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A Time to Kill, The Rainmaker, & Runaway Jury were all pretty good Grisham movies imo. The Client was alright... and i haven't seen or read The Pelican Brief yet. as far as non-Grisham stuff goes.... I thought The Basketball Diaries by Jim Carrol was a great book & movie. Leonardo...

no prob. haha, i know how it to have a significant other that doesn't read. my on again/off again girlfriend won't pick up a book for anything. i'm glad i stumbled across this site because real life book groups are usually a little too wierd for me, and i sure can't discuss anything with her...

go to user cp and then to edit your avatar. the picture you uploaded already is for your profile only. avatars are included in all your posts and can be a max of 64x64 in dimension

don't shoot! *ducks under desk*

the internet is a wonderful place. welcome to the site. kick your shoes off and stay a while.

yeah he is... If Chins Could Kill was a good book as well. i'm not sure if it's on DVD yet, they were showing a screening of it locally and i was lucky enough to catch it. if you can't find a copy of the DVD i'd suggest snatching it from bit torrent.

if they're are any around here i reccomend you to check out Bubba Ho-Tep if you get the chance. i watched it earlier today and it was absolutely hillarious. despite the wacky plot, Campbell & Ozzie Davis are able to make it work. the performances are great, and it's a really fun & entertaining...

*throws tomato*

"In 1970, one of Mississippi's more colorful weekly newspapers, The Ford County Times, went bankrupt. To the surprise and dismay of many, ownership was assumed by a 23 year-old college dropout, named Willie Traynor. The future of the paper looked grim until a young mother was brutally raped and...

he looks like a Mr. Freddy

damn i'm getting really hungry, and i'm about to go for a jog. lol whenever i get back i'm devouring some food.

sorry, can't say that i do. that two cents was all i had left after Silly Wabbit stole my wallet :(

you didn't give any indication as to whether you liked it or not. i just wanted to add my two cents.

^i'd have to agree with Martin... although i still enjoyed Jackie Brown.

lol. fantastic test.

lmfao, i feel so late... i just came back from seeing it maybe twenty minutes ago, and i absolutely loved it. it wasn't as heavy on the fighting as the first one, but i was glad the story itself was able to carry it. i forget the name of the white hair/bearded guy that trained *beep*-- i...

i plan on making a trip to Barnes & Noble this weekend to pick up a few things. i'll make sure i grab a copy of that while i'm there.

:eek: Family Guy is only one of the most hillarious shows ever made. i would tell you to buy one of the DVD sets, but they're $40 each (American). i'd hate for you to buy it and then not find them funny, although i don't think that's possible. if i were you i'd download a few episodes...

welcome aboard... i'm pretty new myself, but these guys seem alright. except for Silly Wabbit, he stole my wallet.

lol. i didn't know you guys took your dislike of Seinfeld so seriously. I'll have to watch my general statements in the future. :p this may be true, but your response almost has a 'British Comedies Are Superior' sort of feel to it. I agree that we produce a lot of garbage in the States, but...