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I want this right now.

Also, I love Prizzi's Honor. Dunno if I'd call it the Best Movie Ever! but I do really enjoy watching it. And I don't think Jack Nicholson has ever been funnier.

I watched a lot of Wishbone. I have spoken.

I want to see the Dog City special, perhaps paired with a complete set of the animated series. Although I'm not sure how many episodes were produced, so I dunno how many individual DVD sets you would need to have. But whatever.

Don't worry. There's definitely a lot more to find in Knocked Up than foul humor (which I happen to love). Well... it's sorta hard to explain. The character is sort of a five-year-old twenty-three-year-old, if that makes any sense at all. Which isn't to say he's a kid trapped in a man's body or...

I imagine that we've had a thread about this before, but perhaps not. I'm sure someone will tell me. Recently I've been thinking about how The Muppet Movie and The Great Muppet Caper both have different origins for Kermit and Piggy's relationship. I've gotten a headache from pondering this a...

I'm still excited.

Also, 13 Going On 30 is a very entertaining, very sweet little movie.

Another of my favorite movies is The Night of the Hunter, which was the only film directed by Charles Laughton. The film had a style which became influential to well-known directors such as the Coen Brothers, David Lynch, and Terrence Malick. It has become culturally significant and features...

Oh my God. I've seen it three times now (and it gets better with each viewing), but I cannot stand the birth scene at ALL. Ugh. I may never have kids just so I don't have to go through that.

Well, it's not actually a kid's bedroom wall (actually, it is, it's just that the "kid" in question is 23 years old). And I doubt that it's product placement, unless Universal is the studio distributing the Fraggle Rock movie. It was really just something that was done when designing the set for...

I can say without any hesitation that Lawrence of Arabia is my favorite movie of all-time. The first time I ever saw it, I was swept off my feet, and I haven't landed quite yet. No other film quite effects me like it does. My love for it is based on a gut feeling that can't be explained. I could...

This gets my vote for Favorite Thread Title Of The Year 2007.

Ah, he's fine. In the hour that he was gone, we only made like twenty dollars, and more than half of that was in people paying late fees, so I probably could have afforded to lock up. When he walked in, dripping wet from head to toe, a little girl, about four, looked at him and screamed "RAIN...

Well, it's the same thing every day, usually. By the way, my co-worker turned out to have a flat tire, but couldn't call me to help because his phone was dead. It was also raining out, which made me feel bad for not closing up to look for him.

My dad said that when he saw it the first time in theaters, the projectionist actually turned the projector off when the film broke in the movie, to play a joke on the audience. Haha?

My personal favorite host was Carol Burnette. I just don't think there's a funnier woman alive on the planet, and, to me, no other guest had better chemistry with the Muppets.

Wayne and Wanda. Forever and always.

Around five, I'm usually getting out of rehearsal for Oliver!, and then I go to work at the video store, where I am now. It's very slow now... we have a mom and her two relatively well-behaved kids finding some Barney stuff, some guy looking at video games, and I think we have somebody in the...

That was quick, Quack. (Ahaha.) How did you flip over?