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I paid 28 times to see this in the theater. I was a Robert Redford addict! Still love this movie!
"Such a powerful movie. I don't remember where I was or when I first saw it, but I remember watching it. It was like nothing I'd ever seen before."Greg Ruben, Fan
"I saw this movie for the first time last night. It may be kind of old, but I still LOLed a few times, I'm not gonna lie."Dennis Keen, Fan
"I remember making my little brother watch Back To The Future with me— he didn't want to watch it but he loved it!"Bekah Nutt, Fan
"I was a youngster getting into film history by way of some of the great American directors when I watched this."Greg Ruben, Fan
"Yet another one of those movies that I watched in high school (10th grade?) on my computer monitor laying on the floor of my bedroom next to a girl th"Greg Ruben, Fan
"Even in 6th grade, my friends were quoting this movie in Latin class, before I even knew what the heck they were talking about."Dennis Keen, Fan
"One of my favorite movie punch lines of all times... old rags and empty paint cans - hilarious!"Nicole Guerrieri, Fan
"I saw Jeff Goldblum in a grocery store in Marina del Rey not too long after this movie came out. He looked at his grocery list and said, 'Bread."Greg Ruben, Fan
"Elwood P. Dowd is one of my all-time heroes."Dennis Keen, Fan
"My friend brought Bridesmaids home on DVD the other week and we've already watched it three times. Freaking hilarious."Dennis Keen, Fan
"Watched this one quite recently with my sister. We both enjoyed it. Even now, you don't need to be mean or crude to be funny."Greg Ruben, Fan
"Every Christmas, my family and I go to see a movie together. I'll always remember that A Beautiful Mind was one of our favorites."Dennis Keen, Fan
"Back when the Blockbuster in town wasn't boarded up, we went on a Hitchcock binge, snapping up all his classics from the store within a few weeks."Dennis Keen, Fan
"E.T. was my go-to movie when I would stay home sick from school."Dennis Keen, Fan
"I watched American Graffiti around the time of my own high school graduation. It still rings true."Greg Ruben, Fan
"Definitely a classic from my childhood. Always tried to do my best rendition of the singing mice songs - "Blue mooooooon...""Dennis Keen, Fan
"Whenever I watch this movie I laugh at Reggie Warrington's insult comedy and feel like a bad person."Greg Ruben, Fan
"I watched Double Indemnity the other day and was drawn into its drama...there's no other noir like it."Dennis Keen, Fan
"Psycho definitely ruined showering for a while..."Haley Weisberger, Fan
"Vertigo is Alfred Hitchcock's greatest triumph and perhaps the greatest triumph of the film medium itself."Carman Tse, Fan
"I remember when the Phantom(Lon Chaney) was unmasked by christine, & the poetic statements from the phantom all through out the film."Kevin Pacheco, Fan
"You know when you walk out of a movie feeling like you're the protagonist? I remember that with 8 Mile."Jamal Wilkes, Fan
"I remember watching Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein with my grandpa. I loved it and after that we watched like all their movies. "Ron Lucas, Fan
"Man, I think I went and saw American Graffiti every weekend for a month. It was the first movie I remember seeing with rock music as the soundtrack."Mike Hodge, Fan
"Animal House is my all-time favorite. So many funny memories. Belushi lives!"Roger Spurgeon, Fan
"My family and I watch Babe every Christmas. I don't know why. It's not a Christmas movie. It just makes us feel good. "Juan Jiminez, Fan
"When I was a kid, I went to the movie store (remember those???) and got every single Back to the Future movie and watched them all in one weekend."Joanna Jimenez, Fan
"I remember seeing Blues Brothers when they came to town, and my brother and I got suits and shades and went to see the movie in costume. "Cesar Gonzales, Fan
"Of course, I was a Richard Pryor fan back in the day."Bobby Williams, Fan
"When I saw that scene with the vice....oh man, me and the boys were just cringing so hard. I gotta admit I shut my eyes. It's hard to watch."Jim Leroche, Fan
"Audrey Hepburn was my idol! I would watch this movie over and over and say all her lines. I knew them all. "Barbara Hanania, Fan
"I remember seeing Do the Right Thing in theaters and my jaw was just on the ground the whole time."Tyler Osman, Fan
"Absolutely wonderful film that still holds up to this day."Edna Simmons, Fan
"When I was really little, E.T. scared the heck out of me. It wasn't til I got older that I realized it wasn't supposed to be a horror movie!"Catherine Chase, Fan
"The product placement in this movie totally works!"Chris Eriksson, Fan
"Oh my god, Phoebe Cates...when she came out of the swimming pool, every guy in the audience rubbed their eyes. "Jim Meyer, Fan
"I don't think I've ever finished Field of Dreams without crying, and I'm a big guy. It makes me think a lot about my dad."Mitch Marcus, Fan
"Growing up in SF's Chinatown as a first generation American, it meant a lot to me to see an all-Asian cast."Alice Shimaza, Fan
"Frankenstein was a real fixture of my childhood."Gene Potts, Fan
"Oh my gosh, Harvey's my favorite! After I saw it as a kid I walked around for weeks pretending I had an invisible friend too. "Anne Levine, Fan
"My friends and I went to go see It Came From Outer Space at the Plaza Theater in Hawthorne. I remember there were lines around the block. "Jude Milbert, Fan
"After Jaws came out, everybody was really afraid. I remember just sitting at the beach with my friends and nobody would go in."Kevin O'Connell, Fan
"I was such a little musical theater geek when Jesus Christ Superstar came out."Ed Bragati , Fan
"Ha I remember going to see Jurassic Park for I think my tenth birthday party and we all wore dinosaur face paint."Paul Scherrman, Fan
"I couldn't believe how real the dinosaurs looked. They still blow me away, years later."Greg Jackson, Fan
"I have nipples. Can you milk me?' Being named Greg I got this a lot at school the month after this movie came out."Gregory Cotts, Fan
"There was a time when I could quote every line from the Meaning of Life. "Oh fishy fishy fishy fish!""Todd Braden, Fan
"The kind of love Robert Redford has for Meryl Streep...it really influenced my outlook on relationships."LeTisha Adams, Fan
"Psycho is a classic. I watched it with my girlfriend and we thought it was scarier than anything they make these days. "Dale Till, Fan
"You ain't gangsta if you don't have a Scarface poster on your wall. Pacino is the man. "Antoine Carraby, Fan
"As a Jew, Schindler's List is just one of those movies that isn't just a movie to me. It really means something."Martin Rosenberg, Fan
"When Smokey and the Bandit came out, EVERY guy wanted to be Burt Reynolds. And every girl wanted him. That moustache!"Kim Marks, Fan
"Kirk Douglas was my hero when I was a kid. I'd build a sword and shield out of cardboard and fight imaginary gladiators. "Lee Tinkham, Fan
"Spartacus was the first Kubrick film I ever saw. I was seriously blown away. He's been my favorite director ever since."Robin Winters, Fan
"I saw the Big Lebowski when it came out and I knew right away it was gonna be a classic. Nobody else got it. But I got it. The Dude spoke to me."Nicholas James, Fan
"Seeing the Breakfast Club as a teenager in the 80s was a lifechanging thing."Bonita DeHaven, Fan
"The ending of Deer Hunter is so ambiguous."Tom Ryan, Fan
"I drove my Civic a little too fast on the way home from the theater after seeing the Fast and the Furious. Kids, do not try this at home! LOL!"John Ng, Fan
"I remember all the protests and stuff about the Last Temptation of Christ. I never saw the movie, but I remember what a big deal it was! :p"Lesly Cho, Fan
"My dad was a police officer, and he was not pleased that my mom took me to see The Sting."Pamela Jaeckle, Fan
"They used to play old horror flicks at the drive-in movie theater down the street from my old house and I remember taking my first girlfriend there to"Russ Neiderhauser, Fan
"United 93 was a hard film to watch. I cried a lot, actually. I'm sure it was a tough film for a lot of people, but I'm glad they made it. "Cindy Stratton, Fan
"OMG, so funny I remember when I watched this I had to pee soooo bad but I couldn't take my eyes off the screen!!! The water wasn't helping!!"Stevie Lopez, Fan
"I saw it in the back seat of my dad's mustang as a double feature with The Exorcist! I was 6! I could take a bath or go to bed for months!"Gary Brandingfarm, Fan
"i was scared to go into all water as a kid because of this movie.."Christopher Hearn, Fan
"I remember watching E.T. on DVD last year. It was such an amazing film. I cried at the very end of the movie. It's definitely a timeless classic."Clay Brice, Fan
"This is one of my favorite films, and an inspiration, along with 'Superstar', to write my own rock musical about Mary Magdalene, 'Holy Whores and Here"Victoria Byers, Fan
"I remember the beautiful exterior shot of the prisoners marching to the church while the preacher leads the congregation in "Let My People Go." It is"Richard Lavin, Fan
"The nun reminded me of the nun who gave me my first job. She floated around without moving her feet. She hit people with a strap, but I loved her."Michael Walmsley, Fan
"I loved it when they were doing the gig at the country bar and called themselves the Good Ol' Boys and did "Stand by Your Man", behind the wire mesh w"Frank Cheslea, Fan
"The whole second scene: "Jake and Elwood in the Car" is awesome, but what i always remember is that i had to watch the movie few times before i reali"Mikko Haikala, Fan
"The Blues Brothers was the first R rated movie I ever snuck into. We told my parents we were going to see Herbie Goes Bananas."Christopher Panos, Fan
"The Blues Brothers is my uncle's favorite movie, and one of my top 3 favorites. The chase scene is still one of the best ones ever."Brian Lavy, Fan
"the first time I can remember hearing James Brown. that, and asking my dad why princess Leia wanted to kill Jake."Justin Petitt, Fan
"Went to watch the premiere with the Fam and the lines wrapped around the theater :P"Abigail Lira, Fan
"I was 7 years old when I first seen it at midnight on t.v 20 late night creature feature on saturday night those were the day's"Jason Heinze, Fan
"I loved this film the first time I seen was on a sunday afternoon right after 1931 dracula those were the day's ."Jason Heinze, Fan
"This being my lifetime most precious movie there are too many moments to list. This scene is one. Farah had many lines that I treasure."Kathy Klausing Zimmerman, Fan
"I remember seating In a theatre in Memphis, Tn."Eva Meinbach, Fan
"Amanda, Mom and Dad and I loved this movie so much we argued over who owned the DVD."Jessica Elizabeth, Fan
"I remember coming across the VHS tape of this when I was 12 and wanted to go see it in theaters when they did the 20th anniversary re-release"Warren Mitchell, Fan
"The clothes in this movie are my all time favorite!"Dena Pratt, Fan
"My favorite scene is the chase through the mall."Chris Ferrarelli, Fan
"I watched "Duck Soup" for the first time after discovering the Marx Brothers in "Night at the Opera." As good as that movie is, it doesn't hold a lemo"Chris Schillig, Fan
"Easily the greatest anti-war sentiment of any pre-Code film."Chris Schillig, Fan
"I rented the first film on VHS back in 2002. It was when my school went off for a hurricane. I spent the whole time off watching this over and over."Warren Mitchell, Fan
"I woke up during the early AM of Christmas Eve in 2008, and the channel I left it on was airing this movie."Warren Mitchell, Fan
"There are so many reasons to love it, Duck Soup is good for the soul."Katie Carlson, Fan
""El Significado de la Vida"."Mario García Henao, Fan
"I arrived in Antarctica on my 1st trip down there only to find that the personnel at the research facility had apparently gone crazy."Jack Fids, Fan
"I remember when I was young, watching the movie "Zulu". When I saw the fighting scene that mimics this actual battle, I cracked up!!"Glenn Johnson, Fan
"In 7th Grade, Mr Hulley would show this movie after school and sell popcorn and drinks as a fundraiser for school activities."Jeff Gravitt, Fan
"I Remember seeing "The Invisible Man"for the first time on"Creature Features"on WNEW TV Ch.5 in NYC on a saturday night in the 1970's.It's hard for me"Kevin Butler, Fan
"I remember seeing"A&C Meet Frankenstein"on "Slapstick Comedy Theater"on WNEW TV Ch.5 in NYC on a saturday afternoon in the early 1960's..although I on"Kevin Butler, Fan
"I remember seeing"The Wolf Man"for the first time on "Creature Features"on WNEW TV Ch.5 in NYC on a saturday night in the 1970's.I enjoyed this movie"Kevin Butler, Fan
"I remember seeing the originall english speaking American film version of "Dracula"on "Creature Features"on WNEW TV Ch.5 in NYC on a saturday night in"Kevin Butler, Fan
"Let me try this again!
Some day I plan on flying over the African plains just like Redford and Streep."Eva Meinbach, Fan
"Still the best chase scene... ever!"Joshua Foster, Fan
"I think for me it was Karen reading that poem at Denys' service that ended "He did not belong to me" and then watching the lion lay on his grave."Tammy Murphy, Fan
I rented the VHS years ago and the plot, acting, direction, photography... everything enraptured me."Daniel Buentello, Fan
"For I went with my little son for a movie night session in Santiago de Compostela and we both spent a wonderful time. We laughed."Helena Anta, Fan
"It was one of those movies that change the way we see and hear the movies. When seeing those full motion dinosaurs, it blew me away!"Justin Petersen, Fan
"Watching this the first time with B and Em and then having to watch it about 30 more times.
There's a beverage here man!"James Gesner, Fan
"watching it at the Englewood Theater in Independence, MO on a huge 50ft screen with my Dad and sister in the late '90s."Cohen Phillips, Fan
"love the book. love the movie. love the continent. love meryl streep. love robert redford. The perfect storm of AWESOMENESS"Renee Harford, Fan
"Thinking how good Meryl's Danish accent was! I cryed when the Rift Valley was shown and i will always remember how beautiful it was in real life."Rosalie Cross, Fan
"This movie is a truly original piece of film-making."Tevin Phelps, Fan
"I watched Erin Brockovich and Rob cried the whole time. Such a baby."Sarah-Jane Dalby, Fan
"This is one of my favo movies De Nero & Walken ... Great acctors;)"Mahi Xenakis, Fan
"Still the only Vietnam film I ever saw that showed how the war effected the community the soldiers came from, not just the soldiers themselves."Anthony Panzano, Fan
"I have always loved this movie and will count it as one of my all time favorites with Meryl!"Janis Dean, Fan
"I was a young girl when I first saw the amazing movie "Harvey".
It remains one of my all time favorite movies to this day."Betty Helsel, Fan
"A melhor obra de Spielberg!"Jucier Ramos Francelino, Fan
"ZELIA AND ME WERE HAVING A FIRE AND WE WERE WATCHING HARVEY WITH THE CHIMPS.."David Lawrence, Fan
"I remember....."There's no way! No Way! That you could come from my loins!" When I get home the first thing Imma do is punch yo momma in tha mouth!""Carl Conley, Fan
"I love this film!"Aaron Cooper, Fan
"Seeing this for the first time at the theater, still watch it today...."Randy Koziol, Fan
"the whole movie is a classic i love this movie !"Mark Belous, Fan
"I remember the family sitting around the TV, again and again, mouthing the lines that we had already memorized."Paula Carnasciali, Fan
"Ray (2004) was a one-of-a-kind movie-going experience for me, thanks in no small part to Jamie Foxx's beyond brilliant portrayal of the legendary Ray "Tevin Phelps, Fan
"This is one of my all time favorites!!"Jamie Lewis, Fan
"THE SCARIEST UNIVERSAL MONSTER OF THEM ALL!!!"Tevin Phelps, Fan
"Tarantino is ALWAYS pitch-perfect in picking the music for his scenes. In his films, the music and scenes are matches made in heaven."Tevin Phelps, Fan
"Steve sharing the story of how his mom took him to see the movie and how it influenced his decision to be a lawyer..."Claudia Downey, Fan
"I remember in the film To Kill a Mockingbird the boy who wanted syrup poured all over his dinner, and the lovely smile on Scout's face when she see's "Nicola Harland, Fan
"I remember my brother coming home one day wearing "Spicoli" black and white canvas tennys.
Of course I had to get a pair after seeing them."Ron Hanson, Fan
"the song...." Slipping through my fingers".... Me n my mum watching the movie together over a bucket of popcorn n some fizz."Arumita Bhattacharya Reddy, Fan
"I had just moved to Pittsburgh where I was working as a commercial video editor.
When I saw this film I fell in love with Spike Lee's filmmaking sty"Ron Hanson, Fan
"Fin musikk, humor, bra skuespill!"Wictoria Jorunn Sannum Kouloumpri, Fan
"I LOVE COAL MINER,S DAUGHTER,I HAVE THE MOVIE.WATCHED ABOUT 100 TIMES OR MORE.SEEN IT ON T.V."Pat Bowden, Fan
"Well Just Not Charlton Heston (Ben Hur),but look at the other actors,what amazing performances !"Kapil Chikhalikar, Fan
"This movie is all about me, what I was and what I would like to be."Ana Constanca Monteiro, Fan
"My earliest memories of my late father was him taking my brother and I to Dirks field in Salt Lake City to watch the Bees play. When Mr."CharlesandMary Treft, Fan
"meeting Spike Lee at Montclair State College when our film club hired him to speak when this movie came out."Julie Dominick, Fan
"I first became aware of a movie called SCHINDLER'S LIST when I saw the VHS that my parents owned."Jordan Paree, Fan
"This is my favorite movie of all time....This scene is my favorite...."Carrie Rehlander, Fan
"I remember Shoeless Joe saying after he pointed the players out " Ty Cobb wanted to come, but nobody could stand the son of a bitch when he was aliv"Brett Behounek, Fan
"...this movie moved me so much as it came out month's after my father's death. My best memory of him was playing catch in the back yard."Kerry MacLean, Fan
"This was the first musical I had ever seen and I loved it."Lisa Davis, Fan
"One of my favorite movies :)"Elyse Hernandez, Fan
"I really liked the way the war movie was pictured.It seems that we are viewing a documentary but keeping the emotional quotient in mind to feel the pa"Kanchan Roy, Fan
"Un de mes films favori, il m'arrive encore de le regarder tellement que c,est beau, j'adore les performances de Sissy et tommy qui sont demeurer à to"Lilly Cayer, Fan
"iSaw the movie and it broke my heart!! Still stays with me!"Linda Roberts, Fan
"I was about 10 years old when my mother rented JAWS. We watched it one night, and I was blown away. I had never seen anything like it."Jordan Paree, Fan
"Frankenstein with Boris Karloff to me is one of the two best known iconic monsters in film (along with Dracula)."Dan Collins, Fan
"Dracula is one of my all time favorite horror films, and it's still scary every time I watch. Every time I watch and see Bela Lugosi say, "I am..."Dan Collins, Fan
"I had an old 8mm silent copy of highlights from this fab western which features Rock Hudson as an Indian Chief & Tony Curtis in a bit part!!"Phill Chandler, Fan
"My mother making her own version of Honey, Honey and The Winner Takes It All in front of the church, in Skopelos."Talía Waterloo, Fan
"I definitely have The Blues Brothers (1980) (even its UNBELIEVABLY cheesy and UNNECESSARY sequel) to thank for introducing me to a whole bunch of old "Tevin Phelps, Fan
"My favorite scene in Buck Privates is when they were singing 3 cheers for the red white and Captain Brown...."Gail Laskowitz, Fan
"Was and still is my favorite movie of all time! People who haven't seen it say "Ah, it's a baseball movie!" But it's not. It's so much more!"Joe Martell, Fan
"I remember finally getting to see this and just being in awe of Spike Lee."Charlie Kaus, Fan
"remembering seeing Robert Duvall in one of his earliest roles....receiving an 'A' in high school English for imagining and creating 'The Diary of Boo"Margaret Schneider, Fan
"Russell Crowe gave one of the best performances of the DECADE, and quite possibly of all time, in this film."Tevin Phelps, Fan
"This film is really the first war film of its kind."Tevin Phelps, Fan
"OMG, this movie was hysterical- the scene where he dreams he's a giant and farts on everyone is the best.."Mandy Hansel, Fan
"loving this movie from beginning to end. I played fast pitch softball all through 6th grade through my senior year of high school."Renita Rutcosky-Deane, Fan
"Let's just say that after watching this film, I kept the shower curtain halfway open for a while."Tevin Phelps, Fan
"All the great Universal horror movies and the Abbott and Costello comedies. These films are classics and I hope they are available on Bluray soon!"Michael Barton, Fan
"When this movie came on VHS I watched it at least 4 times a day"Steven Page, Fan
"I remember specially the moment of the ring (near of the end) and the gratitude of the people..."Marcelo Olivos, Fan
"I remember at the end of the movie being so moved by willingness of these characters to keep going that I was driven to tears."James Harvey, Fan
"The day I saw Billy Elliot, I was performing in a show. During a huge tap dance, I slipped and fell on the floor."Michael Hammond, Fan
"I remember getting the chance to see this in cinemas last year. That T-Rex roar has never sounded so good! It shook the room!"Mike McCallin, Fan
"Awesome movie... Love Steven Spielberg"Louis Ortiz, Fan
"My mother battled a particularly virulent form of cancer for many years. It would leave her alone for a couple of years and reappear in another form."Jan Tessier, Fan
"all i remember is the lovely andrews sisters!!!!!!!!!!!!!"Moshe Sadi, Fan
"This was the first comedy that I could watch over and over again and still find new jokes each time and laugh even harder at the ones I had heard befo"Dawn Botti, Fan
"la banda sonora es inmpresionante"Rafael Perezchaparro, Fan
"fue la primera vez que fui al cine y aun recuerdo todo lo que sucedió ese día la vi en el cine cabrera fue la historia mas mágica de mi niñez"Rafael Perezchaparro, Fan
"Que rabia el Paul Newman¡¡¡¡"Pablo González Suárez, Fan
"La mejor escena de esta película, sin ninguna duda."Pablo González Suárez, Fan
"the struggle and rise to become the king-pin; and obviously the destined downfall of Tony Montana..THE WORLD IS YOURS!"Manu Joshi, Fan
"DONT GET CONFUSED TONY I DONT FUCK AROUND WITH THE HELP. WILL YOU KISS ME IF I WEAR THE HAT?"Louis Cano, Fan
""When the gods want to punish you, they answer your prayers" Karen Blixen
I had a farm in Africa" Karen Blixen
I studied the continent of Africa af"Renee Harford, Fan
"Hey Tanner Brooks...
"your gonna need a bigger boat" Roy Scheider
"U.S.S. Indianapolis...1100 men went in the water 316 came out June 29, 1945."Renee Harford, Fan
"Boo Radley was the "Mockingbird"
"Hey Boo" Scout Finch
Great book by Harper Lee, writing, direction, actors and Oscar winning performance by Gregory"Renee Harford, Fan
"I remember watching this over and over again as a child with my grandfather, who is actually as old as the film itself."Erin Elizabeth, Fan
"yuiuhu"Chris Isom, Fan
"one of the most beautiful films I have ever seen."Trandafil Kllogjeri, Fan
"I remember the scene in which Walken keeps the revolver in front of DeNiro in the Russian Roulette game starting a vague reminiscence of his memory bu"Nandan Sharma, Fan
"smokers"Edmond Capuli, Fan
"I remember seeing a rerun of the film on TV and having loved the film ever since."Wilfredo Andrade, Fan
"I remember being completely perplexed by what I saw, Michael J."Wilfredo Andrade, Fan
"One of greatest movies ever, can't be reboot or duplicated, the cars, chases, crashes, the V8's! "Daddy I lost my hat", "was your head in it""Erryl Richter, Fan
"The best movie ever!!!"Daniel Rua, Fan
"pesci goin mad with the pencil"Russell Forde, Fan
"The reflection of Nicky car in sunglasses Sam, while he waits in the desert."Pedja Román, Fan
"The scene where Pesci and his brother are beaten in the corn field was one of the most violent scenes I've ever seen. Disturbing."Will Traynor, Fan
"I remember the gun fight at the end. he had no choice but to kill his own brother. It was played to the max by Jimmy Stewart."Ken Carlson, Fan
"The Mummy"Zvezdana Radovanovi?, Fan
"test"Haley Weisberger, Fan
"Babe was one of my favorite movies as a kid. It even inspired me to give up bacon... for a couple of years."Haley Weisberger, Fan
"I remember standing in line at the Chinese Theater in Hollywood waiting for the next show."Alan Maretsky, Fan
"This is and was my favorite film since the day it came out May 7, 1999 I know the movie like the back of my hand if not better."Brittany Johnson, Fan
"My favorite film. I know it word for word."Brittany Johnson, Fan
"The most beautiful movie about science."Vítor Lestat Vívolo, Fan
"When it comes out on Blu-Ray and with Special Features, Then that will be memorable. This is a classic and should be treated with special treatment."Sean Selznick, Fan
"This is my all time favorite movie"Harry Stymiest Jr., Fan
"Saw this at the Beach Theater on the Boardwalk in Cape May NJ Nothing like this had ever been seen on screen before"Harry Stymiest Jr., Fan
"One of my all time faves"Stacie Boackle, Fan
"watching this on VHS once every week. It spurred my love for dinosaurs and need to be a paleontologist."Kaitlyn Hatfield III, Fan
"Brody tossing chum into the water and the shark suddenly appearing at the surface, leaving Brody to walk into the cabin and tell Quint "We're going to"Quintin Bynoe-Ogle, Fan
"I remember being an extra and not being able to watch it when released as I was too young...Love it now....I am the first boy squashed in the rugby ma"Brian Reece, Fan
"Mamma Mia a marvellous movie, everytime I see it I think about all the people I loved"Leader Emploi, Fan
"NOO DIIICE?!"Eric Mateos, Fan
"My favorite part in the first Back To The Future was when Marty was being chased by Biff and his goons through the town streets on a skate board."Melody Mandrake, Fan
"This was good film in its day the music by Henry Mancini was excellent and the actors were just right"Peter Gurrell, Fan
"I saw this movie in the Adelphi in Dun Laoghaire it was fantastic has to pretend I was 18 to get in to see it"Peter Gurrell, Fan
"L says that this is just like me and maybe it is !"Peter Gurrell, Fan
"E.T. was in costume of girl dress. E.T.was cute"Eildriz Niño Guanzon, Fan


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Today's Devotional
A Prayer for When You're Way Too Busy - Your Daily Prayer - February 27
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The latest news and hot topics trending among Christian music, entertainment and faith life.
20 Bible Verses to Find Hope in Dark Times
When encountering moments of darkness, thankfully we can turn to the light of scripture to find hope and comfort. From the examples and guidance of biblical text, we find that we are not alone in dealing with the struggles of life. Perhaps we can even learn to appreciate the darkness, giving contrast and clarity to the light. Luckily, there are many Bible verses to find hope in the midst.

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Wanderlei Silva
TRAINING: Physical training in the morning, jiu-jitsu training and boxing technique in the afternoon, sparring in the evening.
When and why did you start training for fighting? I started training when I was 13 years old because I was short and fat.
Do you have any heroes? Ayrton Senna
What does it mean for you to fight in the UFC? It's an honor and a pleasure to fight in the UFC, and I love fighting here. I was very anxious to come back. There is no one like the American fans. In Japan, the fans are really quiet, and the American fans are like the ones in the movie Gladiator – they're all chanting and yelling – and it gives me the chills because I fight to have the fans make the stadium shake.
Did you go to college and if so what degree did you earn? N/A
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The last time the Red Sox played in US Cellular Field (late last August), they scored at least 10 runs in each of the four games (11-3, 10-1, 14-2, 11-1), sweeping the White Sox by a combined score of 46-7. As I wrote at the time, it:
was the first time in major league history that a road team has swept a four-game series with 10 or more runs scored in each game.X-rays of Kevin Youkilis's right hand were negative and he may return to the lineup tonight.
Also, it has been 85 years since an American League team had scored 10+ in each game of a four-game series (the other three times: St. Louis Browns 1920, St. Louis Browns 1922, Colorado Rockies 1996).
Jason Bay -- 11-for-26 (.423) since the trade with at least one hit in all six games -- is settled in. ... Sean McAdam, ProJo:
According to research by the Elias Sports Bureau, the last midseason acquisition to begin his Red Sox career with a hitting streak of at least six games was third baseman George Kell, who hit in 10 straight after coming over from Detroit in June of 1952.Michael Silverman (Herald) looks at the remaining schedules of the three AL East contenders.
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Did any of y'all create horrible pieces of music the first time you joined Musescore?
do your have a favorite film music?
what about it makes it your favorite?
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It is really great that musescore now can let you post your compositions online with the same soundfonts and thus the same sound you hear on your own home computer, or wherever you do your composing. No more frustrations of having the posted compositions sounding different from what you wanted. Under file, click save online and check the box for importing your composition's sound. Nice.
I wonder about this as a number of commenters seem highly critical of compositions that aren't according to musical conventions - with instruments out of order in the score, instruments being played outside their normal musical range, or absence or misuse of musical notations.
Glad you are here, hope to hear some of you funny, silly, inane, bizarre works soon. Have fun while you are here.
If you don't know already, I am now almost at 50 followers. Currently I have 39 followers so just 11 more and I will have reached the 50 follower mark. I had maybe like 4 followers 2 years ago. So clearly, I'm doing something right. My most recent score called The Storm just brought me 2 more followers. I suppose they followed me hoping to someday see the entire suite that I plan on The Storm being a part of. That suite I call Weather Music. Maybe I should compose another part of the suite for that 50 followers mark, upload it when I reach 50 followers, and then whenever I have finished the suite, upload it in its entirety.
If you want to listen to what I have so far of The Storm, here it is:
It just so happens that I have been getting rain for 3 days straight here in Ohio.
Update 1: 6/18/2019
Oh my goodness, 4 followers in a single day. That is a record for me, I am now at 43 followers. I don't know if the follower milestone or finishing the composition will come first. If the follower count does come first, that's fine. I'm not pushing myself to finish the 50 follower composition.
Update 2: 6/19/2019
Wow, 5 followers in 1 day. I don't think I will finish my 50 follower composition before I reach 50 followers. Often my composition process is slow, so don't be surprised if a week has passed and I still haven't finished the composition yet. I will get it done when I get it done. I emphasize quality over quantity with my compositions.
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I'm just 1 away from reaching the 50 followers mark. As for the composition, I'm about halfway through composing it.
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So, I have been planning out my first symphony. I gave it the nickname "The War Symphony". It still isn't flushed out yet but I have decided to have it be a programmatic symphony with this movement structure:
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George Barclay served from August 15, 1862 to August 24, 1865. He had 23 cards in his Civil War Service File with various numbers. There was a #75 at the top of the summary card.
D.C. Shoemaker a retired career military man who had served in the Quartermaster Department and a Civil War buff was kind to help me interpret some of the information on George's Civil War service record cards. D.C. and I were co-workers in years past and I was lucky to be able to sit with him and learn. I have not had any military experience and D.C.'s help was greatly appreciated.
D.C. began by pointing out that G.O. stands for "General Orders – "plan for attack." The other designation is S.O. (like S.O. 38) "Special Orders – "make part of another unit."
D.C. also explained that the term "muster" was more like a roll-call where they would line up the men and actually count them and physically take stock of what they had.
1. The Company Descriptive Book
George Barclay, Co., I, 9 Reg't Minnesota Inf.
Description: Age 18 years, height 5 feet 4-3/4 inches tall, Complexion: dark, Eyes: dark; hair dark . Where born: Enfield Co., Conn. Occupation: farmer
Enlistment: When: Aug 15, 1862, Where: Shakopee, By Whom. Jos R. Ashley, term 3 y'rs, Remarks: none. J. Baker Copiest.
The Civil War Pension file gives his weight at 125 lbs in 1892. This information from his pension file, is of course years later. As you can see he was not a large man.
2. Company Muster-in Roll:
George Barclay, Wagoner, Co. I, 9 Reg't Minnesota Inf. Age 18 years, Appears on
Company Muster Roll of the organization named above. Roll dated Fort Ridgely, Oct. 12, 1862. Muster-in to date August 15, 1862.
Joined for duty and enrolled: When Aug. 15, 1862, Where Shakopee, Minn. Period 3 years. Bounty paid $25.00/100; due $ 0/100. Remarks: Premium paid $200; advanced pay $13.00. Signed J. B. Jones, Copyist.
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George Barclay Wagoner, Co. I, 9 Reg't Minnesota Infantry Appears on
Company Muster Roll for Oct. 12 to Oct 31, 1862, Present, Remarks: Wagoner Q.M. Dept., signed J.B. Jones, Copyist.
4. Appears on Returns as follows:
November, 1862. Teamster; Jan. 1863, Teamster in Q.M. Dept.; April 1863, Co. Cook. Oct. 1863. On extra duty in R.Q.M. Dept.; Dec. 1863, Acting Q.M. Serg't.; Jan. to Sept. 1864, Mch, 1865 R.Q.M. Dept, *Appears also as Barklay & Barkly, signed C. H. Underwood, Copyist.
Note: R.Q.M refers to Regimental Quarter Master. Teamster meant he drove the team. D.C. explained that as Acting Sergent at Q.M. it indicates that he was promoted to "brevet." This means he had the title, the authority, but not the pay.
5. Company Muster Roll – Every card from this point on states he is a Wagoner with company I, 9th Reg't. Minnesota Infantry.
for from enlistment to Dec. 31, 1862, Present, sign J.B. Jones, Copyist.
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for Jan. & Feb. 1863, Present, signed J.B. Jones, Copyist.
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for dated April 11, 1863, Present, signed J.B. Jones, Copyist.
9. Company Muster Roll
for May & June, 1863, Present, signed J.B. Jones, Copyist.
Note: D.C. thought he was put on light duty because he could have been sick or injured.
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for July & Aug. 1863, Present, signed J.B. Jones, Copyist.
11. Company Muster Roll
for Sept. & Oct., 1863, Present, Remarks: Daily duty Q.M. Dept., signed J.B. Jones, Copyist.
12. Company Muster Roll
for Nov. & Dec. 1863, Present, Remarks: Daily duty in Q.M. Dept., signed J.B. Jones, Copyist.
13. Company Muster Roll
for Jan. & Feb. 1864, Present, Remarks: Daily duty in Q.M. Dept., signed Howel, Copyist.
14. Company Muster Roll
for Mch. & Apr. 1864, Present, Remarks: Daily duty in Q.M. Dept., signed Howel, Copyist.
15. Company Muster Roll
for May & June, 1864, Present, Remarks: On daily duty in Q.M. Dept., signed Howel, Copyist.
16. Company Muster Roll
for July & Aug, 1864, Present, signed Howel, Copyist.
17. Company Muster Roll
for Sept. & Oct, 1864, Present, Remarks: On daily duty in Q.M. Dept., signed Howel, Copyist.
18. Company Muster Roll
for Nov. & Dec. 1864, Absent. Remarks: "On [D.S.] with Brigade Quartermaster since November 22, 1864, signed Howell, Copyist.
19. Apears on Muster Roll of enlisted men on detached service at Hd. Qrs. 2 Brig., 1 Div. , Detachment, Army of Tenn.
for Nov. & Dec., 1864, Station: in the field Tenn. Present, Detailed from Co. I, 9th Minn, Infy in Q.M.D. SO. 38 Hd Qrs. 2d Bridg. 1st Div 16, A.C. November 22, 1864, signed Granes, Copyist.
Note: Sherman's March to the Sea started on Nov. 15, 1864!
20. Company Muster Roll
for Jan & Feb. 1865, Present, signed Howell, Copyist.
21. Company Muster Roll
for Mch & Apr. 1865, Present, signed Howell, Copyist.
22. Company Muster Roll
for May & June, 1865, Present, signed Howell, Copyist.
23. Co. Muster-out Roll dated
Ft. Snelling Minn. Aug. 24, 1865, Muster-out date, Aug. 24, 1865, Last paid to Feb. 28, 1865. Clothing account: due U.S. $10.72/100. Bounty paid $25.00; due $75.00. Remarks. Retains knapsack, haversack (like a duffel bag) and canteen, under provisions of G.O. No. 114 C.S. A.G.O.
Note: C.S.A.G.O means Chief of Staff, Adj. General Office.
Based on this service record, I don't think George was at Vicksburg which was fought from March to July 1863 and he wasn't at Chattanooga which was in late 1863.
D.C. wrote to me in an email, in March of 2001, to help me understand the structure of the military units in the Civil War:
"Here goes: A regiment was the smallest independent unit at that time. Regiments have (usually small) numbers like the 3rd Infantry or the 10th Artillery. A regiment might have as few as one battalion or as many as eight. Each battalion might have from two to five companies, each with a letter, starting with A, B, and so on. Company letters would run in succession through the regiment; a second battalion might have companies D, E, and F, with the next battalion having G, H and so on. Each company would have two to four platoons of about 40 men each, numbered 1st platoon, 2nd platoon, etc. which will give you an idea of the size. So from smallest to largest, it runs platoon, company, battalion, regiment, division, and army. Regiments could be formed into divisions of two or more regiments, pretty much at will. Platoons always stayed with their companies, and companies always stayed with their battalions, but regiments could be switched around at times. The composition of a regiment or a division might be hard to pinpoint without some official history from the time or the area and territorial forces would be less well documented than state's divisions."
Another website gives even more details on the structure of the military in the Civil War: http://www.civilwarhome.com/armyorganization.htm
Armies, Corps, Divisions, Brigades, Infantry Regiments
So what is the Army of the Tennessee? Back to Wikipedia for a description: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Army_of_the_Tennessee


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AdaCore has released a freely downloadable version of its GNAT GPL Ada cross-development environment for Bare Board ARM Cortex processors.
GNAT GPL for Bare Board ARM Cortex processors provides an Ada 2012 development environment, including a tool-chain and GPS, AdaCore's flagship Integrated Development Environment (IDE).
It also includes a configurable and customizable runtime library consisting of the "Small Footprint" (SFP) and Ravenscar profiles — and these (says Adacore) are "particularly relevant" to safety-critical systems.
The SFP profile corresponds to a language subset with minimal GNAT runtime routines, and the Ravenscar profile is a subset of the Ada concurrency features with a "predictable" small-footprint implementation.
AdaCore Bare Board product manager Dr. Pat Rogers says that the resulting Ada subset has "expressive power well beyond" that of other languages used for ARM-based devices.
"There are now billions of ARM processors in embedded systems, which has created a global ecosystem with many developers looking to take advantage of Ada's strengths," said Rogers. "By making an Ada cross-development environment freely available to the academic and hobbyist communities, we are responding to this demand and see great potential for significantly increasing the overall usage of the Ada language. With powerful ARM-based boards currently available for under $20, this new GNAT GPL release becomes a cost-effective development environment for everyone."
Fully featured releases of the GNAT technology are already available for GNU Linux, Mac OS X, and Windows.
"Tools which enable the combination of high-integrity, real-time systems with concrete, real-world hardware will open doors to dependable, physical systems for many more students," says Dr. rer. nat. Uwe R. Zimmer, Fellow at the Australian National University.


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These days many people are interested in massage therapy; but, they're not sure as to whether it's a promising career or not. However, one thing's for sure – massage centres are all set to grow with the increasing demand by people. Therefore, if you're a masseur and are good at it you would certainly have plenty of clients to tend to.
There are plenty of reasons as to why you would need to attend massage therapy school if you plan on becoming a professional masseur. Of course you would be able to learn a lot just by watching a masseur do his or her job. But, that wouldn't help you a bit.
Why attending massage therapy school is a priority
As already mentioned, it's not going to be of any help to you if you just watch others massaging people rather than going to a school. There are plenty of reasons as to why this is said:
You've got no certification!
If you plan on becoming a professional masseur you're going to need a certificate to prove your qualifications. More importantly if you intend on beginning a private services you're going to need to showcase your certificates in order to get your clients to trust you.
You learn about the human body
If you're going to be a good masseur you're certainly going to have to know a lot about the human body and how it functions. Physiology is one of the subjects that you would be taught in your massage centre.
You need to know this because the positioning of major organs, tissues and muscles is of utmost importance if you're going to help relieve stress from anyone's body.
Management skills
As already mentioned, if you're going to become a professional masseur, there's a high probability that you may want to be a private masseur and not work under anyone. If that's the case you're going to need management skills in order to manage not just your time, but also finances.
You need to be able to keep current clients and at the same time gain the trust of new clients; you don't just need communication skills for this task, but also management skills as you would need to cater to the needs of various clients at the same time – keeping them all happy.
You have to touch people
There are plenty of people who hate touching other people, but if you're going to be a masseur you certainly can't be one of these people. Therefore, at massage school they see to it that you actually massage people.
So, whilst you're getting training on massage you would also be getting over the fear of touching others. Due to these reasons and the many others it's really important that you attend massage school.


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Susan McKeown, �Belong� (Hibernian Music)
�Stunning� is probably one of the most overused words going, but I�m struggling for another one to describe the voice of Susan McKeown. Tremulous and rich, her almost operatic soprano smacks of early Emmylou Harris, but more sophisticated and somehow slightly sadder � and it rivets you from the second you hear it.
Mostly tales of love lost or never found, �Belong� is melodic and moving, drawing from classic country torch songs and Irish folk hymns � McKeown was born in Ireland � while nodding to the urban landscape of her current New York City digs: On �Lullaby of Manhattan,� a crushing waltz-time urban dirge, McKeown tells of being left only with �the sound of the refrigerator and the world outside.�
McKeown yodels sardonically (if such a thing is possible) through �Fallen Angel� � �they only see your fingers, I can see your fist,� she winks at her lover gone wrong, one of a series of clear-headed takedowns in her probing lyrics. But the highlight of �Belong� is probably �Our Texas,� about a couple�s �last great adventure� before parting ways.
It�s emblematic of an album that manages to see the beauty of romance even as it fades irrevocably into the distance. And yep, it�s stunning.
Peter Chianca blogs for Gatehouse Media�s Blogness on the Edge of Town and is author of �Glory Days: Springsteen�s Greatest Albums.� Email him at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Album review: Susan McKeown, Belong'
Susan McKeown, �Belong� (Hibernian Music)


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One of my favorite trees is the Dogwood tree. They have the most beautiful delicate blossoms and I love seeing them in bloom. Even though the gorgeous blossoms will only last for so long, you can enjoy these dainty Dogwood cupcakes year round! These little chocolate Dogwood blossoms are the perfect size for topping a cupcake, and floral decorations work for so many different occasions. I think these would be lovely with white frosting for a rustic wedding cupcake tower. As always I am a big fan of making chocolate decorations because they are tasty and can be made in advance, so on the days leading up to to your event all you have to worry about is perfecting your cupcake recipe and frosting.
Here are the supplies I used to make the Dogwood chocolates. The candy coatings shown are Wilton Vibrant Green candy melts, and Clasen Brite White confectionery coating.
I used a small squeeze bottle to fill in the centers of the blossoms. Squeezit mold painter bottles are small squeeze bottles with very tiny tips. I love these bottles for painting small details on a mold. They are also great for writing with candy coating or chocolate.
Give the centers about 10 minutes to dry at room temperature before filling in the rest of the mold with white candy coating. Depending on the temperature, the drying time may vary, but if you are in a hurry, you can always pop the molds in the refrigerator for a few minutes until the centers are set to the touch.
I use a regular squeeze bottle to fill the molds. I also find that it really reduces bubbles if you keep your squeeze bottle upside down while you are working. To do this, you need a small cup, like the baby cup I am using, to keep the squeeze bottle resting upside down.
Try not to overfill the molds. In this case it is better to underfill the mold. If you're not sure how much chocolate to use, fill just one cavity of the mold and then tap out the bubbles to see where you're at.
Tap the molds until air bubbles stop rising to the surface. You can also take a look at the mold from the bottom to see if most of the visible air bubbles and pockets have been eliminated.
Here are the chocolates just out of the mold.
I had a few different shades of luster dust to try out. This Orchid Pink is pretty, but wasn't quite the right color.
This Wilton Ruby Red Pearl Dust was just right! I simple brushed it on with a dry coarse brush to accent the edges of the blossoms.
These little flowers remind me of Spring! I had some green luster and color dusts, but didn't end up using them because the green was vibrant enough on its own.
Just a hint of peachy pink really makes these blossoms pop.