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I don't really keep track of how many times I ride something after it gets past five rides or so. I can ride something good continuously indefinitely if there is no line though.

I do like my wood, a lot. Woodies are my favorite.

1)The Voyage 2)The Beast 3)Magnum 4)Kumba 5)Millinium Force 6)Increadible Hulk 7)The Raven 8)Raging Bull 9)Superman:Ultimate Flight 10)Riddler's Revenge Yeah, I'm a midwest boy.

Hot Fuzz.

Secretary It had James Spader in it, who I am a big fan of, and was Maggie Gyllenhall's first movie. I didn't like it. It was just too weird. I don't like movies like this that try so hard to be weird and unique that they just end up being a waste of time. Running With Scisors is another example of that. Any "weird" film with Johnny Depp involved is fine with me though!

you're welcome.

I'm rally into The Riches and October Road right now, but Boston Legal and The Office are still my faorite shows.

Reign Over Me-I am not a fan of Sandler's comedy, but I thought he might be better at drama. He wasn't, but it was still a pretty decent film. Its worth a rent. Blades of Glory-It was pretty funny. Heder played a od rold, but I wish Ferrel would stick to roles similar to Stranger Than Fiction. The Italian-This is the first Russian film I've ever seen. I thought it was great. One of the best films I've seen in a while. American Beauty-This was th first time I ever wateched this and it ended up being one of my all time favorites.

Regular Pepsi =/

Wild Hogs-I didn't think I was going to like it that well, but it was pretty good. Tombstone-Great movie.

The way I see it, Marie Antoinette is all how you look at it. While you summed up the plot rather fairly, you have to remember is that is who Marie was. She brought that type of life to the French Royal family, and that is what the film elaborates on. While that plot alone isn't especially interesting, that is who Marie was, that is who the film is about, so I don't think the movie can be at fault for that. Anyway, I haven't been around the past week, so here are some movies I have watched since I last posted here... Sleepers-I thought it was great. The plot was just wonderful. The acting was also superb, especially DeNiro and Kevin Bacon. The movie is about a group of boys who pull a prank, and in the process, accidentally kill a man. They are all sent to a Boy's home for punishment, and there are raped, beaten, and just overall treated horribly by the guards. Fast forward 15 years and they kill one of the guards. They then go to trial, which is mostly what the last part of the film is about. Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil-Increadible. Simply amazing. This is one of my new favorites. I found an old, dusty VHS copy of it in my house and watched it. I just loved everything about it. Blue Crush-It wasn't bad. It was actually very good for what it is. It is about surfers on Hawaii's North Shore. Leprechaun-You can't watch this and not expect it to be how it was. Stupid, not scary, and just a total waste. I thought it was bearable. I am never going to watch it again most likely, but it could have been worse. Leprechaun II next St. Patricks Day? Hell yeah.

Grounded...my mom checks my cars mileage daily to see if I have driven it anywhere, I can only use my phone when I get the chance to steal it back, and I can also only use the internet whenever she isn't around. (Well, technically not, but...y'know) Anyway, I HATE PEOPLE...particular people that is. Thank God Subway and Hardee's are both within walking distance from my school...comes in handy during my lunch hour.

Talk and speculation is beginning to happen over who will be running for president in 2008. On the Democratic side, Hillary Clinton, Obama, and John Edwards are the most likely to be the one to run. There has also been speculation of Al Gore running, ever since he won the Oscar. On the Republican side, John McCain, Rudy Giuliani, and Mit Rooney are the most likely. Who do you want to see run and win, and why? On the Republican side, I would like to see Giuliani run, and on the Democratic side, Al Gore. Of those two, who I would rather see win, I'm not sure of yet. This election especially interests me because it will be the first one where I will be able to vote. If you want to do some research on this, my favorite news source is www.msnbc.com

I'm not really a fan of stand up comedy at all, but I do love Jim Gaffigan. I have seen him on Comedy Central a few times and I went to his show when he came to Indianapolis and loved it, so I guess he would have to be my favorite.

Blake Snake Moan-In a word, amazing. I loved it. The story was truly intriguing, it was very well made, and most of the acting was phenomenal...with the exception of Justin Timberlake who I thought was too soft/feminine for the role he played. I highly recommend it.

^Are you sure? I thought it was Spanish...

No, I do not think it is wrong at all. I can honestly see where women are coming from whan they say they want one night swiiming without men around.

Breaking and Entering-I thought it was decent. Although, I am still trying to fathom why Jude Law randomly cheated on his wife in the film. Garden State-It was very good. I loved the plot, the acting was really good, and it was just overall a great film. Marie Antionette-I had mixed feelings about this one. It offered a nice look into the way the French royal family lived back then. Most actors in the film did a great job too. However, the ending seemed too abrupt to me, and it didn't cover the end of her life. While I don't know too much about Marie Antionette from a historic standpoint, I do know she was beheaded at some point, and the ending of the film didn't even begin to elaborate on when the end of her life came, or what happened directly after the film left off. A brief history lesson through text on the screen would have been nice. It was overall very good though.

^Basically just violence and gore. It is pretty harsh.

I love that game! It has been around a while too...I remember playing it in arcades in elementry school.

I saw it. I usually despise fantasy/sci fi/etc related movies, but I liked it a lot.

I saw it in theaters. The 15 minute "naked" scene really just grossed me out more than anything (you'll know it when you see it) but I thought the rest of it was great.

I am always against machines taking jobs away from any humans...but with all the realted lawsuits these days with Disney, maybe that isn't such a bad thing in this case! Nah, I'd still say this is a bad idea...

Breach I loved it. It was far superior to The Good Shepard, in my opinion. This film is based on a true story about an agent convicted of selling secrets to the Soviet Union. For some reason, I have not heard of any marketing about this film and its popularity level is low because of that.

Those were my initial thoughts.