[Rynoah, the Overly-Happy]

<BLOCKQUOTE>quote:<HR>Iv never seen it and i was going to get the whole Series on DVD which is 10 hours long and it costs alot so im not sure. <HR></BLOCKQUOTE><P>My sister bought it on DVD and I do like it. However, I've had people tell me it was too "silly" for their tastes, so if you can find someone to borrow it from, I'd suggest that before you spend a wad of cash on it. <P>Meela: I loved <I>The Odyssey</I>. We were doing the course in English and our teacher brought in the movie for our viewing. Loved it. <P> <BLOCKQUOTE>quote:<HR>Dungeons and Dragons was pretty distressing (to a veteran AD+D'er as I was at the time)<HR></BLOCKQUOTE><P>I've never even <I>looked</I> at the games and I thought <I>Dungeons and Dragons</I> was awful. The dragons were, admittedly, rather nice, but not worth sitting through so much painful film. Guh. *shudders*<P> <BLOCKQUOTE>quote:<HR>Funnily enough I also recall enjoying those "muppet" films, Labyrinth (with an enjoyably ridiculous David Bowie)<HR></BLOCKQUOTE><P>When I first saw it, I thought <I>Labyrinth</I> was pretty dang stupid. However, it seems to have grown on me and now I wish my sister hadn't given away her VHS version. It certainly was worth it just to watch David Bowie's performance (and I don't even like the man that much).<P> <BLOCKQUOTE>quote:<HR>Ladyhawke - Michelle Pfeiffer and Rutger Hauer were magnificent and the story was great.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE><P>Ohhh, how could I have forgotten <I>Ladyhawke</I>?! I absolutely adore that movie (I'm slightly into shape-shifting and this movie pulled it off incredibly well for a film of the time). It's one of the reason I fell in love... with crossbows! Seriously! <P>On an off-topic note, Rutger Hauer also plays in <I>The 10th Kingdom</I> and he wields a crossbow in it as well. Ironically, it has a hawk head at the tip. Just a little trivia. <P>In the Sci-Fi genre, I liked <I>A.I.</I> despite the bad reviews it got. I'm also a mild fan of the Star Wars series. But my all-time favorite has to be <I>X-Men</I> (whose <A HREF="http://www.x2-movie.com" TARGET=_blank>sequel</A> (yes, I was just waiting for a chance to plug that) is released on Friday in the USA). <I>X-Men</I> just... rocks. Marvel does well to convert their books to movies.