Post/Author/DateTime	Post
#1 Greater_Lammasu Jun 22, 2009 20:20:30	Galaxy Quest is such a great movie. It manages to have fun with Star Trek but at the same time celebrates it worth. Great movie. I got the 10th anniversary special edition recently and it's a joy to watch it.
#2 Forgember Jun 23, 2009 5:11:46	Might have to pick that up myself at some point, was one of them movies that you thought would be awful but was almost shockingly good.
#3 daelen_greymoon Jun 23, 2009 10:56:39	I agree. I love this movie, but did not expect to when we first went into the theater. My gods! Has it been 10 years? Tony Shaloub was brilliant, as always. "What the matter with them?" "I dunno, c'mon."
#4 demiteddybear Jun 23, 2009 11:15:01	10 years? I hate it when this happens, films that I've always thought of as quite recent turns out to be a decade old >_<
#5 The_White_Sorcerer Jun 23, 2009 13:40:39	10 years? I hate it when this happens, films that I've always thought of as quite recent turns out to be a decade old >_< It just means you're old.
#6 Artifact Jun 23, 2009 13:49:14	Wow! That means I've been thinking about picking up a DVD copy for ten years (after first seeing it in theaters). Just Wow! I really am getting old . . . fast.
#7 The_White_Sorcerer Jun 23, 2009 14:02:30	I really am getting old . . . fast. It'll only get faster as time goes by.
#8 MechaPilot Jun 23, 2009 14:10:54	You think you're old now. I just started working out a d20 modern setting based on Who Framed Roger Rabbit. Imagine my shock to find out that it's 20 years old.
#9 Artifact Jun 23, 2009 14:22:25	Ackk! I remember that one too (from the theater). I was just out of high scool at the time.
#10 zombie_babies Jun 23, 2009 14:23:27	I saw The Goonies in the theater. I was 7. And Stand By Me. I was 8. Oh, and The Neverending Story. I was 6. And let's not forget Flight of the Navigator. 8 years old. Yeah, old. ;)
#11 lofgren Jun 23, 2009 15:49:01	I always tear up when Quellek dies. By Grabthar's hammer! By the Sons of Warvan! You shall be avenged!
#12 demiteddybear Jun 23, 2009 18:39:02	You think you're old now. I just started working out a d20 modern setting based on Who Framed Roger Rabbit. Imagine my shock to find out that it's 20 years old. Seriously? But..but..that film just came out!
#13 Mad_Jack Jun 23, 2009 18:45:07	E.T. phone AARP... I had a serious crisis when they rereleased it for the 20th anniversary... :D
#14 turalisj Jun 23, 2009 18:52:59	Wow, you people are oooolldd.
#15 Mad_Jack Jun 23, 2009 19:02:33	Wow, you people are oooolldd. Hells yeah! :D Clash Of The Titans and Jason And The Argonauts - DOUBLE FEATURE, baby! - IN A DRIVE-IN!! :D I'm so old I used to beat up Moses for his lunch money... I'm older than dirt - I can remember when dirt was invented. It was so expensive that my family didn't have any dirt for almost ten years, until we saved up to buy some second-hand dirt at the Goodwill store.
#16 jhonesy Jun 23, 2009 19:02:47	"Old people burning, old people burning, put your hands up!" "Old people burning, old people burning, that's kinda messed up!" Jokes aside, I enjoyed that movie when it first came out. I still have a VHS copy I keep around to watch every now and then. It has some of my favorite actors in it, really treat to watch when I'm in the mood for a bit of pseudo-intelligent comedies.
#17 Greater_Lammasu Jun 23, 2009 19:38:23	Where's that from?
#18 jhonesy Jun 23, 2009 19:43:47	I'd put a link up, but I'm sure the site is a No-No. It's from a Canadian Comic Artist/Singer named Jon Lajoie.. That's just a google link of his name, but if you're interested in the specific song, go to youtube and check out the song; "I Kill People". The lyrics are from there. I must warn, however, that Lajoie is not for everyone. You google his material with the full knowledge that you have been warned. :D