Boulder

Rushmore- 8/10 A well-written script + good acting = an enjoyable watching experience. Two things- Sara Tanaka is very, very hot The coach at Rushmore is actually the THIRD Wilson brother, Andrew.

Probably Robin Williams

Wow, those are just awful. And I'm less concerned with the name of Jason Lee's child than I am with whether Banky has to pay an additional $378,000 for the kid to achieve Scientological enlightenment.

There ya go. Guy deserves it, plain and simple.

"Brown Sugar" is not about heroin.

"I Love LA"- Randy Newman

I Want a New Duck- Weird Al Yankovic

Kill Bill Vol. 2- (9.25/10) I saw it again, and I have to boost it up a bit. The acting is superb, and when the dialogue is good (99% of the time), it's incredible (Carradine's Superman speech, for instance). I want to see this nominated for Best Picture, Actress, Actor, Screenplay, Director and maybe even Supporting Actor for Madsen.

Well, she sounds like a real idiot. And fame is the ultimate aphrodisiac. The best looking nobody in the world gets less ass than Orville Redenbacher.

It's not my intention to ruffle any feathers, but I thought it was supremely pretentious, and the middle hour or so with Jim Carrey's ongoing dream sequence was utterly interminable. I did enjoy Kate Winslet's character, and Carrey's, to an extent, but all of the supporting characters disgusted me. But to sum it up- I got bored, plain and simple. To me, it was weird, not good.

In order from best to worst: 1. Kill Bill Vol. 2 (9.25/10) 2. The Ladykillers (8/10) 3. Dawn of the Dead (7/10) 4. Secret Window (6.5/10) 5. 50 First Dates (6.5/10) 6. The Butterfly Effect (6/10) 7. Club Dread (5.5/10) 8. Eternal Sunshine (5.5/10)

Voted for Rudy. He deserves the money.