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Yeah I'm dying for Alice in Wonderland since I saw the poster. I have to say one of my favorite stories of all time.

valentinebaby wrote:Yeah I'm dying for Alice in Wonderland since I saw the poster. I have to say one of my favorite stories of all time.

Mine as well. And Tim Burton directing? Just the icing on the friggin' gorgeous cake that is Johnny Depp.

Those two always work so well together and put out such entertaining and visually stunning works of art.

Earth2Mama wrote:

valentinebaby wrote:Yeah I'm dying for Alice in Wonderland since I saw the poster. I have to say one of my favorite stories of all time.

Mine as well. And Tim Burton directing? Just the icing on the friggin' gorgeous cake that is Johnny Depp.

Those two always work so well together and put out such entertaining and visually stunning works of art.

I know that combination is impossible to resist. That and well Johnny Depp is pretty much impossible to resist period so, mmmmm. I love it when he plays crazy too.

valentinebaby wrote: I love it when he plays crazy too.

Oh lord yes! Sweeney Todd ... OMG, that was so good! Crazy and hot - those were the looks he carries very well

Earth2Mama wrote: Oh lord yes! Sweeney Todd ... OMG, that was so good! Crazy and hot - those were the looks he carries very well

Don't forget Secret Window, he was adorable in that movie with the hair, and the ratty robe.

valentinebaby wrote:

Earth2Mama wrote: Oh lord yes! Sweeney Todd ... OMG, that was so good! Crazy and hot - those were the looks he carries very well

Don't forget Secret Window, he was adorable in that movie with the hair, and the ratty robe.

OMG ... I forgot about that one! And now I remember why - that dirty looking hair and the robe. Eh ... not so much hot as he was crazy though. That's for sure!

I thought he was adorable, he looked like a lost puppy.

Okay, so I just watched Titanic on TBS last night. For those of you who don't know, it's my favorite movie OF ALL TIME. I've probably seen it about a hundred and twenty times. I can dialogue it. For real. But every time I see this movie on TV, I have to stop everything I'm doing and set aside four hours of my life to watch it, which is no small time committment. And when I say watch, I mean really watch, as in I can't take my eyes off the screen. I sit there on the edge of my seat, and even though I know exactly what's going to happen, I always find myself thinking, "Jack's gonna live this time. It's gonna happen. Happily every after. Let's start the baby-makin'." And then of course he never does. And every time he sinks down into the water, I start crying and saying, "I'll never let go, either, Jack. I'll never let go." By the time the movie gets over, I have to just sit there for about ten minutes trying to breathe and remember who I am and where I am because I feel as though I've just gone through some huge, life-changing experience.

Anyway, I know that was a ramble, but . . . man, this is my movie!

April wrote:Okay, so I just watched Titanic on TBS last night. For those of you who don't know, it's my favorite movie OF ALL TIME. I've probably seen it about a hundred and twenty times. I can dialogue it. For real. But every time I see this movie on TV, I have to stop everything I'm doing and set aside four hours of my life to watch it, which is no small time committment. And when I say watch, I mean really watch, as in I can't take my eyes off the screen. I sit there on the edge of my seat, and even though I know exactly what's going to happen, I always find myself thinking, "Jack's gonna live this time. It's gonna happen. Happily every after. Let's start the baby-makin'." And then of course he never does. And every time he sinks down into the water, I start crying and saying, "I'll never let go, either, Jack. I'll never let go." By the time the movie gets over, I have to just sit there for about ten minutes trying to breathe and remember who I am and where I am because I feel as though I've just gone through some huge, life-changing experience.

Anyway, I know that was a ramble, but . . . man, this is my movie!

Gee I feel a bit like a low life just because Halloween...the real 1970's one is my favorite movie.Because I love horror movies and it scared the shit out of me than and still gets to me now

I hated Titanic. Sorry, but I did then ... still do now. The love story was totally unbelievable (to me anyway) and I still state the last 1 hour and a half of the movie is the best part. Granted, it's the boat sinking ... but I still found it to be the best part of the movie.