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"You're Never Fully Dressed Without a Smile" from ANNIE Here's the version from the 1982 film: And here's the version from the 1999 film (the movie version that I grew up with): One of the few songs where I prefer the 1982 rendition over the 1999 rendition (the 1999 version has better...

I've never seen Godfather either. My mom bought the movies once, but she messed up when buying the VHS tapes, and ended up getting part 1 of the first movie and part 2 of the second movie, so we never bothered to watch them, as we didn't have the entire movie of either.

I believe some modern movies are considered classics, but that's just my opinion.

I prefer actual books too. If I need to flip back a few pages (because I might want to re-read a part that I didn't quite understand), it's easier to do that with an actual book. With an iPad, I lose my place a lot when this happens. Also, there might be something about the light coming from...

I used both the theatrical and extended versions of the movies as bases for my cut-down version that's on my computer. I actually kept the majority of the beginning of the movie. I cut the flashback to Erebor (we hear everything we need to know about it during the party at the Shire, and it's...

13 Film Titles That Include A Number... 01: THE CONJURING 2 (2016) 02: 2001: A SPACE ODYSSEY 03. 2010: THE YEAR WE MAKE CONTACT (1984) 04. 42ND STREET 05. THIRTEEN GHOSTS (2001) 06. THREE SMART GIRLS (1936)

I'm trying to finish reading the Harry Potter books. I'm on book six now.

I heard there was no point in watching it, as it's a scene-for-scene recreation of the original.

Not a remake, as both movie versions are individual adaptations of the same book, but I prefer the newer version of "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" over the older one. Believe me, I do enjoy many aspects of the older movie, but I get a lot more enjoyment from the newer one. Tim Burton was a...

Maybe try posting about it on places in the IMDb message boards where you normally visit.

I don't believe it's possible to have a board for each individual movie. That would be to much for the administrators to keep track of.

It's really good if you've actually read the original Oz books by L. Frank Baum. I went into it (I believe I was in seventh grade), thinking I would be getting a lame MGM Oz spin-off, instead I got a dark, more serious, and more faithful to the books movie (it's a combination of the second and...

The soundtrack from Return to Oz (1985), a criminally underrated film that I actually consider superior to the classic 1939 Wizard of Oz.