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Hehe. I don't mind. :p Erin

:o Sheesh, I leave for a few hours, and suddenly I'm getting endorsements!! :halo: Erin

I very rarely cry during movies, but LOTR did it for me, much to my relief. Though I'm not sure the book ever did, even though it's my all-time favorite. I've probably gotten misty but I don't think I actually cried, which always bothered me... Reading "Where the Red Ferns Grows" did me in...

The song wasn't really in any kind of important scene or anything in the first book. They were just walking along and singing to themselves to keep themselves entertained; they were still in the Shire and weren't feeling terribly threatened at that moment, though by the end Pippin was singing...

Awwww!!!! Very, very cute. My brother stopped by on his way back from his spring break in Florida today and was showing us his pictures from the trip, and in one he was sleeping on the couch with his friend's chinchilla sitting on his head. :p Erin

Yay!! I wish that I had more money... Erin

Yeah, that looks like an interesting movie too. I like Jim Carrey more and more as he's branched out into mellower roles a step removed from the madcap zaniness of stuff like "Ace Ventura" and "Dumb and Dumber." I found him a bit much to handle in those types of roles, but I really like him when...

Phew! That was quite a roll call!! Nice job. :cool: Erin

Last night I went to our dollar theater and got five cool LOTR mini-busts from the little figurine machine they have. They were a dollar each. The only trouble is that you can't choose what you get, so I wound up with two duplicates. But there are 12 altogether. Pretty nifty! My brother got a...

I wish that we still got that show. Darn BasicBasic Cable... :grouchy: Erin

The Ladykillers. :cool: Yeah, that movie intrigue me, and generally speaking I love any movie Tom Hanks is in. Erin

Oh, man, that scene utterly blew me away in the movie. And it really threw me for a loop; I wasn't expecting it at all. I thought he might sing, but not like that. And I read that was a last-minute addition too; Jackson thought the charge scene needed something, so he decided it would be a good...

Down with Sponge Monkeys!!! Man, I first saw that commercial around 12:30 at night, and it totally freaked me out. Those things are reaaaaallly creepy. :eek: I agree, their commercials used to be kinda fun, but I do not like the turn they're taking!! I'm not all that crazy about this whole...

Hehe, that's ok. I haven't figured it out either... :p Erin

I don't know what I was thinking. I was positive there was another Jasmine in the top 12, but I guess I had her mixed up with Camille. :confused: :o Erin

:eek: :eek: That is so weird, that's the first time I heard it too!!!! :eek: :eek: I distinctly remember it, though I was probably about 8 or 9 at the time. That was a really good episode, and a really powerful moment. I credit that show with introducing me to "Imagine" as well as the word...

Wow, homemade pop sounds really cool. :cool: Erin

Yeah, "Two Towers" lost to "Chicago." :grouchy: Though I would have been very surprised to see "Two Towers" win when "Fellowship" didn't. It was a rather dark and dreary middle ground with none of the beauty of the Shire or Rivendell or the Grey Havens to provide a reprieve and no true beginning...

I agree Fellowship blew me away, but I think I'd have to say i liked Return even better. Two Towers was easily my least favorite installment, but I still loved it, particularly the extended edition, which was significantly better than the theatrical version. Gollum was brilliant. I was bummed...

Amen to that! ;) Though actually my favorite song at the moment is probably "Into the West" from "Return of the King." Erin