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September 05, 2004

The tv is coming in like crap

due to the wind and rain so we watched a few movies this weekend.

First up, Bubba Hotep.
Heidi rented this one cuz Movie Gallery wouldn't let Sebastian rent it because of the R rating when he took that piece of crap The passion of the Christ back.
I have no idea why this is rated R or why they wouldn't let him pick it up for me even though they called and asked if it was ok.
This is the funniest movie I have seen in a long time.
It's not for everyone. I don't think everyone will get it or like it but holy shit was that funny.
Bruce Campbell rocks as always.
I loved him in this. He did a bang up job as Elvis and Ossie Davis was downright hysterical as JFK.
See it. Just see it.

Today we watched Taking Lives.
I am starting to think that writers are just writing shit to give Angelina Jolie something to do.
The writing was bad in my opinion.
The story was all over the place, it had no flow. Even if they were trying to confuse you, they did a poor job of tying anything at all in.
It was an ok movie. Glad we had something to watch cuz this day is majorly long and dull but damn. They did a shitty job of trying to make it all work.
It was senseless and forced.
Kiefer Sutherland was in it and I still can't figure out why.
He should smack his agent upside his head.
His role made no sense to the plot at all.
Even after they explained why his character was there it was like, what a waste of his talents.

So there are my movie reviews.
Why didn't I tell you much about Bubba Hotep?
Because I want you to see it for yourself. I think it's one of those movies you should see for a good laugh and a good time and because it was a great story with cheesy lines and cheesy monsters and effects.
It's a cool film.
Suck the dog dick of Anubis you asswipe.
Bwahahahaa!

Oh yeah, I have 6 more of those Gmail invites up for grabs. Comment here if you want one. I offered them to the troops but uh, no one has taken them so they are up for the public again.

Kat posted at 08:39 PM on September 05, 2004 || Comments (8) || Ping (0) || Link || Movies

September 01, 2004

Movie Gallery has a policy

that if you think the movie you rented sucks ass, you can take it back and exchange it for a different one for free.
You can do this 6 times a year.
I took advantage of that today.
I had Sebastian take back the piece of crap known as The passion of Mel Gibson's delirium and let him rent Cowboy Bebop.
Much better movie.
Happy family.

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August 31, 2004

I watched it.

I just finished watching The Passion of the Christ.
Now many of you know that I am an atheist and you probably think I'm going to rip this movie apart and laugh and make fun etc etc. Not entirely true.
I didn't laugh while watching it. I didn't cry either.
I honestly don't see why so many people were all emotional over this.
People were coming out of the theaters when this played, crying and saying that it was the most powerful movie they have ever seen.
Why?

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If you grew up with religion in your life, this story that played out on the screen is one you have heard a million times growing up and every easter, your church probably does some sort of easter play about it. I know the church I grew up in did.
We did Christmas pageants and easter pageants and musicals etc etc.
This isn't a new story, it isn't even really a new telling of the story.
It's the same old story.
With a bigger budget.
I found it overly bloody. Like excessive.
Maybe it happened that way and maybe it didn't. We will never really know because the story of his crucifixion wasn't actually written down until some 50-60 years after the fact.
I wasn't impressed with it at all.
Not because I'm a non-believer but because I grew up with religion and have heard the story a million times and just found it to be overly bloody and truth be told, rather boring.
There was nothing magical or moving about it.
There was no moment of overwhelming need to believe.
I was simply not impressed.
For the amount of money spent making it and the amount of money and time spent hyping it, it should have been something great.
It was the same old story told the same old way and left me feeling blah.
I let the boys watch it and they quickly got bored and if it was meant to convert people and make them want to believe, it did a bad job.
Mark said when it was over, that it did nothing to prove that Jesus was the son of god and in fact, made a more compelling argument against that theory.
I need to stop talking to him so much about law and stuff. He's using big words back at me.
He said that all the times Jesus cried out for his father and nothing happened, it just proved that there was no god. His father never answered him and all his faith was for nothing.
Now believers would say that that is because Jesus was meant to die for us and save us from our sins and this is how it was meant to be but when trying to convert new people to the faith, that story sort of backfires.
I think if I were to ever show the boys a christian movie again, that I would have to go with Jesus Christ Superstar which actually did more for my beliefs way back when I went to church and didn't disbelieve as I do now.
That movie had a much more profound effect on me simply for the way it was told and the music which can do so much more to stir peoples emotions than a language which has been dead for thousands of years.

My advice, save your money and wait for your church to put on it's annual easter pageant.

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August 26, 2004

Just finished

watching Hidalgo.
It was a good movie.
Adventure, racing, romance, emotional. Had all the qualities that make a movie enjoyable.
I'm not saying it's for everyone but it's a movie you could watch with the family and not have to worry about when to fast forward or cover anyones eyes. Parts of it are a bit scary for young viewers like when a horse has to be put down. Kids hate seeing that stuff but older kids can handle it in my opinion.
Good acting by Omar Sharif and Viggo Mortensen and one of the best animal actors I have ever seen. That horse was great.
I loved the ending.
It was beautiful and cinematic.
I'll watch it again.

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August 26, 2004

We're watching Hidalgo right now.

I'll let you know what I think of it later.
What are your thoughts on it if you've seen it?

P.S. I did finally get to the store. Sis came and got me and loaned me the movie.

Kat posted at 09:19 PM on August 26, 2004 || Comments (3) || Ping (0) || Link || Movies

August 04, 2004

I just finished watching

Elephant that I downloaded because the video store only had one copy of it and it was 9 days late being returned.
50 frigging copies of Agent Cody Banks but only 1 of this film. I don't get it.

For those of you unfamiliar with the film, here is the description from Amazon;
Description
Winner of the Palme d'Or and Best Director prizes at the 2003 Cannes Film Festival, Gus Van Sant's (Good Will Hunting, Finding Forrester) Elephant takes us inside an American high school on one, single ordinary day that very rapidly turns tragic. Elephant demonstrates that high school life is a complex landscape where the vitality and beauty of young lives can shift from light to darkness with surreal speed. It's an ordinary high school day. Except that it's not.

I knew the movie was about a school shooting before I watched it. The previews for it give that much of it away, what I wasn't expecting was to be nervous.
I was nervous watching it. Heart racing, panicking because I knew what was coming but wasn't sure when because the movie does a back and forth thing to introduce you to just a bunch of kids from all walks of life, the popular, the unpopular, the geeks, the jocks, the barfoholics etc.
I felt for them and part of me was like, see that's what you get you dink and another part of me was wanting to beg for mercy for some of the others.
I felt for the shooters for being so desperate and confused and alone.
I felt bad and scared and nervous.
It didn't explain school shootings at all it just put you there in the halls mingling with the kids, seeing as they see and remembering your own school whether good or bad or bullied or not, you recognized every kid from your own school years.
I don't know if I'd watch this with teens, I don't know if I'd even tell anyone to see it yet I am telling you to see it in a round about way.
It moved me and made me think and feel and most of the time, the stuff I watch is all fluff or blood and gore. This wasn't bloody, it wasn't graphic, it just was.

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July 18, 2004

My clothes don't match. I'm out in public and my clothes don't match.

I am still just watching all these movies and having a grand time.
Shit I have never seen before.
Heck, I need to do that movie meme again.
I watched The Sum of all Fears. Not too bad. Not great but worthy when you're bored.
Reign of Fire. Sucked. I had heard it sucked and it did suck.
The thing. Yes. John Carpenter. Scared the beejeezus outta the boys. Good job. Woof!
The 13th Warrior. Now I knew this was shit but Mark wanted to see it and now he knows it's shit too.
Jimmy Neutron was hysterical. Just for the chicken dance alone I laughed till I had tears. But peeing in the shower and outside and my clothes don't match was fucking funny. I may watch that one again.
There are so many more that I can watch. I'm not even half way through this massive collection. Gah.
Stay cool if it's hot and stay dry if it's wet where you are.
Later days.

Kat posted at 01:35 PM on July 18, 2004 || Comments (0) || Ping (0) || Link || Movies

July 07, 2004

Last night,

we watched The Butterfly Effect.
What a screwed up movie.
I liked it but holy hell was that ever messed up.
If you haven't seen it, it's a good way to spend a few hours. Funny, I hate Ashton Kutcher and I was actually able to ignore the fact that it was him. The story was intriguing enough to ignore him.

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July 05, 2004

Fool me once. Shame on you.

Fool me twice. Shame on me.
That's how it's said George.
You idiot.
Fahrenheit 9/11 was an incredible movie.
The theater was sold out both shows for the tiny little indie theater located on a back street. The line to buy tickets and get in was down the street.
I don't even know how to begin to tell you how the American people were fooled into the war in Iraq.
Micheal Moore, no matter what you think of him, laid out the war on terror in black and white, in plain english.
So many people, including our cab driver, have said this movie is pure propaganda.
Before you say that, before you make that claim, go see it.

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GW said that Osama is not a threat people. He said that the man who blew up the twin towers is not a threat. Our president has business ties with the Bin Laden family. They along with the Saudis, financed several of his now failed companies before he became president. His father, GBush senior, is still friends with that family.
He stumbled over his words, he lied, he played golf and cut down trees while he planned and plotted to over throw a country that was not involved in the attacks on us.
Get up. Go see this film.
As Fox Mulders poster that hung in his office used to say, the truth is out there.
The truth is in this film.
The ties between the Bush family and the saudis and the Bin Ladens is all right there.
We were lied to. We were duped.
What was really amazing was the mother who was so patriotic and encouraged her kids to sign up for the military. They would get to go to college and see the world. Have all the things she couldn't give them because she was poor.
Her son died.
A woman yelled at her in front of the White House that the whole thing, the war, wasn't real. That it was all staged and no soldiers were dying.
She buried her son. This is not a stage.
The only stage I see here is the one the president and the big companies in this country have set up to fool us. To trick us into believing what we are doing there is for the good of all of us.
The companies who are rebuilding Iraq stand to make millions, possibly billions from the US government. Where is that money going to come from?
From the people.
From you.
They laughed about it. Good for business. Bad for people. They laughed while they shoved food and beer down their throats at the expense of the Iraqis and you.
We are not looking for Osama. 11,000 troops are looking for Osama. There are more police in Manhattan than there are soldiers hunting for the man who attacked us.
Because according to our president, he is not a threat.
The oil is more important. They are already planning on owning the oil. They have American oil company there already drilling for it.
I sat and shook my head. No. This can't be true. Why would they lie to us like this? Why would they allow the man who attacked us to go free and go after a country that did not attack us? They were not involved. Our own defense people said right before 9/11 that Saddam had no weapons. That he was not the threat. That he had no means of waging a war against us. That all changed pretty quickly. All of a sudden, they were singing a new tune. We needed a war GW said. He is a war president and he said so. Someone, anyone.
How can we sit by and allow this man to stay in office?
How can we even think of re-electing him?
Billions of the American peoples money, your money, is going to fight this war and then rebuild what we set out to destroy for the oil.
All through this war, people scoffed at the idea of this war being about oil. Everyone said no, it was to liberate them. To free them.
Our own president, in his own words, his own voice, did not call this a war to set these people free. He himself called it an invasion.
Of course they are fighting back he said, no one likes to be occupied, I wouldn't like to be occupied. In his own words.
There is so much more I could tell you and I'm sure I've ruined it for some of you already who don't like being told how a movie goes but some of you, will not go see this film simply because you hate Micheal Moore. Big fat idiot you call him.
Big fat idiot who told the truth. Who spoke to the soldiers who came back from there. Big fat idiot who laid it all out there so that you could see what the president doesn't want you to see.
Please go see this film.
Please go before November. Call it whatever you want to call it but just go see it.
The truth is playing at a theater somewhere near you.

*Before anyone gets their panties all in a bunch, I support our troops. I have a relative over there. I am not anti-american. I am simply against the occupation and invasion of a sovereign nation simply for the soul purpose of owning that nations natural resource. I am against our leader lying to us simply for the purpose of getting what he wants.

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July 04, 2004

In America.

Last night at my sisters, we watched In America.
In America stars the incandescent Samantha Morton and Paddy Considine as two young Irish parents who have lost their only son. Trying to run away from their grief, they move (illegally) to a junkie-infested apartment building in New York City with their two daughters, Christy (Sarah Bolger) and Ariel (Emma Bolger). Though they struggle with meager jobs and suffocatingly hot weather, a friendship with an artist in an apartment below them (Djimon Hounsou, Gladiator) becomes a catalyst that allows them to rebuild their family. In America is splendidly acted throughout--of particular note are the two girls, real-life sisters whose on-screen charisma is clearly a family trait. But it's Morton who anchors the movie; her every emotion seems to glow from her skin. The commitment of the actors keeps the movie compelling, despite some dangerously sentimental patches. --Bret Fetzer

This movie is so wonderful. The whole story is great and the acting is superb.
You should see this one. It is just an amazing movie.
Beautiful.

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June 17, 2004

Demanding that theaters not show a film is un-american.

This group that was pointed out to me by a fellow supporter of free speech, wants people to contact theaters and ~~ask~~ demand that they not show the film Farenheit 9/11. They have a list of email addresses at the following link, PABAAH! - Please Contact These Theaters, for you to use to make demands on the theaters to not show the film.

This is wrong.
No matter what you may personally feel about Micheal Moore or Dubya or the war, demanding that theaters not show a film because you don't want them to is censorship.
You are taking away my right and the rights of others to decide for themselves if they want to see the film and make their own minds up and form their own opinions.
So if you feel strongly about free speech and the ability to see any and all works of film and art like I do and you want to see or help this movie be seen, use the email addresses on this site against the group trying to boycott the film by emailing them and asking them to show the film.
They are trying to squash free speech, free thought, free will. Use your rights as you have them to help stop the boycotting of this film.

*Updated my title because I used the wrong wording. The point is still the same.

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June 17, 2004

I got this link sent to me by

Terry about this blogger, who is apparently on some film crew that is filming the movie A Scanner Darkly with Keanu, Winona Ryder, Robert Downey Jr and Woody Harrelson.
He has some not so nice things to say not just about Keanu as a bad actor, but Downey and Woody. He has nothing to say about Winona other than she's the cutest.
I started his links to where he first starts talking trash. Click next shity entry for more insightful commentary from someone who thinks his opinion of actors matters in the slightest to any of them.
In one entry, he says, "just three more days of refraining from punching Keanu in the face."
Maybe he should try it and see what happens. Perhaps some assault charges would clear his head of thoughts of harming people.

I think the donkey should have bit him harder.
Life is something you do when you can't sleep.

*Updated* Since posting this link to his blog, the guy has taken down his entry about wanting to punch Keanu in the face.
I knew it, just all talk. Can't even stand up for his own words now that I called him on them.
Maybe when he walked into the doorknob nuts first, he broke them.
But god bless the google cache.

Click for truth in blogging big

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June 05, 2004

Harry Potter was awesome!

Just as I expected it to be.
Under the new director, it was a little darker but had a great feel to it.
I disagree with others who said the new Dumbeldore was awful. I think he had big shoes to fill and did so very well.
The boys all loved it.
I don't like posting spoilers. I hate it when people do that so I'm not going to.
I just really liked this one and enjoyed seeing the chemistry between the stars as they grow older, grow with them.
Gary Oldman was great. I always love his work.
This is definitely going to be a part of our collection when it comes out.
Bryans mom and his older brother and little sister came too and all the kids sat in the row in front of us and we sat right behind them. It was nice to have another adult there and we got along great.
Sebastian and Bryan are going to different schools next year so the mom and I talked about ways of getting them to stay in touch with each other before the movie started.
Lots of sleepovers and stuff this summer and also after school playtime next year.
Sebastian is sleeping over there tonight which is fun for him so Mark and I are just hanging out now watching the tube. Nothing but crap on. Time to slap in a movie.
Later days.

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May 31, 2004

Runaway Jury.

I watched Runaway Jury last night.
It was pretty good.
The ending with the whole back story had me a bit surprised.
I love John Cusack and Gene Hackman too.
All in all not a bad movie.

I am going to get my cleaning done today that I didn't get done yesterday and then kick back and watch some movies.
The boys are gone to the beach for the day, a place I really can't go hang out all day. The heat gets to me too much and I burn way too easy.
Enjoy your holiday whatever you do.

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May 29, 2004

Just came back from seeing

SHREK 2 thanks to my sisters blood sister.
It was awesome! I loved that movie. Very funny, excellent animation, great star power voices.
Favorite scene that had me dying, Puss in Boots getting arrested. "It's not mine!"
If you haven't seen it yet, go see it and stay for the credits.
So many people got up and left and Mary said we had to stay and it was worth it.
Very cute ending.
All by myself....lol
Bwahahahaha!

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May 20, 2004

Thanks Karen.

Karen sent me Bill and Ted's Bogus Journey.
Thanks so much.
Not much going on here still.
Just hanging out laying down and now I can hang out and watch Keanu.
Mmmm, Keanu.
Later days.

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May 15, 2004

How does it know?

How does the dvd know that I have now pressed record on the vcr?
It plays perfect, crystal fucking clear until I press record.
Then it warbles and bends and fades from color to black and white.
Stop recording and it's back to perfection.
How the fuck does it know?
Not all the movies do this.
Just some.
Certain really fucking good ones and then some not so good ones.
This perplexes me.

Kat posted at 08:32 AM on May 15, 2004 || Comments (10) || Ping (0) || Link || Movies

May 14, 2004

Shhh...

A little demon whispered to me that the Club Dread giveaway has been posted at Horror Avenue.
They have 3 DVDs and 3 Bottle Openers to give away to fans.
Only enter once or you will be disqualified and barred from future promotions.

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May 13, 2004

Constantine trailer online.

You can watch the trailer for Constantine by going to AccessHollywood - Homepage and then clicking on Keanu/Constantine.
Not bad.

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May 11, 2004

The movie I won showed up today.

The American Nightmare - A Celebration of Films from Hollywood's Golden Age of Fright.
Just finished watching it.
Fascinating stuff for horror geeks like me.
Here I was thinking that these great films were only from the demented minds of directors. That they were a little sick and twisted, which they are but come to find out, they were partly based and reflective of the times in which they were made.
Good stuff.
I thoroughly enjoyed that.

Check out Horror Avenue for new releases, contests, trivia, all your scary needs in one place.
A little birdie told me there may be a new contest coming up for Club Dread.
Shhh.
You'll just have to keep checking back at Horror Avenue to find out.

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May 05, 2004

I got a gift cert in the mail for

some movies to rent.
So we rented Big Fish.
What an amazingly beautiful movie.
What a unique story and charming.
Loved it.
The boys cried.
I have mushy kids...lol
I also picked up The Haunted Mansion for the boys and Kill Bill for me to watch tomorrow while they are at school or maybe later tonight if I can't sleep.
Later.

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May 04, 2004

Just the other day I mentioned Weekend at Bernies.

Papa John's Pizza is giving away 3 movies (1 movie of your choice) with the order of ANY large pizza at regular price and Weekend at Bernies is one of them.
They also have Trial and Error which sucks and Don Juan which kinda sucked.
But Bernies is a damn funny movie so if you need to eat and want a free DVD, there ya go.

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April 25, 2004

Will someone just tell me why?

Why is there a movie about ALIEN vs. PREDATOR?
Why?
These movies are both good on their own. It's not like Freddy vs Jason at all. Two totally different ideas and creatures.
WTF eh?

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April 18, 2004

Bored bored bored.

It has just gotten more boring as the day has worn on.
We ended up watching The Crow and then Contact.
I have been doing a page just for my movies. I got a few done. I have about 67 more to go.
I used to have so many movies that I had them piled in boxes because I didn't have enough shelves for them all.
I sold 90% of my Disney collection and a few DVDs and VHS tapes on Ebay this past year when I was not getting any financial help from welfare and Heidi had moved back to Seattle and I needed to pay my bills.
I kept everything that I absolutely loved and even parted with a few because they were worth mega bucks at the local reseller store.
Anyway, here is what I got done on my movie page for today.
Yeah, they are all links because if I'm going to take all this time to note them all down, I might as well take a few extra seconds and make a few pennies from their links.

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April 18, 2004

*Snore*

Holy crap am I bored.
I don't have cable so my tv viewing choices are highly limited today.
Damn, there ain't nothing but shit on.
So I am watching movies that I own.
Let's see, I watched The bone Collector and then Raising Arizona and after this ends, Sebastian says he wants to watch Star Wars Episode 2.
Again.
I have decided that on extremely boring days such as today, that I will work on cataloging my movies.
I am about to give up for today though.
I feel a nap coming on.
I hope you are all enjoying your day.

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April 17, 2004

If you can dodge a wrench, you can dodge a ball.

I'm not a huge fan of Ben Stiller but this looks funny as hell. 20th Century Fox: Dodgeball.
Remember that game that the gym teachers just thought was like the best game to play on a rainy day?
It was the ultimate torture game.
I know that there were at least 4 of us who amazingly, all had really bad cramps on those days.
It was much more fun to sit on the bleachers and watch other people get biffed in the face with that hard red ball that left huge red welts.
Cramps.
The ultimate way to get out of annoying, sadistic high school sports.

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April 16, 2004

I won something again.

I won a copy of The American Nightmare - A Celebration of Films from Hollywood's Golden Age of Fright on DVD from HorrorAvenue.com - The Web's Horror Movie Database.
It is a wicked cool site for horror fans.
It has all the latest news on any upcoming horror films, contests, polls, trailers and movie clips from almost every single horror flick ever made.
A couple of months ago, I won a poster of 28 Days Later, from the same site, that was much larger than I expected but I found the perfect wall for it.
Scares the bejeezus out of me at 2 am sometimes.

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April 05, 2004

What is your memory

of Here Comes Peter Cottontail by Rankin Bass?
It was made in 1971 and the few times this actually aired on tv, I was scared shitless of that evil rabbit.
That whole metal cagey thing on the tail.
Nightmare stuff but I still want to own a copy.
Do you remember seeing this and if so, what do recall about it?
**
I was searching for screen grabs of it and couldn't find any but I did find toys. Does this jog any memories now?
Check out the pictures of Irontail. I couldn't remember his name but damn, he's still scary looking.

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March 19, 2004

I got paid a little early from Gozing.

They paid in Buy.com gift certs which is still cool. Hey, $50 buck is $50 bucks right?
So I got the kids 2 movies that they have been dying to see.
Rocky and Rocky II.
I got them a bunch of batteries for their gameboys too.
I picked up Once Were Warriors for myself.
I absolutely love this movie.
Well, I ordered them last week and everything came today so the kids are watching the Rocky movies.
I almost feel funny letting them watch these movies.
They have such a legend behind them. It's like every guy on the planet has watched them and has fond memories of them.
Anyway, that is pretty much it.
Later days.

Filed under movies.

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March 12, 2004

I, Robot.

The I, Robot trailer is now online.
I am so psyched for this movie.
It looks pretty good.
Go check it out.

Filed under movies.

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March 09, 2004

Return of the King.

DVD Answers has news up about the release of The Return of the King on DVD in MAY.
Yes!
I am totally looking forward to it.
Go check out the site for all the specs on it.

Filed under movies.

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March 07, 2004

The power of christ compels you.

The Exorcist in 30 seconds with bunnies. tee hee

Found at Squishys

Filed under movies.

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