery on bottom (which makes up the majority of film posters today, it would seem). Being locked in a room with the poster for 'Enchanted', for instance, would probably give ...

The Rocky Horror Picture Show and it's "sequel" Shock Treatment.

Mine is definitely The Little Mermaid VHS with the original cover art. I got it for my 4th birthday in 1990. I remember watching it so much that it developed a little snowy/fuzzy/crackling during 'Fathoms Below' and I watched it that way for years. So when I got the DVD and finally got to watch that...

brownie wrote:I've seen Johnny Tsunami and Stepsister from Planet Weird, along with some others, on the Disney Channel in the past few months.

Gaaaah, I missed Stepsister From Planet Weird? No fair! I hate my work schedule. I also used to love So Weird, I wish they would go back to playing it.

I'm re-reading The Exorcist for about the 5th time now...it is possibly one of my favorite horror novels of all time.

Best:
Romeo and Juliet
The Fall Of The House Of Usher
Jane Eyre

Worst:
Macbeth
All Quiet On The Western Front (All Boring On The Western Snore)
My Antonia

Well..hey. My name is Lindsay and I just registered (after my third try...I finally realized that using aol addreses just didn't work for some reason and had to sign up for a hotmail account 8) ). Hello everyone! *EDITED TO INCLUDE MY DISNEY STORY* The first Disney movie I ever saw in a theater was ...