The OTness

[Auntie I]

It "teached" you did it! How nice for you....
*backs away from the crazy person*





Not really, I must admit I watched the show too. Although I liked the early shows better than the later ones.

[snowkissed]

Wow. I did write "teached". I had to go back to my post to see if I did. That's kind of sad lol

Yes, it was better in the beginning. That Tory character kind of made it weird.

[ArbainHestia]

What's wrong with "teached". I says stuff like that all the time. Next thing you know you'll be tellin me pluralizing verbs ain't right either. You mainlanders and your "proper" grammer.

[Xenox]

ya ok, I watched Save By the Bell also, but I hated the ones when they were in grade school and I didn't care for the ones in college, but the high school years were pretty sweet, and yes I need to find those extended LOTR movies

[Zeittotschlager]

yes I need to find those extended LOTR movies

Bella and I have the extended DVDs. We bought them as they came out. It's funny this came up because we were just discussing watching those again. You kinda have to break them up though unless you have a long time to spend. :) The extended versions add like 30 - 50 minutes per movie. It's pretty insane.

I watched Saved by the Bell too, but I really don't see myself watching them again now. I didn't enjoy them very much at the time. I hated Zack and Slater. I was a nerd and they were preppie/jock types. Screech, the resident nerd, was a buffoon. Wow, there's a psychology paper in there somewhere.

[snowkissed]

Dude, you totally killed the OT thread.

I went to HMV and was going to buy the LOTR extended versions, but they had these massive sales going.. I ended up buying both Kill Bills, Fifth Element, A Scanner Darkly as a present for someone, Uptown Girls and some other crap. But no LOTR. Darnit. >.<

[Auntie I]

I loved the Fifth Element. Lukewarm on the Kill Bills, liked the action, wanted to strangle someone for the dialogue.


Check the local video rental place Snow. Blockbuster and the others are getting better about having extended editions and special cuts.

[Mawgleah]

On a totally unrelated note: I watched Waterworld on a network channel this weekend. It seems to me that at the end there was some stuff that I don't remember seeing when I watch the movie on DVD.

One was where the woman gave The Mariner a name, Ulysses, as a gift. Nor do I remember the plaque showing that they were on Mt Everest, although I'm thinking that it was a pretty important part of the movie and would have been included.

Maybe I just fell asleep at at the end when I originally watched it. :)

[snowkissed]

My DVDs came in yesterday! I was so happy!!

And I had totally forgotten that I had gotten the new Chronicles of Narnia movie as well.

[ArbainHestia]

Did you know they're filming The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian
as we speak and it'll be released around this time next year?

I bought Pan's Labyrinth on Tuesday but I haven't watched it yet. I hear it was good.