![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
from ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
buffyannotater
First movie you can remember seeing?
At the theater, Snow White and the Seven Dwarves. I think I drove my parents nuts afterward with "Hi, Ho!"
Last movie you saw that you loved?
Hard to say. But I liked Master and Commander.
First movie you saw on a date?
Don't remember which movie of several it was. But, I remeber her well enough! It seemed like every movie I took her to the leading women were either murdered or treated pretty badly. I remember being afraid she'd think I liked women being treated badly.
First movie you can remember that you disagreed strongly with the critics/reviews about?
Like Rob, I can't remember the first one particularly,. Maybe Citizen Kane, which seemed both boring and silly the first time I saw it, okay for its era, but nothing to get excited about.. I have a higher opinion of it now, but still wouldn't call it great. Gone With the Wind, sticks in my mind as the one I really disliked and still do. Leslie Howard is one of my favorite actors from that period. The poor guy just looks embarrassed for most of his part on the movie.
What movie have you dreamed about?
One for my first novel. I even had theme music playing in my head while writing it. It would drag a bit in the middle, I'm afraid. But, What a finish!
.A secret thing you did in a darkened theater.,
Nothing exciting, just watched my dates occaisionally instead of the movie.
The worst movie you ever saw and the best thing about it.
Heavens Gate, a pretentious pile of anachronistic political crap. It's often tedious and even insulting to one's intelligence. But it's tough not to like the roller skating scene.
Ever lied about something so you could see a movie?
Yeah, but my mother never bought it.
Your favourite movie and the worst thing about it..
Zorba the Greek. The worst thing is I can't see it for the first time again with the girl I first saw it with.
A movie you're embarrassed to admit you enjoyed.
Mary Poppins,
Best adaptation of a novel?
The Harry Potter's.
One person you've never seen a movie with but would like to sometime:
Like Rob, my entire friends list!
What kind of movie you'd like to see with that person. :
Again Rob chose well; the upcoming Firefly movie!
To understand something about you, people need to see this movie:
The movie of the novel I'm currently writing.
Movie that surprised you (with plot twists) the most?
No question about it, Charade, but remember I did see it first run in a theater.
List by title: saddest/funniest/scariest/overrated/underrated:
Saddest: Dead Poet's Society
Funniest: The Pink Panther
Scariest: Wait Until Dark (with Audrey Heburn.)
Overrated: Gone With the Wind. More recently American Beauty.
Underrated: - Can't think of any in particular, right now.
A movie you haven't seen yet but you really want to?
Harry Potter 3. Did I mention I don't go the theater any more. I'll buy it when it hits DVD.
A movie character you could really relate to, or even wish you could be like?
Atticus Finch of To Kill a Mockingbid. Talk about courage!
Movie that the person you got this from reminds you of:
The Blues Brothers, I guess cause I think Rob would be a fun guy to see it with..
When I say the word, you say the first movie that comes to mind:
Either Zorba the Greek or the Russian version of War and Peace from the 1970s
If you were a movie what genre would you be filed under at the video store?
Boring dreck on the discount sale table?
buffyannotaterFirst movie you can remember seeing?
At the theater, Snow White and the Seven Dwarves. I think I drove my parents nuts afterward with "Hi, Ho!"
Last movie you saw that you loved?
Hard to say. But I liked Master and Commander.
First movie you saw on a date?
Don't remember which movie of several it was. But, I remeber her well enough! It seemed like every movie I took her to the leading women were either murdered or treated pretty badly. I remember being afraid she'd think I liked women being treated badly.
First movie you can remember that you disagreed strongly with the critics/reviews about?
Like Rob, I can't remember the first one particularly,. Maybe Citizen Kane, which seemed both boring and silly the first time I saw it, okay for its era, but nothing to get excited about.. I have a higher opinion of it now, but still wouldn't call it great. Gone With the Wind, sticks in my mind as the one I really disliked and still do. Leslie Howard is one of my favorite actors from that period. The poor guy just looks embarrassed for most of his part on the movie.
What movie have you dreamed about?
One for my first novel. I even had theme music playing in my head while writing it. It would drag a bit in the middle, I'm afraid. But, What a finish!
.A secret thing you did in a darkened theater.,
Nothing exciting, just watched my dates occaisionally instead of the movie.
The worst movie you ever saw and the best thing about it.
Heavens Gate, a pretentious pile of anachronistic political crap. It's often tedious and even insulting to one's intelligence. But it's tough not to like the roller skating scene.
Ever lied about something so you could see a movie?
Yeah, but my mother never bought it.
Your favourite movie and the worst thing about it..
Zorba the Greek. The worst thing is I can't see it for the first time again with the girl I first saw it with.
A movie you're embarrassed to admit you enjoyed.
Mary Poppins,
Best adaptation of a novel?
The Harry Potter's.
One person you've never seen a movie with but would like to sometime:
Like Rob, my entire friends list!
What kind of movie you'd like to see with that person. :
Again Rob chose well; the upcoming Firefly movie!
To understand something about you, people need to see this movie:
The movie of the novel I'm currently writing.
Movie that surprised you (with plot twists) the most?
No question about it, Charade, but remember I did see it first run in a theater.
List by title: saddest/funniest/scariest/overrated/underrated:
Saddest: Dead Poet's Society
Funniest: The Pink Panther
Scariest: Wait Until Dark (with Audrey Heburn.)
Overrated: Gone With the Wind. More recently American Beauty.
Underrated: - Can't think of any in particular, right now.
A movie you haven't seen yet but you really want to?
Harry Potter 3. Did I mention I don't go the theater any more. I'll buy it when it hits DVD.
A movie character you could really relate to, or even wish you could be like?
Atticus Finch of To Kill a Mockingbid. Talk about courage!
Movie that the person you got this from reminds you of:
The Blues Brothers, I guess cause I think Rob would be a fun guy to see it with..
When I say the word, you say the first movie that comes to mind:
Either Zorba the Greek or the Russian version of War and Peace from the 1970s
If you were a movie what genre would you be filed under at the video store?
Boring dreck on the discount sale table?