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"Chop Suey" by System of a Down I have no idea what it's about, but it's a cool song.

"STAR TREK THE MOTION PICTURE THE AWESOME US REGULAR ONE SHEET MOVIE POSTER OF THE CLASSIC ORIGINAL MOVIE STARRING WILLIAM SHATNER AND HARRISON FORD!!!" Wow, he must have played one of the Klingons- cause I didn't recognize him

I don't really, not since Radioland Murders.

Well, I was going to make some smart@ss comments, but then I noticed how old the posts I was poking fun at were. THANKS A LOT FOR BUMPING THIS THREAD. 8O j/k

That made me think of the time that I watch RotJ at Christmas on USA through low powered binoculars so I could finally see it on the big screen. It actually worked pretty well until I got tired of holding them up, so I just sat closer instead. I have to wear contacts now... It was worth it.

You must watch Willy Wonka at Thanksgiving then. Another holiday classic made that way by the USA channel.

I recently saw the silent version on TV. I was impressed at how well it held up. The Mask of the Red Death was chilling. I know what my costume will be at the next office halloween party. MUAHAHAHA

Hmm, I'd have to go with the love theme the the Paper Chase. I like the slow but deliberate pace and subtle development of the theme. It's also fairly simple and quaint, as true love should be. PS: Han & the Princess would have been my #1 choice, but according to GL it's not a love theme. 8O

Merry B-mas and Happy Wookie Life Day!

I personally like this one: "65 million years in the making" from Indiana Jones 4 The worst one is from Saving Private Ryan. "In the last great invasion, of the last great war, the greatest danger for eight men... was saving one." It's not a tag line- it's a fricken' tag paragraph! They must have thought the tag line should be as long as the movie.

That's all very interesting, but there's one thing I don't understand. Why would anyone want to listen to any more Fiona Apple? Her sound was tired after her first album.

Eh, I liked "Space: Above and Beyond" better than both DS9 & B5

Well that's too bad. I've always thought it was an important part of the story. It kind of says that you can never truely return home. It also shows how the 4 hobbits have matured and gained confidence in themselves.

So is there anything about the Scouring of the Shire? Or Wormtongue attacking Saruman?

It figures. Everything now-a-days is fake. Singing, boobs, Trump's hair...