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Has anyone got it on DVD? If so, what cover did you get? I ordered it from Barnes and Noble which gives you a free pack of Sin City trading cards retailed at 5 dollars. Pretty sweet. :)

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Pizza. When it comes to gorging, it is Pizza no matter what.

I have been meaning to rent this after reading the back of the box and seeing all the hailing it got from critics.

I don't know, but if there isn't a film out there that makes you laugh hard, then god help your sense of humor. :(

Haha, someone has played or heard of it. :P My friends and I played it from 8th grade to Sophmore year in High School. Now, I barely play computer games, but when I did, I'd put about 12+ hours a day into Everquest. It was really scary how much we played it, but when I look back, it was so much...

You might think so, but since they have come out (which I think was around 96 for Metal Gear Solid and Resident Evil, and 2000 for Grand Theft Auto 3) I have gone back and played them because they keep pulling me in. I also mentioned Everquest, simply because that's a game you can't exactly finish.

That's the simple answer. Forum etiquette. However, you really didn't have to come off the way you did. And thanks for pitying me and listing. :)

Obviously that is fine, but it's a bit ridiculous how nit picky he is. :rolleyes:

Okay, that's fine, then don't even post in the thread if you won't stay on topic. If you're tired of these retread of threads, then why even post in them? Ignore them. Well, I don't know about you, but I have some imagination. It makes it a tad more fun if you think about the whole set up of...

Thanks. :) And I forgot a game that would completely blow time away. Everquest. :P

Oh, he doesn't. He's probably just someone who took AP courses in High School, and succeeded well in the tough college courses and just thinks he is above others. People like him really just make me chuckle at how sad he tries to come off on forums. The funny thing is that he is tearing...

It sounds a bit like, "The Boy Who Could Fly", although I don't think that kid ever sprouts wings.

Just because something is less plausible, doesn't make it less interesting. And to make you happy you guys happy, I've added some more details so it isn't so much like the "3 Favorite Movies" thread.

Maybe you could just answer the question without making a comment, that'd be nice :) And adding the element of being on an Island makes it a bit more interesting.

God Jay, you seem like you would be a mind numbingly boring person to be around. Try not to completely derail this thread with your bickering. I think it's awfully nice of King to be donating money, even if he doesn't do it that often compared to how much he has written. As for the story...

It's definitely one of those films that is hilarious the first time you watch it, but decreases in laughter as you watch it.

If you were stuck on an Island with no possible means of escape, and you were able to watch movies, what three DVD's, CD's and games would you bring with you? 1. La Dolce Vita 2. The Good, the Bad and the Ugly 3. Pulp Fiction 1. Dark Side of the Moon by Pink Floyd 2. Ok Computer by...

Last night, I watched Downfall. Films like this, Saving Private Ryan, Schindlers List and even Enemy at the Gates just amaze me how well the production value is. The sets are just fantastically done, it takes your breath away just thinking about it. Bruno Ganz was amazing with his brutal yet...

1. Napolean 2. Robert E. Lee 3. Grandfather 4. Akira Kurosawa 5. Amelia Earhart 6. Chris Farley