*I* was 14 in 1991!

As a child, I thought the point of The Fox and the Hound was, "When you grow up, your best friend is going to hate you."

Still, take my word for it, bad first date movie.

Saw this movie the other night with my partner of eight years. We're in the middle of a should we/shouldn't we possible break up. And there is a kid involved. And we sat and watched this movie in stony silence as every single thing we've been going through was thrown back in our faces. Yeah, it seemed pretty legit.

I hope they're smart and wait until the second movie before introducing KARR.

I feel like I've been "Taken!" Back to 2002!

I have never seen a move that better expressed the confused rage a child experiences on a near-daily basis. This movie may as well be titled "It's okay to feel what you're feeling" because that is its message the entire way through. And, my 11 year old watched it over and over. It's a good movie for kids just leaving…

I have never seen a move that better expressed the confused rage a child experiences on a near-daily basis. This movie may as well be titled "It's okay to feel what you're feeling" because that is its message the entire way through. And, my 11 year old watched it over and over. It's a good movie for kids just leaving…

No, I liked that analysis as well. He's really . . . mellowed since his hiatus.

Yes, and it is fantastic.

Non-union little people. Just crammed em in and told em to mope.

Oh, absolutely. Whenever I entered a new house as a kid, I would get hit with vertigo - literal vertigo - as I was overwhelmed by the foreign smells and just the *alieness* of the place.

You must be a Gelnn Gould fan. Are you a Glenn Gould fan?

I went in recently because they were having a sale on their Doctor Who merchandise. And, yes, the insanely intimidating-looking clerk was probably the nicest mall employee I'd ever met.

And Chris Columbus is good at telling actors to "move in that direction. Okay, now stand there and say your line."

Holy crap, you just filled in a blank I never knew I needed filling.

That miiiiiiiiiiiight have something to do with the abilities of certain directors . . .

If they opened with "We're The Replacements" it would . . . well, it'd be something. Kinda like when Brian Wilson covered "Brian Wilson."

Wait, wait, wait . . . KCLMB, I have to pause and acknowledge that you have now introduced a new expression into my library. Thank you.

You know the whole "Marry someone who looks sexy when they're disappointed" thing? Yeah.