Identity... how could I not mention that... I love that movie
-K-
> Stephen King is brilliant, no question!
> The Green Mile, Shawshank, The Stand (ok technically a tv
> series, but still) IT... still creeps me out... clowns
> will never be as funny as before...
>
> The Road, I still have not seen that, but I definitely
> will!
>
> Psycho... saw the remake, was not impressed... have still
> not seen the original...
>
> favourite films... depend greatly on my mood, but Pride
> and Prejudice is definitely high on the list... as well as
> anything Star Trek... (yup, geek here)
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> > Oh yeah the Green Mile what a brilliant film too. I cried
> > when they were about to execute John Coffey. It was so sad
> > to see an innocent man with such a gift being put to
> > death. That films power touched a lot of people that
> > watched it.
> >
> > Oh I have to recommend a film for you if you haven't
> > already seen it. It's called "The Road", I have it on DVD,
> > it's a brilliant film. Freaky as hell. I was so thirsty
> > watching it too ha. I'm going to buy the book soon.
> >
> > > I loved The Shawshank Redemption. It was based on a
> > > Stephen King story. Have you seen The Green Mile? Also
> > > based on a King story. Of course Titanic was very
> > > exciting. Director James Cameron gave it the tension and
> > > suspense of his Terminator One and Terminator Two films.
> > > Plus there was a great love story mixed in. I think it's
> > > difficult to come up with a Top Five Film list. I wish Jim
> > > would come up with a Top Twenty Five Film list. Vertigo
> > > was included in his Top Five List until he saw Howl and
> > > that pushed it off (it was at number five). He loves
> > > Hitchcock. Do you agree with Psycho being number one? What
> >
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