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KMA.

King your what?

OK

I think he was saying kick my ask Trying to be a tough guy in front of his nurses i bet

Really? Okay. I did say kiss my alligator you know. He hasn't had a big meal in a month, so you might not fair so well. But if you want Jenny to think you're so big and strong for wrestling that big ol' gator, go ahead.

I wrestle Jenni in bed all the time. A gator is nothing!

Yes, I actually gave something more than three stars. It's no masterpiece, and I hate anything with Owen Wilson in it, but I had to put a lot of energy into not crying over the ending. I had a Marley for sixteen years. So I guess that's why it got to me the way it did. If you love dogs, get it. If you don't love dogs, get it, and maybe you will love dogs.

I liked the book, Angels and Demons, fairly well up until the end. Robert Langdon falling from a helicopter to the river hundreds, or maybe even a thousand or so, feet below and living to tell about it was just a bit much. And when something is too dramatic and far-flung for Dan Brown, you know it's bad. They fixed that one glaring problem for the movie, though. It was nothing special, but it was a great pressure cooker just like the book. And the antimatter explosion scene was quite well done, I thought. If you like Dan Brown's novels and the movies they turned into, you'll like this.

I very much enjoyed Seven Pounds with Will Smith. The guilt he had over his wife's death, the guilt that drove him to commit suicide and donate his organs to needy people, made for a very touching story. I just find it highly coincidental that he knew, without checking, that his organs were the perfect match for his selected donors. And I also have a suspicion that the neurotoxins from the box jelly fish may have damaged his tissues to the point that he would be an unsuitable donor. If you overlook such technicalities, Seven Pounds makes a good rental choice.

No you don't! I would KYA!!

Great movie. You will rethink your definitions of poor, dysfunctional, and abused after you see Precious.

My Precious!!! Must have my precious!!!

I'm not a scifi person at all, but I did want to see Avatar after watching the 60 Minutes interview with James Cameron a few weeks ago. The visuals I saw in the teaser clips sucked me in, and the full show at the theater did not disappoint me. They were absolutely the most enthralling and gorgeous computer effects I have ever seen. But the plot is well-done as well; the effects aren't used to carry the whole film like I have seen before. So go see it, especially if there is an IMAX within an hour or so. It's a relatively long movie, but you won't ever find it tedious or boring.

I was planning on seeing it today, but with the bad weather here I will have to push that back to next week. If they are still showing it in imax.

I don't think there's an IMAX here. I am going home for Christmas tomorrow. I might just go see it again in IMAX.

They are airing avatar the last airbender on Imax? Which episodes?

The movie has nothing to do with the cartoon.

I was joking around with you Joseph Welcome back to the forum by the way

Sorry. I've been sleep deprived for two days.