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Felt the sudden urge to watch the original Star Wars trilogy, so I watched A New Hope today. I hadn't watched any Star Wars movie in about a year, so I remembered and noticed a lot of things that I had forgotten about the franchise. One bad thing I found, though, was that I couldn't make it through the final scene (Y'know, the one where Luke and Han are accepting their medals.) without cracking up. I think that's probably because it's been parodied so many times (I mostly kept thinking of the Family Guy parody.)

Overall, I enjoyed it very much, but that's to be expected with the original Star Wars films.

i just watched the color purple for the first time..i though tit was absolutly amazing and i will be buying the 2 disk dvd very soon
~Ryn~

Watched the funniest and grossest trilogy of all time:

Porky's

Porky's II The Next Day

Porky's Revenge

Really good toilet humor that never fails to put a smile on everyone's face.

Back to the Future Part II

I thought it was okay but not as good as the first film.
B-

Bridget Jones's Diary
Simpy a great movie!

Saw Transformers the other night! I must say, it might possibly be the best movie of the summer!

Saw Ratatouille for a second time. Truly an excellent film. Possibly Pixar's best ever, only time will tell.

Cheers,
JM

Head Over Heels

Surprisnigly entertaining.

Back to the Future Part III

Like the second film, it was good, but not as good as the first.

B-

National Lampoons European Vacation.

Ratatouille - A+! Classy film, with a bonus classy short, "Lifted". The teaser for Wall*E also appeared and the crowd abosloutely loved it when he said his name. This one's gonna be big, I'm telling ya!

Saw Brother Bear 2 for the first time on the Disney Channel(if you truely wanted to support Earth, you'd watch this instead of that bogus Live Earth show ), and all the people who complain about DTVs should at least give this one a try. I did kinda miss hearing Joaquin Phoenix, and perhaps the "the people you love are always in your heart" message was fairly corny and tiring, that aside, it was very entertaining for what it was.

In fact, hearing Rick Moranis and Dave Thomas reprises their roles was more entertaining and had more laughs than Ratatouille and Lifted combined(but considering those were two of the dullest pieces of "entertainment" stuff ever made, not saying much).

Plus, while the first one was great, you can hardly call it a "classic" so there's no way it can ruin the original's place in film history.

Just saw Transformers for the second time. I found a mistake in it which I noticed the first time too. When Mikaela gets out of Bumblebee because he broke down she left the door open which left both doors and the hood open and when sam gets Bumblebee started back up he shuts the hood and his door butthe passanger door was mysteriously closed

Yesterday: Mrs. Brisby and the secret of NIMH

Today: Mansfield Park

Super Sweet 16: The Movie-I liked it...surprisngly. I wouldn't of watched it if Aly and AJ hadn't been in it. Its so weird to see Aly from being in a G rated family sitcom to this PG-13 movie where she swears a lot and..stuff. xD

Osmosis Jones.

Back to Cold Mountain

It was okay to watch once, but for its pretty lame story it is way too long and doesn't really get to the point. Renée Zellweger is fantastic, though.

Dottie wrote:Back to Cold Mountain

It was okay to watch once, but for its pretty lame story it is way too long and doesn't really get to the point. Renée Zellweger is fantastic, though.

never heard of this is it a sequal to Cold Mountain IMDB does not list it

Terminator 2: Judgment Day

I never thought I would actually like a Schwarzenegger movie! Guess I was wrong!