Man, most of these are part of my childhood. We all love watching the Christmas specials, and Hobbit & Kingdefinitely got me to read Tolkien. Plus, John Huston as Gandalf? Come on!

Man, most of these are part of my childhood. We all love watching the Christmas specials, and Hobbit & Kingdefinitely got me to read Tolkien. Plus, John Huston as Gandalf? Come on!

I have to agree on that. I got into Billy Joel and REM because of Glee.

Adding in on Erin's comment, Twilight introduced me to the awesome actress that is Kristin Stewart. She has a lot of better films now (I recommend Adventureland and Snow White and the Huntsman ), and I like her philosophy on life.

I too saw Phantom Menace in theaters and had a blast. But one great live film experience was Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix . The whole theater shuddered every Imelda Staunton's deliciously insane Umbridge appeared onscreen, and when Sirius died, there were gasps of horror and some crying out "no!". But…

Prince: making friendships last for 30+ years.

I first heard When Doves Cry in Romeo + Juliet. It stuck with me for some reason; still a great song.
Another memory of him was when he appeared on Muppets Tonight during his "artist formerly known as" phase, and he sang a song about maple syrup and swordfish. I thought that was some of his best work. It proved to me…

The bombs make sense, in my opinion. They darw up hype for the show, and then when the show airs, we're all that more satisfied.

I gotta say, she actually looks pretty good.

Very cool. Some amazing films in there.

Mark Hamil is the Joker of my childhood. He just had that voice that would make you think "Whoa, this guy's crazy." And that laugh—-I mean, come on, man, I got chills just hearing it in my head. I'm really glad he'll play Joker in The Killing Joke.

Hmm…I'm not sure what I was expecting, but she looks pretty good.

I wonder where I can watch the full series.

YES.

Hmm…it's a fascinating concept.

Jesus Christ…

One time I watched a movie about seals acting out Romeo and Juliet. I liked it so much that after I recovered from my hangover I bought it the next day.

Across the Universe made me appreciate The Beatles a lot more. Seeing the visuals in the film along with the lyrics made the songs real.

Oh, man, this is one of my favorite shows! I'm so glad there's going to be a movie to show what happened when Arnold found the map.
Btw, favorite character: Arnold. Second fave: Helga.

I think I get that channel. Thanks!