King.

Does anyone else share unmeasurable love for this movie? It just makes me smile how inspirational and just genuinely good it is. It's also VERY sad at some points.

Man on the Moon ending, and the ending of Pay It Forward. I don't do well when a large group of people either sing, or sway to a really sad song at someones furneral.

After I beat Rampage for Nintendo. "Congratulations." ... 4 Hours... And all I get is a "Congratulations". I cried.

thats just mean.

I've been happy with every Smackdown game up to now. Sure, the repeat of a storyline does get annoying, but I learn to deal.

A third person, no-objective, real life game. Basicaly GTA without the missions. Guns are more rare, harder to find than knives which u can find in any kitchen. You can form relationships (Sims 2 like) and steal cars/rob banks. Or, you can just simply go through life day to day. Idk bout you guys, but I've stand a lot of time with GTA just walking around/driving normaly to see if I could do it. I find that fun.

Best Batman movie by far. Great ending that actually left me wanting MORE! ___SPOILERS BELOW_______ I loved that they didn't kill off The Scarecrow, fixing what the other Batman movies did wrongfully. The idea of Scarecrow and The Joker in the next is amazing. I also like the way they had the Asylum broken into, and had all of the prisoners released. Very, very well done. I actually thought when Batman blew out the wall to escape the asylum, there should of been a guy sitting alone in the dark playing cards with himself, who simply said "Thanks...". But, they got the Joker reference in at the end.

November 11th

Chris Columbus. See my edit in the last post about the songs Ollie.

ALL of the songs are in it, and some new music was written for the film. No new lyrics, just new like background music that is needed for like, scene transitions and stuff. Rosario Dawson .... Mimi Marquez Taye Diggs .... Benjamin "Benny" Coffin III Wilson Jermaine Heredia .... Angel Schunard Jesse L. Martin .... Thomas B. "Tom" Collins Idina Menzel .... Maureen Johnson Adam Pascal .... Roger Davis Anthony Rapp .... Mark Cohen Tracie Thoms .... Joanne Jefferson The entire original broadway cast, with the exception of Rosario Dawson. EDIT: In speaking with a friend from filming. There are like, maybe two songs which may not be in the movie. They WERE filmed, but because the writers had to add much more dialogue to the movie, rather then it being a straight forward opera, some songs just couldn't be worked in. Which kinda sucks. The two songs which may not appear are Contact, and On The Street.

I thought some of you might be interested in seeing this. It's the trailer for the movie version of the broadway show Rent. I actually play a very small part in the film as part of the Life Support Group/La Vie Boheme dancers. Also, I can be seen in the trailer, at the part where Collins (Black guy) is standing with the rest of the leads, and he smiles. If you pause the video and look at the top right hand corner. Thats me. Check it out. If you're a fan of the show Rent, or of musicals in general, I'm sure you'll like it. The Trailer If it doesnt work right away. Try right clicking, and saving as.

Amazing movie. Saw it last night at midnight with the obsessed people in New York City. Best part was as soon as the credits started rolling, and everyone got done cheering, everyone who had one, lit up their lightsabers, and there were several "duels" going on in the streets of the city, and the lobby of the movie theatre.

I actually like the idea of freshly killed sometimes being able to run, and as they decompose, they slow. I actually find that more realistic. If a guy get's his throat slashed out, while his motor skills were perfectly healthy, then he should be able to run still, just with the whole dead factor.

There's no "alliance" in my diary, so I had to alter his t-shirt a bit. How do u guys think it came out?

That is so true. That, and Hey, Dude. Nothing beats those classic shows. I'd probably buy the DVDs if they ever made them for those two shows. ←

A Copycat killer perhaps? ←

I called the ending first 15 minutes. Friends hated me.

last big cry during a tv show was an episode of Oprah. Fuck you all right now. But it was her "miracles Come True" show or some shit like that, and she gave this poor family of like 9 a new house, furniture, toys, I was balling. During a movie? I believe that was some civil war movie I was just watching for the hell of it, Matthew Broderick was in it.

um am I the only one who the links not working for?

wait wait wait That's DEPP?!

why dont you put in a blank video tape, and record over night? see if you catch anything.

RIP Rodney Still getting no respect upstairs.

I went two days ago with a bunch of friends. Four of us thought it was absolutely hysterical. The other two thought it was disgusting, and not funny at all... we killed them.

The Stand - Stephan King, its like 6 hours long.