Surprised he didn't do Pacino in Scarface.

This game had some great music. The Dark World theme in particular.

Yea he's the one who gets turned into shark food when bond throws a suitcase of money at him.

I think it needed to go in the edgy direction after all the camp that was in the Moore movies. I've never read any of the them but I've always heard that Dalton was the closest portrayal of Bond in the books.

License to Kill is definitely one of the more violent bond films. Maybe the most violent. I also can't help but laugh when bond is literally hanging on for dear life and the girl is just standing there.

Ron was a complete jerk to her in the movies. "It's leviOOOsa not leviosAAA." Plus they way he acts towards her at the yule ball. He succeeds in making her cry twice. But he makes up for all of it when he says hermione's name instead of lavender's when he is recovering in the hospital wing in the sixth movie. He…

It may not be considered the best in the series but I always feel nostalgic when watching The Sorcerer's Stone. Watching that movie as a ten year old kid on the big screen was a great experience. Plus the mirror of erised scene is one of the best scenes in the series for me.

I liked the music overall in Alice in Wonderland. The introduction song and "In A World of my Own" in particular.

I'll always have a soft spot for The Great Mouse Detective. It still is my favorite disney movie. Vincent Price was just superb as a disney villain.

I'll always have a soft spot for The Great Mouse Detective. It still is my favorite disney movie. Vincent Price was just superb as a disney villain.

"So Josh how do you like the food here at camp-"

"Oh look! A deli meat!"

I still get kick a kick out of Carl Winslow casually singing "Let it Snow" as he's getting into his car. Then all of a sudden a dead body crashes through his winshield.
"GOD DAMNIT! JESUS H. CHRIST!"
"Welcome to the party, pal."

Jackie "My father" Jr.

Kurt Russell was really good in this movie as well as the rest of the ensemble. Ennio Morricone also did a good job with the music. I don't understand how it was nominated for a Razzie Award for worst musical score. I thought it captured the theme well.

The Friday the 13th series seemed more goofy than scary. Especially in the later movies. He kills a guy by literally knocking his head off.

The Nightmare Before Christmas
Batman (1989)

Armand Assante was also good as Odysseus in the 1997 tv movie of The Odyssey.

George and Frank/Estelle Costanza

I wouldn't say "improved" but I do think the remake of The Texas Chainsaw Massacre was pretty good.