This is great! You do realize this could go on for a very long time. I think I'm going to have to go watch it now. I really need to get it on DVD. My tape is all jacked up from being played so many times.
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"ONE DOOR LEADS TO THE CASTLE AND THE OTHER ONE LEADS TO....DAH, DAH, DAH, CERTAIN DEATH!"
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"HERE'S YOUR BUNNY RABBIT. YOU LIKE YOUR LITTLE BUNNY RABBIT, DON'T YA DEAR?
OOOH HERE'S YOUR PANDA SLIPPERS. YOU KNOW HOW MUCH YOU LIKE YOUR LITTLE PANDA SLIPPERS!"
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I have to say that I think I have seen most of the films everyone has suggested. I just really enjoy that genre. I am a real child at heart and films such as Labyrinth and Willow etc were in the cinema when I was about 7 and 8 so I feel very nostalgic about them. I don't recall Unico or Merlin from your list so I'd like to check them out. I must say that I was having difficulty thinking of the exact quotes from Labyrinth so I watched it last night! So be prepared for some more. I laughed my heart out when Ludo said "SAWAH FRIEND?" Have you ever seen the making of it? It's on the DVD it's amazing how they did it! I mean there is a little woman inside Hoggle and two guys did the part of Ludo.
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The Secret of NIMH was a good one, wasn't it What is "Rock & Rule?
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I had no idea there were actually people in there! I just figured they were all muppets. That's very cool. I will have to check that out. Does that come with the dvd when you buy the movie? Oh, and I'm prepared for more quotes, so bring it on
Btw, the unico movies are great. They are hard to find, though. I found a couple on ebay, but have not purchased them just yet. Merlin was good, I don't know for sure if it's 80's or not. I can't remember who's in it.
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quote:Originally posted by hbsjack: The Secret of NIMH was a good one, wasn't it What is "Rock & Rule?
There's a page about it on the regulat FR site. You might wanna check that out. Posts: 1057 | From: With my mouse pals on Baker Street | Registered: Nov 2005 | Site Updates: 0
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I checked it out. It looks pretty cool:) So, I'm guessing I can't rent that at blockbuster, huh? Have any suggestions on how to watch/buy it...cheap?
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You have to get the "collectors edition" DVD. It is fascinating! It gives a detailed insight into how they made most scenes in the film. Everything is animatronics- hardly anything has been computerised. The studio settings are amazing and huge! I mean there really is a bog of eternal stench!!!! Oh and this freaky thing happened...The designer who initially drew sketches of what Sarah's baby brother would look like, was interviewed. He said he drew sketches of a baby (it even showed these provisional sketches). Then he said after this his wife had a baby and it turned out to look exactly like the sketches so they actually used his baby as Toby. It is mad! Did you know Jennifer Connolly was only 14 in real life when she made the film? "SEARCH ME... WE'RE JUST THE KNOCKERS!"
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That's pretty cool about the baby, a little weird, but still cool. I knew Connolly was young in that movie, but I had no idea she was THAT young. I thought she was like, 17, at least. You know how they always cast people who are 5-10 years older than the part they are actually playing. You know, the camera adds 10 pounds but takes off 10 years, theory. I just figured she was older.
"THROUGH DANGERS UNTOLD AND HARDSHIPS UN-NUMBERED..I HAVE FOUGHT MY WAY HERE TO THE CASTLE..BEYOND THE GOBLIN CITY TO TAKE BACK THE CHILD YOU HAVE STOLEN. FOR MY WILL IS AS STRONG AS YOURS..AND MY KINGDOM IS AS GREAT.....DAMN! I CAN NEVER REMEMBER THAT LINE"
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That reminds me of that episode of friends when Chandler says.."HOW MANY CAMERAS ARE ACTUALLY ON YOU?"
I have never seen JC in anything else. Seen anygood films recently? I watched The Family Stone the other night I really enjoyed it.
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That is one of the funniest lines from Friends. I love when the 'fat monica' dances, it's hilarious! JC has been in a few other good ones...A Beautiful Mind, Dark Water. Other good movies, hmmm? You'll probably be shocked, but I just saw Rudy for the first time about a week ago. Fantastic! I didn't realize I'd been missing out. Haven't seen the Family Stone yet, but plan to. I'm kind of a sap for chic flicks. I saw Just Like Heaven recently and I liked it. 16 Blocks was good. Fever Pitch, really funny. I want to see North Country, but havn't yet. I want to watch Brokback Mountain too, but my fiance won't watch it with me. I think that's a guy thing, something about their great 'Manhood' There is a guy I work with, he and his wife are really into artsy movies and theater and they said it was brilliant. I guess I'll have to check it out for myself...and by myself, lol. Oh, and Wedding Crashers, that was great. Owen and Vince were perfect for the roles.
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Oh, one other one I just thought of. Remake of an older movie. The Time Machine. Seen it? I thought it was done really well, but it didn't get very good reviews. The whole riddle thing at the end when he figures out why he couldn't use the machine to save his fiances life, it was great.
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I have never heard of Rudy, what's that about? I haven't seen Brokeback either but really want to as I LOVE Jake! Have u ever seen The Good Girl? I took my friend's little boy to see Ice age 2 today. They don't make kids movies the way they used to..listen to me, I'm only 26 and I'm talking like my granny. But I really feel that the new animated films lack the magic of their predecessors like Cinderella, Beauty and the Beast etc etc Is the time machine the one with Samantha Mumba in it? Have u ever seen the episode of Sex and the city with Vince Vaughn in it? It's really funny. As far as Friends goes, I absolutely LOVE when fat Monica dances..she always tires herself out, doesn't she?! I love when her and Ross do the "routine" for the New years Eve party! Also I love when she loses the weight and tries to get revenge on Chandler and ends up dropping the knife on his toe- I love when she holds the carrots and tries to look sexy! But favourite episodes are the Ross classics:
The leather pants The bleached teeth The tanning machine (one misissippi..)
I also love "The One where Ross finds out".
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Those are some of the best episodes the tanning machine, the carrots, lol, and I love the 'routine' Do you remember the crazy guy that moved in with chandler after Joey moved out for a while, he had the goldfish cracker in the fish tank. Oh, there's just too many. Oh, are you refering to the one where he finds out about chandler and monica? I love when joey pieces it together with the eyelash curler, his expression is priceless. I haven't seen that episode of 'Sex' and I don't know if she was the one in that movie, I only saw it once. It didn't seem like a typical role for her though. Rudy, it's a football movie with a very young Sean Astin. It was really, really moving. Made me cry...happy tears, though. and yes, i've seen the good girl but it has been a long time. You know, I do miss the old kids movies, but even more, I miss the old kids cartoons. They just aren't near as cool as they used to be. I always loved Voltron Posts: 33 | From: Indiana | Registered: Mar 2006 | Site Updates: 0
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