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QUOTE (workingcinderellaman @ Sep 11 2008, 09:34 AM) Logan's Run I don't remember if that one was generally considered to be a bad movie, but I remember it that way. It was still fun to watch. (Especially Farrah ) My wife considers it bad. I like it.

QUOTE (ozzy85 @ Sep 9 2008, 12:40 PM) QUOTE (hunter @ Sep 6 2008, 11:44 AM) The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou Although I don't think it's all that bad. Yeah, that one's a screwball. I liked it better after a couple of viewings. Exactly. It grows on you.

QUOTE (Marathonist @ Sep 6 2008, 07:30 AM) When you drive about a mile out of your way because the car in front of you has a Rush sticker, and you're intent on getting a look at the driver. So that was you!?. Just Kidding.

The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou Although I don't think it's all that bad.

QUOTE (workingcinderellaman @ Sep 4 2008, 05:51 AM) QUOTE (ReRushed @ Sep 3 2008, 09:28 PM) QUOTE (Jack Aubrey @ Sep 3 2008, 10:26 PM) QUOTE (edgyspice @ Sep 3 2008, 05:02 PM) QUOTE (workingcinderellaman @ Sep 3 2008, 12:14 PM) Army of darkness Trailer Excuse me, I believe you meant to post that in the "Really AWESOME movies you liked" thread. Amen to that! Yeah. That post baffled me too. Try watching it with your wife. My wife is finally coming around after about 50 viewings. "First you wanna kill me, then you wanna kiss me. Blow."

They're all so good, but Blazing Saddles gets my vote too. Young Frankenstein is a close second followed by the rest.

Some of the themes are over the very young's head but a 10 year old is going to dig it. Heck most of the themes in the classic Warner Bros. cartoons were over my head as a kid, and I can appreciate them now, but it didn't stop me from loving Bugs and Daffy etc. when I was young. The reason real little kids might get bored is there is almost no dialogue in the first half of the movie. But that is where Pixar shines; pure story telling. When I saw it all the kids were laughing like crazy.

yeah. But it's way more than that. If you're a star wars fan you're going to enjoy this movie. It's too bad that hollywood wussed out on one of the storylines in thescript though. So typical, take a good script and make it into an alright movie.

Just saw it myself. Pixar does it again. Not as good as some of their others but still light years ahead of almost everything else being offered up by hollywood.

Fanboys Myspace I got to read the script years ago and it looks as if it's finally close to release. Check our the dude's shirt in the trash compactor scene. Now I want to see it even more.

You're watching when "When We Left Earth" on Discovery and you recognize all the radio traffic from Countdown.

QUOTE (umoveme @ Jun 13 2008, 10:01 AM) Every time I played/play an arcade game, I leave the intitials YYZ. hhmmmmm, I know there are more... So you're YYZ... I'll beat that high score on centipede some day! But back to the thread topic... You wrote numerous college papers on the poetry of Neil Peart.

Glad to see TSS on top. It's so beautiful and poignant. Hard to choose though. Love Lock and Key, especially the solo where the keyboards all but die out and it's just the 3 boys jamming. But High Water holds at special place for me. Just finished a summer program at the guitar Institute of Technology in Hollywood, saved some cash and went to Hawaii with the family for the first time, lying on the beach in 85 degree weather getting rained on listening to high Water..."torrents of tropical rain." Just one of those Rush moments you know?

One moment from the Presto tour that stood out to me was the end of The Pass. Geddy singing "Don't turn your back and slam the door on me." His vocal reverb and Alex's last chord all shimmering to silence as the lasers shot out from behind the band, and likewise, shimmered to blackness. Awesome.