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Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire(2nd time)

No order

Super Mario World

Super Mario Bro's(NES)

The Legend of Zelda: A Link to The Past

THe Legend Of Zelda: Ocarina Of Time

Final Fantasy 7

Metroid Prime

NHL 95

StarCraft

Donkey Kong Country

Goldeneye 007

Honourable Mentions: SUper SMash Bro's Melee, Perfect Dark, Super Smash Bro's, Mario 64

I would vote for Gamecube....the new Zelda game coming out in 2005, Metroid Prime 2, and WWE Days of Reckoning are the reasons why. Plus you can get the classics like Super Smash Brothers: Melee, Metroid Prime, and Mario Sunshine.

I remember seeing it when I saw A Bugs Life. It was really funny. THeir first short was good too, the one with the snowman(you can view it on the Finding Nemo DVD)

Your all right, its a classic! QT rocks.

Oh, Zaz sorry about overreacting on giving a low score on Harry Potter, it was all jokes. I loved the movie, and you didn't, thats cool, I just wanted to try out my wizarding powers

The Haunted Mansion: 5/10

Oh and Numbahs I'd also like a full review of Harry Potter, makes me feel good inside

That's a sweet new computer, Congrats! I'm still stuck with a Pentium 3 800 Mhz computer with 128 Mb of RAM. That is nothing compared to yours. But my baby is still here, and I still use it, so its all good :smug:

SharkTale...but thats from Dreamworks, who brought you Shrek and Shrek 2. Its starring Will Smith and Renee Zelweager.

I would vote for Finding Nemo. It had incredible animation, and a sweet story. A great father and son movie. How many times do we see that father be a hero in Hollywood?

After two more movies, Pixar will officially depart with Disney, which is bad for Disney because most of their movies that are great are made from PIXAR. The Incredibles and Cars are the two movies left. Vote for your favourite past films, talk about the departure of Pixar and what Disney will do, or hype up the Incredibles which comes out this November.

IMO Disney is in big trouble, they can do 3-D animation themselves, but not as good as PIXAR(*cough*Dinosour). Plus DIsney themselves forgot what made there classics great, the story and loveable characters. Eisner(whatever his name is) is also rated one of the worst CEO's, I want to know why is he getting blamed for the downfall of Diseny.

One more thing.....Go see Prisoner of Azkaban currently in the Top 10 lists from critically acclaimed critics like Numbah's and GoodGodWhataBeatnik!

I was wondering where you were Numbahs....I was waiting forever to see your rating for Harry Potter...and the wait was worth it

I vote Keira...Kate is too tall for me

Maybe it is a ploy....but R isn't that bad. Just look at Passion, and this movie is just as contrversial. Teens probably did see Passion with their parents, so this movie could still do well.

Moore seeks PG-13 on 'Fahrenheit' Movie scheduled to open June 25

LOS ANGELES, California (AP) -- Distributors of Michael Moore's documentary "Fahrenheit 9/11" are appealing to get a PG-13 rating, instead of R.

A screening by the Motion Picture Association of America's appeals board has been set for June 22, just three days before "Fahrenheit 9/11" hits theaters. But the film's distributors are trying to move that screening up to this week to expedite a decision, said Tom Ortenberg, president of Lions Gate Films, one of the companies releasing the film.

An R rating means those younger than 17 cant' see the movie unless accompanied by an adult. The MPAA ratings board gave "Fahrenheit 9/11" an R rating for "violent and disturbing images and for language."

"I think the message of the movie is so important that it should be available to be seen by as wide an audience as possible," Ortenberg said Monday. "Frankly, I don't consider any of the images in the film any more disturbing than what we have all seen on the cable news networks and the gratuitous violence that fills the screen of so many PG-13-rated action pictures."

In "Fahrenheit 9/11," Moore depicts President Bush as asleep at the wheel in the months before the September 11 attacks. The movie also accuses the White House of breeding fear of more terrorism to gain public support for the Iraq war.

The film's images include a public beheading in Saudi Arabia, Iraqis burned by napalm and a grisly scene of an Iraqi man dumping a dead baby into a truckbed loaded with bodies.

"It is sadly very possible that many 15- and 16-year-olds will be asked and recruited to serve in Iraq in the next couple of years," Moore said. "If they are old enough to be recruited and capable of being in combat and risking their lives, they certainly deserve the right to see what is going on in Iraq."

"Fahrenheit 9/11" won the top honor at last month's Cannes Film Festival for Moore, who received the 2002 Academy Award for best documentary with "Bowling for Columbine."

Moore had to seek new distributors for "Fahrenheit 9/11" after Disney refused to let its Miramax subsidiary release it, saying it was too politically charged.

Miramax bosses Harvey and Bob Weinstein bought the movie back from Disney and lined up Lions Gate and IFC Films to help distribute it.

The film opens June 25 in 500 to 1,000 theaters in "every major city in America," Ortenberg said.

That constitutes an exceptionally wide release among documentaries, which typically play in only a handful of theaters.

Theater owners are receiving pressure to not book the film. The Hollywood Reporter reports that a group called Move America Forward, which says its goal is "supporting America's war on terrorism," is urging U.S. movie theaters not to screen the film.

Sources: Yahoo Movies and CNN.com

Believe it or not I have the entire Cable comics From #0 to #107

Harry Potter and The Prizoner of Azkaban: 9/10

I rated it a little higher this time, becuase I didn't feel 8.5 was good enough. It really is a great movie....at least for me it was.

The RunDown- 7/10

Above Standard action fair, good chemistry between Sean and The Rock, and Walken is always cool.

A big typo that is. Too big for my tastes Sorry for overeacting.

For an action movie:

The Rock

Vind Diesel

Arnold Swarchenager(I know, I spelled it wrong)

Jean Claude Van Damme

Have the Plot revolve around Rock and Vin killing Arnold and Jean in some cool fight scenes, then have Rock turn on Vin, and have a one on one fight...where the true action hero wins! I mean who doesn't want to see The Rock vs. Vin Diesel in a movie.

Britney Spears vs. Kate Beckingsale

Keira Knightly vs. Mila Kunis

Some type of Drama film which Includes the following Actors/Actresses:

Nicole Kidman(My favourite)

Tom Hanks

Jennifer Conelly(sp?)

Christopher Walken

Johnny Depp

17 to 14......I've seen wierder but it's pulling it. So I guess It's Lindsay for me. All in good fun :smug:

So that doesn't mean sooner or later people are going to notice she's getting Hot But not yet...in a year or two.

So there's a Lindsay Lohan, Hilary Duff, and Olsen Twins, I wonder who's next....Is there anyone else?

If it doesn't work...here's what it said:

All Reuters Movie News

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'Harry Potter' Loses Potency Atop U.S. Box Office

Sunday June 13 2:21 PM ET

Harry Potter as a devout high-schooler who gets pregnant following an unsuccessful attempt to cure her boyfriend of homosexuality, has earned $3.7 million to date. The $5 million film was released by United Artists, a unit of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc .