molemaster43

Top 10...hmm...a bit tough considering my mood changes a lot (In no order) -Savior by Rise Against -Comatose by Skillet -Welcome to the Black Parade by My Chemical Romance -Walking Disaster by Sum 41 -You Shook Me All Night Long - AC/DC -Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous - Good Charlotte -I'd Do Anything by Simple Plan -Feed the Machine by Red -War of Change by Thousand Foot Krutch -Speak of the Devil by Sum 41

1900's - Leap the Dips - Lakemont Park 1920's - Jack Rabbit - Kennywood 1940's - Thunderbolt - Six Flags New England 1960's - Thunderbolt - Kennywood 1970's - Fire in the Hole - Silver Dollar City 1980's - Phoenix - Knoebels 1990's - Great Bear - Hersheypark 2000's - Boulder Dash - Lake Compounce 2010's - Outlaw Run - Silver Dollar City

Well...guess it's time for me to play this game again

'Main Title (Star Wars)' - John Williams

Kennywood has a great woodie trio in Thunderbolt, Jack Rabbit and Racer. My personal favorite would be Great Adventure's big three - Nitro, El Toro and Kingda Ka.

Just watched Escape Plan. It is a fun movie to watch, but subtitles would've been helpful. 7/10

Battleship? Wrath of the Titans? Regardless of how poor Battleship was, Liam Neeson still did a good job with the material he had. It wasn't his fault that he was kept out of the action for the entire film. Wrath of the Titans was meh all around (Some of the visual effects were very nice, though).

^^He has done some great stuff in other fields (The Lego Movie and Batman Begins). He consistently does a good job in action roles, though.

Cedar Creek Mine Ride

I was thinking about the 'Three Flavours Cornetto Trilogy.' I love Shaun of the Dead and Hot Fuzz, but I wasn't a big enough fan of The World's End to put it up there. I actually just found Silence of the Lambs on TV yesterday. Better than I remembered. I have yet to see Hannibal and Red Dragon, though.

The Lord of the Rings, The Dark Knight Trilogy, Star Wars Original Trilogy, Indiana Jones Trilogy. Toy Story is also a great one.

'Back Where I Belong' - Sum 41

This is the 'Alphabet Coaster Game,' not the 'Word Correlation Game.'

Awful to hear of his passing! Directed 'Groundhog Day' as well...such a shame.

'War of Change' - Thousand Foot Krutch

"I only work in black. And sometimes very, very dark grey." - Will Arnett as 'Batman' - The Lego Movie

"Gone Away" - The Offspring

Just watched Prisoners. Incredible movie. Hugh Jackman and Jake Gyllenhaal gave amazing performances in what is now one of my favorite movies released in 2013. I was engaged for the entire 2.5 hours and found it to be emotional, gripping, and suspenseful. 10/10.

"Run-Around" - Blues Traveler