Oh, sorry, I'm mixing up my haters. GD, I now recall, simply liked Spidey1 better than 2.


And, ok yeah, I like Summer School a lot. :iSm:

Man, did I have a crush on Chainsaw after that movie.

I walked by Mark Harmon in Westwood a week or so ago. He's very, very, very short.

I loved Spiderman 2. :)

So H and I finally saw "Hot Fuzz" tonight. We both enjoyed it quite a bit.

Dumb personal story: in the first few seconds of the movie, when the lead character is introduced as "Nicholas Angel", I thought to myself: "I used to work with a Nick Angel at Island back in the day." As the end credits rolled, the Music Supervisor credit flashed on the screen "Nick Angel" - and I realized that I got yet another inside joke.

My wife, who is a theater manager, just left to screen Delta Farce.......she didn't seem too excited.

I would have loved to been in that summer school class. call me insane but I just watched "One Crazy Summer" yesterday. It was on one of the HBO's. That is such a cheezy cute movie too...

Demi Moore and a very very young John Cuszak... It was about a two buddies that go to spend a summer in a New england town and all the wackiness that ensues.. they help Demi Moore save her grandpa's house from being turned into a sprawling resort area..

there are some really wacky characters... like Billie Bird who plays this really insane grandma... and a really tore up dog ...... was cute..

stupid comidies in the 80's were fun... maybe i just feel more connected to them because i actually went to see them in the movie theater....

I was the one compelled to admit in a review for MousePlanet that I have a special place for Can't Buy Me Love.

I think it is mostly that teen movies are generally pretty stupid unless you're a teen when you first see them. And then they imprint and every generation ends up thinking their teen movies were the best while those of other (particularly later) generations are unbelievably stupid.

Oh, you don't need to describe that movie to me. One crazy summer I watched One Crazy Summer at least once a week. I loved, loved, loved that adorable movie, very much in the spirit of Better Off Dead - was it made by the same people? The cone dog! The girls with the faces that got "stuck that way". Ah!

I loved his friend George Years later, I was canvassing door to door and who should open their front door but Joel Murray. I believe the first words out of my mouth were, "One Crazy Summer!" He smiled and was very, very cordial. Gave me $80 too.

What did he give you $80 for, and where does he live? I could use $80.