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moonrambler · 11-30-2009, 07:14 PM

I don't like CSI either because of the excessive violence and goriness. For some reason I haven't watched NCIS more than once or twice, but I should give it a better try. I used to really like Without a Trace.

I read a few more of your reviews. Breakfast Club is one of my favorite movies, so that was cool to see in there. In contrast, I have issues with Pay it Forward. I've found there are two types of people: those who thought the ending was fine, and those who thought the ending wrecked the movie. I hated the ending. I thought it was incongruent. It made me wonder: What the heck is the point of paying it forward then?

My cousin Pam lives like Yes Man. She told me she always says yes to any invitations she gets to do stuff. Always. I've considered trying that but I get wary of having to do all kinds of stuff I don't want to.

It might be an interesting experiment though . . .

I could come up with a big list of movies since you asked.

But the one that first came to mind was The Sixth Sense.

11-30-2009, 07:14 PM	#6 (permalink)
moonrambler Family Member Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: N.E. Wisconsin Posts: 3,473	I don't like CSI either because of the excessive violence and goriness. For some reason I haven't watched NCIS more than once or twice, but I should give it a better try. I used to really like Without a Trace. I read a few more of your reviews. Breakfast Club is one of my favorite movies, so that was cool to see in there. In contrast, I have issues with Pay it Forward. I've found there are two types of people: those who thought the ending was fine, and those who thought the ending wrecked the movie. I hated the ending. I thought it was incongruent. It made me wonder: What the heck is the point of paying it forward then? My cousin Pam lives like Yes Man. She told me she always says yes to any invitations she gets to do stuff. Always. I've considered trying that but I get wary of having to do all kinds of stuff I don't want to. It might be an interesting experiment though . . . I could come up with a big list of movies since you asked. But the one that first came to mind was The Sixth Sense.