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Not only is it one of my favorite romantic movies, it's one of my all time favorites: Beauty and the Beast

- Spring Breakdown (April 13)
- Spider-Man 3 (May 4)
- Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End (May 25)
- Ocean's Thirteen (June 8)
- Transformers (July 4)
- Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (July 13)

I saw it last night. I was pumped to see it because of the gorgeous scenery, but I was disappointed with the story after watching it. I know it's meant to be an action blockbuster, but eye candy can't carry a picture alone. There still has to be some substance there. I have to admit it was very entertaining, though.

Btw, the Spartans must have gotten their hands on a copy of John Basedow's Six Pack Abs because everyone on screen was ripped.

One that comes to mind is the Chevrolet commercial for their Presidents Day event. There was a pretty awesome version of Hail to the Chief playing in the background.

I recently caught González Iñárritu's 21 Grams on TV the other night. I loved it! His signature "separate lives coming together" is a cool concept I think takes a real genius to create a well-constructed plot around. Naomi Watts isn't too bad either.

The best from 2006 is definitely Justin Timberlake's video for "My Love".

Dakota Fanning! I'm 15 so it's not that weird, you guys. Okay, it is pretty weird.

I've changed my mind—I LOVE MANHUNTER! (More like points.)

I agree that Manhunter is a great movie with a style that's very distinctive, but I love the storyline and premise of The Silence of the Lambs much better.

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I'm sticking to my guns—I STILL LOVE THE SILENCE OF THE LAMBS!

Although I do agree with Nils that Manhunter is a great film, and Cox is an awesome Lecter, I really want points. Haha just kidding. I don't think the style is very "different" than the time in which it was made. The film has a very 80's feel to it (pastels and techno music in the background), which isn't that much of stretch for Mann. I mean, Look at Miami Vice.

Win-win situation?

Sufjan Stevens

Once I "accidentally left" Jessica Simpson's "A Public Affair" on "repeat" with the Audioscrobbler plug-in in the background, and now it's the top track on my last.fm.

Pretty much the classic '90s pop—Britney, *Nsync, Spice Girls, you know, that sort of thing.

I was at San Francisco International, coming home from New York, and I saw John Mayer standing at the baggage claim carousel.

I wasn't completely sure it was him at the time. I just kept staring at him, making up my mind as to whether or not it was actually John Mayer. I mean, other than one guy he was talking to, no one else was approaching him.

When I told my friend, she showed me a link to the Engadget update of Steve Jobs' keynote at Macworld.

11:02am - "It's our pleasure to welcome John Mayer," who will now play the keynote off.

I was devastated! Just kidding. From the pictures I knew it was him at the airport because he was wearing the exact same shirt. Now that I think about it, it's kinda gross.

Oh, I almost forgot! I'm also hooked on the Dreamgirls OST.

I saw it while I was scrolling down: The Evolution of Robin Thicke. His style reminds me a lot of JT. I'm also checking out the new Fall Out Boy.