I blame this on crantz, you big noodle.

[apocalypsos]

More stupid questions for ye olde friends list from yours truly ...

1. What movies can be guaranteed to make you cry every damn time you see them?

2. If you could only watch one movie for the rest of your life, which one would you pick?

3. Which movies that everybody you know loved, that made tons of money, and/or had critical acclaim do you despise?

4. Which movies are you embarrassed to admit you love?

5. If you were asked to recite a movie from beginning to end from memory, which one do you think you would have the best shot at?

6. Which movie star, past or present, would you kill to look like?

7. Which movie star, past or present, would you kill to have their talent?

8. Which movie star, past or present, do you think is totally underappreciated?

9. What are your favorite movie quotes of all time?

Don't mind me. I'm just a wee bit bored, not to mention I'm at buzzed and slowly crawling towards drunk. It's too bad drunk has a tendency to sit two feet away from me ... although can't say my bank account's not grateful. :)

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[opaleyes.livejournal.com]

1. Moulin Rouge, that's one for sure. Though there are plenty more that make me sob... I'm a big softie. What was that one... Hope Floats. Oh yeah. Sobfest.

2. X2. Oh yeah. It's got it all action, adventure, Humor, cool special effects, sexy men. Shallow of me? Maybe, but I love that movie. Though Empire Strikes back fights it pretty well. Wait! What am I saying?! Pirates of the Caribbean!

3. Matrix Reloaded. Man what a crap film. I paid $10 to see it early and never have I been so let down by a movie in my life. I literally tried to go to sleep in it. There was no plot! The first movie had so much more depth and so many figurative meanings. It was so cool. The second had none of that. No new ideas, just lots of special effects. It's about choice. Ok. Is that it?

4. Oh geez. I love a lot of movies that people should be embarrased to love. Heh, the movie "Masterminds" that most people haven't heard of, that had Vincent Kartheiser and Patrick Stewart? It's pretty bad. But I like it a lot. Awful lines, but Kartheiser is pretty darn cute. How they got Stewart to agree to that movie is beyond me. It's like Die Hard for young teens.

5. Wayne's World. Yup. Wayne's World.

6. Audrey Hepburn. Modest style, yet gorgeous. I'd like to weigh a little more than her though. Her only figure flaw (in my mind) was that she was too thin.

7. Hmm. That's a toughie. I'm fond of Natalie Portman, so uhh her.

8. You know, this is going to sound silly, but Hugh Jackman. In the sense that everyone pays attention to how good he looks and not how well he can act. He's not typecast or restricted into one role. Kate & Leopold? Fantastic! (That's one that makes me cry too.) And I had no idea he was Australian for quite a while. He does a great job of adopting different accents.

9. Oh just about anything from either Wayne's World movies. My favorite movie quotes are usually very silly and random.