Ooo, and Serenity.

There's a Dragon Ball movie? Gee, people just can't keep things the way they are, and not go Hollywood.

Post wrote: Ooo, and Serenity.

That goes without saying.
Or should.

And I noticed you changed your sig Post...is sanity no longer for the weak? As in Nathaniel from this forum is weak?
I think as we get older, we aren't as exciting, because our energy's gone, so sooner or later, he'll get bored...sorry.
Actually, I used to think that whenever we become perfect, or our lives were, we could go to heaven peacefully. How wrong was I.

The qoute has agnostic sentiments, actually. I just found it funny.


Ahem.

SANITY IS FOR THE WEAK!

Bruce Almighty, Back to the Future, LOTR: The Fellowship of the Ring, Chronicles of Narnia: LWW (don't want to spell the whole title out), Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone...and that's all I can think of for my favorites.

Can't wait to see 10,000 B.C. and can't wait until the "I Am Legend" DVD comes out! :D

I can't wait for the next Narnia film. :D

Prince Caspian wasn't really one of my favorites, but yeah, I can't wait to see what they're going to do in the movie version, too.

Anyone watch the Secret? It's like literally the most bullcabbage self-help movie ever, but everyone it was such a craze early last year

Nope. Never heard off it.
Get to watch Miami Vice! Exciting.

They tell you that the universe is listening to your thoughts and feelings like an omniscient genie and if you think positively, good things will happen to you, and most the examples seem to revolve around materialism.

And it also kinda annoys me because they're all "oh Shakespeare believed in this" and they have like one crazy quantum physicist and a lot of delusional philosophers and writers, and like so many people don't even believe in Shakespeare (TEAM EDWARD DE VERE!)

Luciene, was there a book of the same title by Rhonda Byrne? cause i work in a book shop and we had that DVD. it was ridiculously popular.

anyway, i saw no country for old men a while ago. i can see why critics love it, because it does have some really strong techniques and meanings, but i hate films without a conclusive ending. it doesn't even have to be a happy ending, it just needs to be FINISHED. but as it was based on a book, maybe the book ended like that.

A bit of inconclusiveness always felt better to me. More real. Meh, like there is a story left to tell, but perhaps not one worth hearing.

No country for old men was pretty good. Reminded me of Zodiac.

Yeah, because it's true. Life goes on...until death.
But in many cultures, death is a possibility of redemption from their corrupt souls.

.russian ROULETTE wrote: Luciene, was there a book of the same title by Rhonda Byrne? cause i work in a book shop and we had that DVD. it was ridiculously popular.

Yea, that's it.


I think it's online somewhere...I'll post the link, if it gets deleted and you wanna see it, PM me: http://www.watch-movies.net/movies/the_secret/

Edit: nvm...u need to download the player to watch it.

Meh. Whenever I see an intermission, I always wish those fat bastards would show this:
http://www.giantitp.com/comics/oots0301.html

I like your sig post.
Heh.
I like that thingy too.

awww....my banana sig got removed =[

Post wrote: Meh. Whenever I see an intermission, I always wish those fat bastards would show this:
http://www.giantitp.com/comics/oots0301.html

For the win.

OMG THEY'RE MAKING A NEUROMANCER MOVIE WITH HAYDEN CHRISTIANSEN AS CASE