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Shawshank Redemption is a movie I've been really wanting to watch for a long time, especially since I watched The Green Mile. That was an awesome movie. Erin

Woo-hoo! :cool: Erin

Oooh, have a great time, Byron!!! I just got back from our annual family reunion / camping trip. Very fun but also good to be home. I soooooo wanna go to Disneyland... Hope it's an awesome trip! :) Erin

Oh, yuck! What a lousy week! :sympathy: Glad everything is ok now! Erin

But if the seventh book were to end with Harry victorious and set to live happily ever after people would complain about that too... Erin

Ooh, you should! We'd all be rooting for you! :) Are they coming anywhere near you? I'm tempted to go to the audition in Cleveland, just for the fun of it, but I know it would just result in Simon telling at me and I'm not sure how I would deal with that... Erin

Whoa! That's a lot of movies! I'm really bad at keeping track of that sort of thing. I suppose I've maybe seen that many too in my whole life, but I definitely don't have any record of them... Erin

But after the first couple days, the airport director kept trying to get Viktor to leave the airport. Viktor didn't want to break the law, so he kinda brought it on himself. Erin

I may see King Arthur on video sometime, but everything I've seen makes me think I probably wouldn't like it that much. I love Arthur, and it seems that he and the other characters are very different in this version, as well as the story surrounding them. It also looks like a pretty violent...

I think it's one of those movies that doesn't really need that much of a point. So many of Spielberg's movies are so serious, this one was mostly light-hearted. I think it was poking fun at the airline system a bit. I thought Hanks' character was so likable. I think Spielberg just wanted to...

Well, I'm definitely too tired right now to attempt 88, and I'm terrible at lists, but I think I have to echo Drumeater with his first three, in the same order too. A few others that would make it: Sound of Music Forrest Gump Mary Poppins Sixth Sense Sister Act Well, that's a start...

Aww, that's lousy. Computers can be so aggravating... :grouchy: I'm glad you didn't lose anything at least, but I'm sure it'll be a bit of a pain putting it all up again. I hope you find a better server soon! :) Erin

I have a feeling it's going to be a very close election. Hopefully not as close as last time though... Erin

I always thought the end-credits radio-ready song for Disney animated feature was unnecessary. Didn't it start with "Beauty and the Beast?" I always like the version in the movie better and think the pop version is rather superfluous. There were three with "Lion King," and I didn't mind so...

Thanks, Justin! :) I just got them in the mail! Yayness! :D Erin

Oh, wow, that's awful. :sympathy: I've never really had that problem; I guess I've been lucky. Good thing you know how to protect yourself from creeps like that. It definitely is a shame if people are using MC for such illicit purposes. Erin

Happy birthday! :) Erin

Yeah, it's not entirely clear which came first, the music or the words, with "Into the West." Musically, it sort of finishes what "In Dreams" started, and at the same time it seems they really wanted to incorporate Frodo's vision at the end of the book into end-credits lyrics so the last thing...

Ugh. That's lousy luck. Hope you can get a new one soon! Erin

I love the way they incorporated "Into the West" into the movie as a theme. It seemed like an absolutely natural and necessary part of the score, making for some neat foreshadowing and really strengthening the scenes in which it appeared. The Pip and Gandalf chat, Sam's heroic...