right? Still one of my favorite movies of all time.

seconded.^^

It just reminded me of so many kids I know and used to hang out with. It was very realistically cast.
It had a lot of sentimental value for me which may have helped.

Did you know she's dead now?

Car accident in 2001, I think. I only found out about it recently.

WHAT

Yeah I know she's dead. Sad.

Quick question, for anyone familiar with torrents/dvd burning:

I'm downloading this power rangers torrent:
http://thepiratebay.org/torrent/3529..._Power_Rangers

on my friend's computer. He's going to burn it and season 2 and 3 for me. All together, that's

145 episodes.

22 minutes each.

....

How many discs, roughly, would that take to burn all that? I'm guessing I might be able to fit 8 episodes per disc. Note the discs won't be double sided. They're 4.7gb and they say "120 minutes" on it though he's burned plenty of non-double sized/dual layered/whatever discs with no problem that were longer than 120 minutes...

el día de la bestia
OOOo

funny and fun but not that consistent and the argument is ver flawed; still i would rewatch it.



wayne's world
OOOOO

one of my favorite movies ever.



el orfanato
OOO

was trying to figure out which movies they were trying to rip off the whole time, but it's ok. definitely not a horror and avoid it if your reference for it is guillermo del toro.

Some stuff I've watched in the past 3 days:


one take only - 5/10


quick change - 7/10


schizopolis - 8/10


zero day - 6/10

firecracker - 6/10


the period - 6/10

pauly shore is dead - 0/10


sixteen tongues - 6/10

drag me to hell. enjoyable enough but some parts i didn't like at all.

still lovin die hard

I haven't seen The Orphanage yet, but I was under the impression it was a Del Torro film. Boy is my face red.

i havnt seen it yet but i am watching JCVD tonight, anyone else seen it?

5/10. Bleh. Generic.

^ Watched this recently too. It was ok for another Jason flick. Can't really say 'generic' when its simply a remake of a movie thats been done 13 times. Haha. It had its moments. I liked the sleeping bag roasting part. That was clever.

ehh, it's not really your fault, everywhere it's advertised as "guillermo del toro presents..." but, like ladyneurotic pointed out, he probably just got asked by the director and producer if he minded being mentioned as endorsing the film and him giving a hurried thumbs up.

8/10... but I'm a softee with Jason. I watch all those films millions of times. This was easily my favorite since Part 6.

Actually, according to google he produced it...

Produced by Academy Award® nominated filmmaker Guillermo del Toro (Pan’s Labyrinth). Visionary Guillermo del Toro and acclaimed director J. A. Bayona present The Orphanage... http://www.newline.com/properties/orphanagethe.html

I want to see it!