S.E. Hardy

I never have and truely doubt I ever will support any war.

That was fun.

It was amazing. I loved it. And while I FULLY understand why he got the Oscar for his performence, I have no shame in admitting that I wanted Daniel Day-Lewis to win. But Adrien Brody was SO happy when he won, and DD-L has won one before, so...

Very fun.

I remember liking it, not loving it but liking it. All of the actors were very good in it. What I did think was great about it was that it was a film with mostly women in it, which is VERY rare-and that it dealt with those women honestly: None of them were saints but none of them were demons either-that too is very rare of womens parts in film.

Dawn for 'the Office' is in it. When I saw the preview at a theatre, I sat up when I saw her and said "HEY--THAT"S DAWN!" My friends (never having seen the office) just smiled and nodded.

Lloyd Dobler screwed you over in that a huge percentage of girls are looking for guys like Lloyd, and, unfortunatly, Lloyd Doblers are few and far between.

My only issue with him is that whever I hear his voice, I get the image of Lloyd Dobbler with the boom box over his head. It always distracts me from what I'm listening to.

On the tour dates on this site it says it isn't all ages.

I'm going to try to fly in from LA. I'll have to misss a couple of classes, but... Does anybody know if it's 21+ or 18+?

I'll give them my $10 to see it.

I really liked the movie. It was a lot better seeing it in a threatre than it was at home though.

I'm sure I haven't the faintest idea.

I'll second that.

i dunno.

that is really, really creepy.

Hoop Dreams.

NOOOOOOOOO! Harrison Ford IS Indy. Plus, I'm not a big fan of the whole 'prequal' movie thing. I think the next movie should be Indy in one of those senior citizen villages. (don't worry, I'm only 1/2 serious)

I liked the original ending.

In Dreams.

Garden State, The Shawshank Redemption, Gattaca, LotR, Harry Potter.

I don't know-I hope so, because I've never seen it.

The Truth About Charile.

I liked the cinema one, and I haven't seen the DVD version.

I really liked it. It wasn't as great as the Sixth Sense, but few movies are.