Comments | zaxhereyay: 77, and im still working on it

zaxhereyay

77, and im still working on it

Apr 03, 2006 20:43

Supposedly if you've seen over 70 movies, you have no life.
Number the ones you've seen. Put your score in header and repost.

( Cut, for those who complain )

Comments 6

chrome_canyons April 4 2006, 04:03:25 UTC

You never saw Hitch? I mean, it wasn't great, but so much of it was our movie... You should see it. Preferably with your woman by your side.

zaxhereyay April 4 2006, 04:05:25 UTC

i wanted to, but it did get bashed by everyone i know who saw it, and i never got around to it anyway.

speaking of our movie, remember that movie "Prime" with uma thurman dating her psychiatrist's son? Shittiest romantic comedy ever. It's like they switched writers halfway through (possibly to george lucas, as evidenced by the dialogue), and the ending was depressing and not worth the rest of the movie.

We could have ROCKED that concept, if only we'd thought it up years ago and had it made

bowlnoodle April 4 2006, 04:16:58 UTC

Wow, someone who hasn't seen Nightmare on Elm Street XD

zaxhereyay April 4 2006, 04:18:17 UTC

yeah, well my parents really aren't into horror movies so i never really got into them either. The few on there that i HAVE seen are pretty much by luck

patzerhabiba April 4 2006, 05:11:15 UTC

I obviously have no life because although I did not count, I've seen more than you have. But this is kind of dumb because I hope that most people have seen at least 70 movies...I mean, I've probably seen at least several thousand.

70 movies? In a year? A month? bookgoddess91 April 30 2006, 12:59:05 UTC

Yes, Zack on a rainy Sunday morning, while my 2-year-old watches the Doodlebops on Disney Channel, I'm catching up on your life.

Yeah, I'm way past 70 on my list--but I have a few years head start on you. My video/dvd collection has more than 70 titles. BTW - do the Disney movies of your childhood not count? I remember watching Beauty and the Beast with you at Evie's house when it first came out on VHS.

And what about that awful Will Smith flick "Wild, Wild West" that we saw when we came out to see you (you were probably in middle school at the time)?

Peace,
Lisa