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I imagine if you liked GI Joe, you'll like this. Especially since you get to see a Scot being the most badass character. lol

I've been meaning to listen to that Daft Punk album and see if I want to get it.

I was looking at Boston College when I was a senior in high school. Sadly, that never really panned out, nor did TCU, but oh well; my SAT and ACT scores were too low for BC anyway, but my grades and tests were more than enough for TCU (1900 and 26), ony it was way too expensive. That reminds me, I need to get my college diploma framed. lol'

Hope your sister finds something great, Boston is an awesome city! Finally found some of my crap from there when I visited.

I definitely don't think Olympus has Fallen hates America, is anything it's a love letter to Uncle Sam (saw it last night; corny as hell), and I'd imagine the new GI Joe movie will be as well. Haven't really seen anything about White House Down, and World War Z is based on a zombie book, isn't it? I see your point though, that's a lot of White House raiding for one summer/year! I guess they figure, hey Independence Day had a famous White House obliteration scene and was a huge success, let's pump out more of those kinds of movies! They're also capitalizing on recent tensions between us and other countries, but honestly I don't feel very threatened by the North Koreans that keep being the bad guys in these things. China would have been a much better enemy, which is probably why Hollywood is scared to piss them off.

It's just the Hollywood way with everything. Dark Batman worked? Make ALL our superheroes dark! People like the White House being under siege then a ragtag group or one man army retaliates and kicks a bunch of ass? Of course they do, make fourty!

I have a terrible memory too, so I don't remember if you said that or not either. IN any case, now I've got to go and try to get that score! haha

I wasn't even that excited for this one, but my dad wanted to go. Actually, I had to point out to him that Rottentomatoes scores don't "average out" between the two numbers, it's just that critic and audience reactions are two completely separate numbers. But our nearby theater is cheap, so I didn't mind it. Netflix is definitely the better option if you're not that interested though, we ended up craning our necks in the first row, A/C wasn't on, and my mom had even said she didn't want to go cause she felt a bit sick, etc. She also thought the movie was dumb, I thought there was too much CGI, and dad just said he knew it'd be a popcorn action flick so he was ok with that. So was I in the end, but if it were up to me, I'd say this is better as a staple of cable TV.

At least two, there was that Red Dawn remake.

Well I wasn't gonna do it on my birthday weekend! lol

I definitely look forward to Retronauts' return.

His personal life may be all kinds of crazy, but I actually did like Tom Cruise in some of his recent movies. He was pretty funny in Rock of Ages, actually.I do think Scientology needs to be sued successfully at some point, though, some of the crap they seem to do is a bit unsavory. I know it's seen as unfair for a non-religious person like me to say that, but I'm not asking for an investigation into the Knights of Columbus who do a lot of good despite my philosophical differences with them; these secretive pyramid scheme people who's previous followers report abuse on the other hand...

Morgan Freeman's actually not always in high-intellect movies, he was in Wanted and had a particularly funny line at the end; he's really good in this, too.

And I wasn't too excited based on trailers, but I wound up liking it for what it was, just a cheesy popcorn flick about 'Murrca taking down some turrorists with a bit too much CG for my tastes. lol

Absolutely loved Anna Coogan, just what I needed in my sleepy state. Has a very 90s feel to it for me. I know that could be cause she's doing something that influenced what was popular then as opposed to something necessarily started in that time frame, but since I grew up in that decade with a lot of sounds similar to hers, that's what I associate it with.I actually think the recording is really good for her sound, it's just the people in the background that are annoying.

I started your playlist extremely tired, so decided after that one, I'd check out the ones you mentioned and come back tomorrow.

Bruce Molsky - I'm curious why you didn't think I wouldn't like this guy. I love Celtic music and I really like Brave's music. I'm guessing cause his voice has some country twang, but for me it works with the song, and its melody sounds very Celtic to me, regardless of his voice, which I actually really like. I think there's a certain key or melody in which twang irritates or bores me, but he isn't singing in whatever that is. lol

Elizabeth LaPrelle - Now this one I can see why you think I'd say "nay," as I was really liking the banjo, then when her voice kicked in and had those spikes in volume with her twang, I said "oh dammit." lol But very quickly, I got sucked into its atmosphere, and wound up really liking it, too. The stripped down quality is haunting, sort of reminds me of "Jolene," but much slower, and I love the song "Jolene." Granted, I don't know how often I'd go back to this one, but if those two were supposed to be the worst, I can't wait for tomorrow! er, later today. lol