#conrack

[gotankgo]

«A selection of fine films screening at ABC Great States theaters in The Loop fifty years ago today: The Super Cops at Chicago, Thomasine & Bushrod opens at Roosevelt, Conrack in its last week at United Artists, The Three Musketeers at Michael Todd, and The Exorcist was still going strong at Stat-Lake.»

#Thomasine & Bushrod #Conrack #The Three Musketeers #the exorcis #chicago #The Super Cops

[davidwatchedthat]

1/9/24

CONRACK, directed by Martin Ritt, 1974.

#conrack #martin ritt #1974

[lboogie1906]

Madge Dorita Sinclair (née Walters; April 28, 1938 – December 20, 1995) was a Jamaican actress known for her roles in Cornbread, Earl and Me, Convoy, Coming to America, Trapper John, M.D., she received three Emmy nominations for her work on the show and Roots for which she received her first nomination for a Primetime Emmy Award. She voiced the character of Sarabi, Mufasa’s wife, and Simba’s mother, in The Lion King. A five-time Emmy Award nominee, she won the Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Supporting Actress – Drama Series for her role as Empress Josephine in Gabriel’s Fire.

She studied at Shortwood College for Women. She worked as a teacher in Jamaica. She left for New York to pursue her career in acting. She began acting with Joseph Papp’s Public Theatre. She portrayed Clytemnestra in the New York Shakespearean Festival production of The Wedding of Iphigenia.

She made her film debut as Mrs. Scott in Conrack, a role which earned her a nomination for the NAACP Image Award for Outstanding Actress in a Motion Picture.

She played the role of Lally in The Orchid House and received critical praise for her supporting role in Jonathan: The Boy Nobody Wanted. She came to London to appear on stage at the Cochrane Theatre in The Lion. She played a supporting role in Me and the Boys. In her brief role as the captain of the USS Saratoga in Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home, is commonly cited as the first female Starfleet starship captain to appear in Star Trek. She played Geordi La Forge’s mother, captain of the USS Hera, in Star Trek: The Next Generation’s “Interface”. Her final acting role was in an episode of the sitcom Dream On, which first aired one month before her death. #africanhistory365 #africanexcellence

[dmdarius]

Conrack has taken some of Loki's power to do the fowl deeds. And with few options left, we have to follow suite! After all, how else will we defend Asgard from Loki's forces? #rune #ps2 #retro #norse

#Rune: Viking Warlord #PS2 #Playstation 2 #Retro #Action adventure #Platforming #Gore #Combat #viking #norse #Hel #Loki #Odin #Asgard #Midgard #Jotunheim #Giants #Dwarves #Take2Interactive #Unreal Engine #Hack and slash #2001 #Human Head Entertainment #Youtube

[raybizzle]

"Conrack" (1974) is a biographical drama based on the book "The Water Is Wide" by Pat Conroy. Conroy was a teacher assigned to an isolated Yamacraw Island (Daufuskie Island) off South Carolina's coast and populated mainly by poor black families. The children needed to be made aware of the outside world, and their education levels needed to be improved. They couldn't read, write, count, or spell their names, didn't know where they were, and were completely unaware of the world surrounding them. Jon Voight plays Pat Conroy, but due to the Gullah dialect, the children pronounce his name as Conrack. Voight has the support of a great cast that includes Madge Sinclair, Paul Winfield, Hume Cronyn, Tina Andrews, and Antonio Fargas. The children in the movie were from Brunswick, Georgia, at C.B. Greer Elementary School.

This movie has a feel-good story with lots of educational value. Aside from some of the messages implemented by Conroy throughout the film, the history surrounding the conditions of the Gullah people is worth further exploration. Even Magde Sinclair's character as the principal used dated practices in the classroom. "We are off the plantation, Mrs. Scott, and I'll be damn if you turn me into an overseer." Conroy is a liberal individual reformed from the ideologies that he used to carry. In his new teaching environment, he employs various tactics to reach the children, and the education develops into something outside of school books.

It's easy to dismiss this as another white savior movie narrative, but it's a good film and story with some worthy discussion topics. It's sincere and honest. The scenery is stunning in the movie. If you're familiar with the Lowcountry region of the U.S., then landscaping will be nostalgic to you when you see the film. I highly recommend this movie for viewing.

Director: Martin Ritt Writers: Pat Conroy, Irving Ravetch, Harriet Frank Jr.

Starring Jon Voight, Paul Winfield, Madge Sinclair, Tina Andrews, Antonio Fargas, Hume Cronyn, Ruth Attaway, James O'Rear, Gracia Lee, C.P. MacDonald, Jane Moreland, Thomas Horton, Nancy Butler, Robert W. Page

Storyline In this uplifting drama based on the memoir "The Water is Wide," Pat Conroy (Jon Voight) accepts a teaching position on an isolated island in South Carolina. There, he finds a class of illiterate students and takes on the challenge of educating them. Conroy contradicts the lax institutional standards and exposes his students to various topics. Still, those in power do not take kindly to his efforts.

Available on Blu-ray and streaming services

[dmacthedon]

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[tcm]

Jon Voight and Paul Winfield in CONRACK ('74)

#Jon Voight #Paul Winfield #CONRACK #Martin Ritt

[kevrocksicehouse]

The big liberal heart of Martin Ritt started beating 107 years ago today. A few of his films:

Sounder (1972). A simple story of a depression era sharecropper family whose father, Nathan (Paul Winfield) is arrested for stealing a ham. His wife Rebecca (Cicely Tyson) sends the oldest boy David Lee (Kevin Hooks) to visit him. He fails, but on the way home comes across a school whose teacher invites him to attend. Sometime later (in one of the most painfully joyous reunions cinema has given us) Nathan returns, injured and insists David Lee attend the school even though he’s needed on the farm. In a heartbreaking scene he tells the son “You lose some of the time what you go after but you use all of the time you don’t go after.” As good a film as I’ve ever seen.

Conrack (1974). Ritt tells the story of Pat Conroy (who would later write The Great Santini and The Prince of Tides) when he was a teacher assigned to South Carolina’s Yamacraw Island, an isolated impoverished area and his attempts to overcome years of neglect and try to light the merest spark amongst the children. Ritt directs Jon Voight and the children unsentimentally but vividly and without turning the story into a white savior narrative, tells a story, not of victory but of the satisfaction that can come of fighting the good fight.

Norma Rae (1979). Ritt saw something in Sally Field that others didn’t, and as a mill worker with a gossip-worthy past, who is recruited by a union organizer (Ron Liebman), she gives a peerless performance of a woman finding her strength as she goes along. Ritt catches the feel of a crowded factory, and the ways its management manipulated the workers to stifle dissent. And the scene where Norma holds up a sign saying “Union” is iconic for the right reasons. Her triumph comes from beginning the fight.

#martin ritt #sounder #conrack #norma rae #kevrock

[jozefsquare]

Conrack movie poster with excellent photo artwork.

title: Conrack | USA, 1974

director: Martin Ritt

with: Jon Voight, Paul Winfield, Madge Sinclair

poster design: Karel Machálek, 1974

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[marzena-doe]

Doorways Into Darkness

A forgotten city in Central Africa. Jedda recognizes the location as the location of the forgotten city but does not know the legend? The Phantom has to explain it to her (or to the viewer...). Jedda sitting at Dynak is rare, it’s usually Rick. A sign of Jedda Gordon, perhaps?

Ming wants to open a door to alternate universes. Specifically, he wants to open one to the nightgiants.

Ummm... who is this??

The animation/drawing is not top notch in this episode. Also, Jedda wants to accompany her father but he brushes her off. It seems very strange. He usually does not act this way.

This sneaks off to “help”. Oh boy!

Luckily, for once Dynak was able to notice them and they get thrown out.

Flash proves again that he is good with kids and gets Kshin to be excited to stay behind and help Jedda.

Meet Conrack, king of the Nightworld

Only three nightgiants appear.

The Phantom and his pet wolf know the “legendary nightgiant”.

The wolf’s “amulet” is glowing? Why?

I guess three are more than enough. They are really doing damage to Central City. However, more nightgiants are coming. An invasion has begun.

Phantom was very quick to fly back to Central City.

Only to fly back to Africa again after an air battle with the nightgiants. Why couldn’t the other Defenders are taken care of the situation in Central City?

Jedda is being the sensible one and tells the others to wait for Flash and Phantom. A few episodes ago she wasn’t listening to anyone and let Kisa out...

Even their bags have the Defender “D” on them.

Mandrake doesn’t seem to like being touched. After Lothar put his hands on his shoulder, he’s immediately seen to be brushing off... dirt? dust?

A look into Mandrake’s garage. We see the red sportscar again that I’m sure is originally Jedda Gordon’s car.

LJ is clearly annoyed at Kshin and Zuffy “helping” but... he takes them anyway.

Mandrake owning an oldtimer car is actually quite fitting.

In this scene, Rick’s t-shirt underneath his jacket is missing.

Suddenly here’s Kisa. What happened to the wolf??

LJ and Rick are creating a diversion. LJ still has Kshin with him but nobody seems to mind. Even as the nightgiant has LJ’s vehicle in hand, nobody mentions Kshin being there also.

When Jedda, Rick and LJ are supposed to distract the ice robots, finally Mandrake asks Kshin to come into their car. He doesn’t seem mad that Kshin’s here.

I suppose that’s a highway?

Ramming the fence and just jumping onto another road is ridiculous, especially with this type of car and with a little kid in the backseat.

“Jedda, hurry!” Sure... will she drive all the way to Central Africa now? Ok, no, she’s taking a space ship later on.

Mandrake, Lothar and LJ saving Rick went almost too smoothly.

A look at the mansion. It does look again like it did in earlier episodes. Only this time, there seems to be a small wood behind it?

I always enjoy Phantom and Jedda reuniting.

The wolf and Kisa seem to be friends also.

“I have marked the secret entrance” - yes, nobody can miss THAT!

8 tigers this time!

Jedda succeeds but is captured afterwards.

Phantom took care of a nightgiant.

This episode was... honestly I didn’t care about the nightgiants and their senseless destruction of Central City. I’m also confused about the wolf. While interesting, it wonder what it is doing here and why there is suddenly a script that featured a wolf? Did nobody notice that and point that out? Or did originally the Phantom did have a wolf? Maybe Kisa was introduced for the later version but the original version had the wolf and somehow that got mixed up? I like the idea of Mandrake owning an oldtimer car and then actually driving cars for once. Kshin was annoying. The “I want to help” could have come up once and it would have been fine, but anything more is just too many. Rescuing Rick was also way too easy. If the plot allows it, I guess everything can be fixed with an illusion.

#episode commentary #doorways into darkness

[butterflies-dragons]

Themes like incest, kinslaying, oathbreaking are considered as sins and amoral in asioaf. But I think grrm is exploring many layers in it. If Gilly would have killed Craster to escape from rape would it be called sin? Jaime killed his king Aerys to stop his madness from killing everyone , was that immoral? Jon broke his oath to save his sister, was it wrong? I think grrm is asking to not see those things black and white.

Baby in our wildest moments We could be the greatest, we could be the greatest Maybe in our wildest moments We could be the worst of all [x]

***

Not all incest tho. Remember that Westeros was OK with cousins marriages (Tywin/Joanna, Rickard/Lyarra) and with aunt/uncle and nephew/niece marriages as well (Jonnel/Sansa). And the Targaryen brought their Valyrian tradition to marry brother and sister to Westeros via dragon threat and doctrines of exceptionalism as justification (meaning only them can do it, because dragons).

What is considered a sin in Westeros is the brother and sister, and parent with children incest, like Jaime/Cersei, and Craster and his daughters/wives.

But with kingslaying and oathbreaking, it seems that these general rules/commandments accept no exception, like self defense, life preservation, victim's fault, the greatest good, etc. Those rules are so sacred that they carry a punishment no matter what.

So you are right about GRRM asking his readers to not see those things black and white, with examples of Gilly, Jaime and Jon.

All those "problematic," "controversial," "radical," "immoral," "grey" decisions and actions are the result of what Martin's considers the only thing that is worth to write about: the human heart in conflict with itself.

He is also trying to tell us that we are capable of greatness but also capable to commit the most horrible crimes and abominations. That's how he writes his characters:

[...] They come in all varieties and even the individuals have good and evil within them. I’ve always tried to do that because I think that’s realistic, and I think we’re all grey. We all have good and bad in us, we’ve all done good things and we’ve all done bad things. And we can do, I mean, real history is full of stories about people who did something wonderful on Tuesday and something horrible on Thursday, same person.

There is a wonderful writer who passed away a few years ago, not a science fiction writer but, Pat Conroy. Have any of you ever read Pat Conroy? Terrific writer, one of the great writers I think of the 20th century. And he wrote… A lot of his books were made into movies, “The Great Santini”, “The Water is Wide”, which as made into the movie “Conrack,” based on his own experiences teaching, “The Lords of Discipline”. But probably the best known books of his is  “The Prince of Tides”, and I remember that book, that book has a character in it who is an absolutely abusive father, he terrorizes his children he abuses them both verbally and physically. He’s horrible to his wife, he’s really a despicable, horrible person. But there are flashbacks within that to World War II, about an American aviator flying a mission over Nazi Germany who was shot down, and that, he parachutes out to safety but now he’s in the middle of Nazi Germany and he has to get back to the lines. He makes his way though the German lines, you know, hiding in haystacks, and occasionally meeting Germans who try to turn him in, and the other Germans who are kind to him and hide him. And that, you know, it’s an interesting secondary storyline. It’s the same character, and you realize as you read this, you’re reading the story about this brave American aviator trying to make his way through the Nazi’s and to get back to the lines, and you’re really rooting for him, and you’re identifying with him, and you think he’s great, and then you get to the present day and he’s this horrible wretched person, based on Conrad’s own father, who was mistreating his family. And I loved that, I mean, the depth of character there. It was amazing, and the fact that Conrad did it so greatly. So that’s… that’s some of my views on characters.

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[thedragonsavior]

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surveyssurveyssurveys:

SUPPOSEDLY if you’ve seen over 70 films, you have no life. Mark the ones you’ve seen. There are 239 films on this list. Copy this list and paste this on your Tumblr. Then, put x’s next to the films you’ve seen, add them up, change the header adding your number, and click post at the bottom…

(x) A Cinderella Story

(x) Another Cinderella Story

( ) Step Up

( ) Step Up 2

(x) High School Musical

(x) High School Musical 2

( ) High School Musical 3

(x) Hannah Montana Movie

(x) Enchanted

( ) Sydney White

Total: 6

( ) She’s The Man

( ) Licensed to Wed

( ) The Break-Up

(x) 13 going on 30

(x) 27 Dresses

( ) P.S I Love You

( ) Made of Honor

( ) What Happens in Vegas

( ) Get Smart

(x) The Princess Bride

Total: 9

(x) Camp Rock

(x) Wild Child

(x) Ella Enchanted

(x) The Princess Diaries

(x) The Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement

(x) 50 First Dates

(x) The Lizzie McGuire Movie

( ) Hotel For Dogs

(x) Just Married

(x) Freaky Friday

Total: 18

(x) The Hot Chick

( ) Sleepover

( ) Confessions Of a Shopaholic

(x) Twilight

(x) Nancy Drew

(x) The Devil Wears Prada

( ) No Reservations

(x) Perfect Man

( ) Australia

( ) Never Been Kissed

Total: 23

Comedy/Humour:

(x) Yes Man

( ) Bedtime Stories

(x) The Pink Panther

(x) The Pink Panther 2

( ) Marley & Me

(x) Cheetah Girls

(x) Cheetah Girls 2

(x) Bratz

(x) Haunted Mansion

(x) Paul Blart Mall Cop

Total: 31

( ) The 40-Year-Old Virgin

(x) Night at the Museum

(x) Night at the Museum 2

(x) Evan Almighty

(x) Bruce Almighty

(x) White Chicks

(x) Neverending Story

(x) Meet the Spartans

(x) Meet the Parents

(x) Meet the Fockers

Total: 40

( ) Scream

( ) Scream 2

( ) Scream 3

(x) Scary Movie

(x) Scary Movie 2

(x) Scary Movie 3

(x) Scary Movie 4

() American Pie

( ) American Pie 2

( ) American Pie Band Camp

Total: 44

Adventures:

(x) Harry Potter 1: The Philosopher’s Stone

(x) Harry Potter 2: The Chamber of Secrets

(x) Harry Potter 3: Prisoner of Azkaban

(x) Harry Potter 4: Goblet of Fire

(x) Harry Potter 5: Order of the Phoenix

(x) Harry Potter 6: Half-Blood Prince

(x) Lord of the Rings: Fellowship of the Ring

(x) Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers

(x) Lord of the Rings: Return Of the King

(x) Chronicles Of Narnia: The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe

(x) Chronicles Of Narnia: Prince Caspian

Total: 55

(x) Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark

(x) Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom

(x) Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade

(x) Indiana Jones and the Crystal Skull

(x) The Mummy

(x) The Mummy 2

(x) The Mummy 3

(x) Journey to the Center of Earth

(x) City of Ember

(x) Finding Neverland

Total: 65

(x) Pirates of the Caribbean

(x) Pirates of the Caribbean 2: Dead Man’s Chest

(x) Pirates of the Caribbean 3: At World’s End

(x) X-Men

( ) X-2

( ) X-3

(x) Spider-Man

(x) Spider-Man 2

( ) Spider Man 3

( ) King Kong

Total: 71

( ) Hellboy

( ) Star Wars Ep. I The Phantom Menace

( ) Star Wars Ep. II Attack of the Clones

( ) Star Wars Ep. III Revenge of the Sith

( ) Star Wars Ep. IV A New Hope

( ) Star Wars Ep. V The Empire Strikes Back

( ) Star Wars Ep. VI Return of the Jedi

( ) Underdog

(x) A Series Of Unfortunate Events

( ) Batman: The Dark Knight

Total: 72

Action/Thriller:

(x) The Matrix

( ) The Matrix Reloaded

( ) The Matrix Revolution

( ) Terminator

( ) Terminator 2

( ) Terminator 3

( ) Ocean’s Eleven

( ) Ocean’s Twelve

( ) Ocean’s Thirteen

(x) Casino Royale 007

Total: 74

( ) Bourne Identity

( ) Bourne Supremacy

( ) Underworld

( ) Butterfly Effect

( ) Death Note

( ) Death Note 2

( ) Death Note 3: Change the world

( ) Resident Evil 1

( ) Resident Evil 2

(x) I, Robot

Total: 75

( ) Rush Hour

( ) Rush Hour 2

( ) Rush Hour 3

( ) Mission Impossible 1

( ) Mission Impossible 2

( ) Mission Impossible 3

(x) I Am Legend

( ) Predator I

( ) Predator II

( ) Signs

Total: 76

Horror:

( ) Saw

( ) Saw II

( ) Saw III

( ) Saw Iv

( ) Saw V

(x) The Grinch

( ) Texas Chainsaw Massacre

( ) Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning

( ) The Ring

( ) The Ring 2

Total: 77

( ) Final Destination

( ) Final Destination 2

( ) Final Destination 3

( ) Ghost Ship

( ) From Hell

( ) Childs Play

( ) Seed of Cucky

( ) Bride of Chucky

( ) Gothika

( ) Nightmare on Elm Street

Total: 77

( ) The Grudge

( ) The Grudge 2

( ) The Haunted Apartment

( ) Siren

( ) Silent Hill

(x) The Mask

(x) Son Of The Mask

( ) Alone

(x) Omen

( ) House Of Wax

Total: 80

( ) The Eye

( ) The Eye 2

( ) Shutter

( ) When a Stranger calls

( ) The Fog

( ) The Skulls

( ) Cruel Intentions

( ) Cruel Intentions 2

( ) House of 1000 Corpses

Total: 80

Cartoons:

(x) Lilo & Stitch

(x) Ice Age

(x) Ice Age 2: The Meltdown

(x) Madagascar

(x) Madagascar 2

(x) Kung Fu Panda

( ) Bolt

(x) Wall-E

(x) Monsters Inc

(x) Shark Tale

Total: 89

(x) Shrek

(x) Shrek 2

(x) Shrek 3

(x) Finding Nemo

(x) ET

(x) Cars

(x) Ratatouille

(x) Toy Story

( ) Toy Story 2

(x) The Incredibles

Total: 98

Inspirational:

(x) Little Miss Sunshine

( ) I Am Sam

( ) The Day After Tomorrow

(x) Coach Carter

( ) The Last Dance

( ) To Kill A Mockingbird

( ) Conrack

( ) Midnight Sun

( ) Little Black Book

(x) Hotel Rwanda

Total: 101

Classics:

( ) Ten Things I Hate About You

(x) Titanic

(x) Romeo & Juliet

( ) Frankenstein

( ) A Midsummer Nights Dream

Total: 102

[yellowcarded357]

Conrack

Condor

Condex

Klondike

Cojack

Concrete

Corndoor

Coydoor

Cromwell

#catinthehat #drseuss #cat in the hat #conrad #movie #love #dr seuss #conrad and sally #cupcakeinator #mike meyers #names cat calls conrad

[lboogie1906]

Yvonne L. Andrews (born April 23, 1951), known professionally as Tina Andrews, is an actress, television producer, screenwriter, author, and playwright. She played Valerie Grant on Days of Our Lives.

She wrote the TV mini-series, Sally Hemings: An American Scandal, which was the first time that the relationship between Thomas Jefferson and Sally Hemings had been explored on TV. She was the first African American to win the Writers Guild of America award for Original Long Form, for her script for this mini-series.

She was born in Chicago. She attended Harlan Community Academy High School, where she participated in Modern Dance, Student Council, and Drama Club. She studied at New York University; majoring in Drama.

She played Angie Wheeler on The Sanford Arms. She acted in Roots, as Aurelia, the girlfriend of the character Kunta Kinte. Haley hired her to work with him on the miniseries Alex Haley’s Great Men of African Descent. Haley mentored her literary work. She portrayed Valerie in Falcon Crest and Josie in Born Innocent. She had guest appearances as characters on many shows, including The Odd Couple, Love Story, Sanford and Son, Good Times, and The Brady Bunch. She performed in films such as Conrack and Carny.

She has written screenplays, including the movie, Why Do Fools Fall in Love. She joined other WGA writers in firing their agents as part of the WGA’s stand against the ATA and the unfair practice of packaging.

She wrote an essay for The First Time I Got Paid For It: Writers Tales From the Hollywood Trenches. Her novel, The Hollywood Dolls, was published by Malibu Press. Her Charlotte Sophia: Myth, Madness, and the Moor is a historical novel about Charlotte of Mecklenburg, the wife of King George III of Great Britain. She explores the life of the queen, building on a 21st theory that she had a Black ancestor in the 13th century. She has adapted the Charlotte novel as a play called Buckingham, which premiered at the Southampton Cultural Center in May 2013.

She is married to theatre and documentary filmmaker Stephen Gaines. #africanhistory365 #africanexcellence

[dmdarius]

Finally inside Loki's realm. A stone fortress filled with Hel's dead and the weapons of the dwarves. Somewhere within is Conrack the Betrayer. And my patience for switch based puzzles. #rune #ps2 #retro #norse

#Rune: Viking Warlord #PS2 #Playstation 2 #Retro #Action adventure #Platforming #Gore #Combat #viking #norse #Hel #Loki #Odin #Asgard #Midgard #Jotunheim #Giants #Dwarves #Take2Interactive #Unreal Engine #Hack and slash #2001 #Human Head Entertainment #Youtube

[ncityownsmyheart]

I’VE SEEN 138 MOVIES

SUPPOSEDLY if you’ve seen over 70 films, you have no life. Mark the ones you’ve seen. There are 239 films on this list. Copy this list and paste this on your Tumblr. Then, put x’s next to the films you’ve seen, add them up, change the header adding your number, and click post at the bottom. Have fun.

       Teen/Romance:        (x) A Cinderella Story        (x) Another Cinderella Story        (x) Step Up        (x) Step Up 2        (x) High School Musical        (x) High School Musical 2        (x) High School Musical 3        (x) Hannah Montana Movie        () Enchanted        () Sydney White        Total: 8        (x) She’s The Man        () Licensed to Wed        (x) The Break-Up        (x) 13 going on 30        () 27 Dresses        () P.S I Love You        () Made of Honor        () What Happens in Vegas        () Get Smart        () The Princess Bride        Total: 11

       (x) Camp Rock        (x) Wild Child        (x) Ella Enchanted        (x) The Princess Diaries        (x) The Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement        (x) 50 First Dates        (x) The Lizzie McGuire Movie        (x) Hotel For Dogs        () Just Married        (x) Freaky Friday        Total: 20        (x) The Hot Chick        () Sleepover        () Confessions Of a Shopaholic        (x) Twilight        (x) Nancy Drew        () The Devil Wears Prada        () No Reservations        () Perfect Man        () Australia        () Never Been Kissed        Total: 23        Comedy/Humour:        () Yes Man        () Bedtime Stories        (x) The Pink Panther        () The Pink Panther 2        (x) Marley & Me        (x) Cheetah Girls        (x) Cheetah Girls 2        () Bratz        (x) Haunted Mansion        (x) Paul Blart Mall Cop        Total: 29        () The 40-Year-Old Virgin        (x) Night in the Museum        (x) Night in the Museum 2        (x) Evan Almighty        (x) Bruce Almighty        (x) White Chicks        () Neverending Story        () Meet the Spartans        () Meet the Parents        () Meet the Fockers        Total: 34        (x) Scream        (x) Scream 2        (x) Scream 3        (x) Scary Movie        (x) Scary Movie 2        (x) Scary Movie 3        (x) Scary Movie 4        () American Pie        () American Pie 2

       () American Pie Band Camp        Total: 41        Adventures:        (x) Harry Potter 1: The Sorcerer’s Stone        (x) Harry Potter 2: The Secret Chamber        (x) Harry Potter 3: Prisoner of Azkaban        (x) Harry Potter 4: Goblet of Fire        (x) Harry Potter 5: Order of the Phoenix        (x) Harry Potter 6: Half-Blood Prince        () Lord of the Rings: Fellowship of the Ring        () Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers        () Lord of the Rings: Return Of the King        (x) Chronicles Of Narnia: The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe        () Chronicles Of Narnia: Prince Caspian        Total: 47        (x) Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark        (x) Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom        (x) Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade        (x) Indiana Jones and the Crystal Skull        (x) The Mummy        (x) The Mummy 2        (x) The Mummy 3        (x) Journey to the Center of Earth        () City of Ember        (x) Finding Neverland        Total: 56        (x) Pirates of the Caribbean        (x) Pirates of the Caribbean 2: Dead Man’s Chest        (x) Pirates of the Caribbean 3: At World’s End        (x) X-Men        (x) X-2        (x) X-3        (x) Spider-Man        (x) Spider-Man 2        (x) Spider Man 3        (x) King Kong        Total: 66        (x) Hellboy        (x) Star Wars Ep. I The Phantom Menace        (x) Star Wars Ep. II Attack of the Clones        (x) Star Wars Ep. III Revenge of the Sith        (x) Star Wars Ep. IV A New Hope        (x) Star Wars Ep. V The Empire Strikes Back        (x) Star Wars Ep. VI Return of the Jedi        () Underdog        (x) A Series Of Unfortunate Events        (x) Batman: The Dark Knight        Total: 75        Action/Thriller:        (x) The Matrix        () The Matrix Reloaded        () The Matrix Revolution        ) Terminator        () Terminator 2        () Terminator 3        (x) Ocean’s Eleven        (x) Ocean’s Twelve        (x) Ocean’s Thirteen        () Casino Royale 007        Total: 79        () Bourne Identity        () Bourne Supremacy        () Underworld        () Butterfly Effect        () Death Note        () Death Note 2        () Death Note 3: L Change the world        (x) Resident Evil 1        (x) Resident Evil 2        (x) I, Robot        Total: 82        (x) Rush Hour        (x) Rush Hour 2        (x) Rush Hour 3        () Mission Impossible 1        () Mission Impossible 2        () Mission Impossible 3        (x) I Am Legend        (x) Predator I        () Predator II        (x) Signs        Total: 87        Horror:        (x) Saw        (x) Saw II        (x) Saw III        (x) Saw IV        (x) Saw V        (x) The Grinch        (x) Texas Chainsaw Massacre        () Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning        (x) The Ring        (x) The Ring 2        Total: 96

       (x) Final Destination        (x) Final Destination 2        (x) Final Destination 3        () Ghost Ship        () From Hell        (x) Child’s Play        (x) Seed of Chucky        (x) Bride of Chucky        () Gothika        (x) Nightmare on Elm Street        Total: 103        (x) The Grudge        (x) The Grudge 2        () The Haunted Apartment        () Siren        () Silent Hill        (x) The Mask        (x) Son Of The Mask        () Alone        () Omen        () House Of Wax        Total: 107        () The Eye        () The Eye 2        () Shutter        () When a Stranger calls        () The Fog        (x) The Orphanage        () The Skulls        () Cruel Intentions        () Cruel Intentions 2        (x) House of 1000 Corpses        Total: 109        Cartoons:        (x) Lilo & Stitch        (x) Ice Age        (x) Ice Age 2: The Meltdown        (x) Madagascar        (x) Madagascar 2        (x) Kung Fu Panda        (x) Bolt        (x) Wall-E        (x) Monsters Inc.        (x) Shark Tale        Total: 119        (x) Shrek        (x) Shrek 2        (x) Shrek 3        (x) Finding Nemo        (x) ET        (x) Cars        (x) Ratatouille        (x) Toy Story        (x) Toy Story 2        (x) The Incredibles        Total: 129        Inspirational:        (x) Little Miss Sunshine        () I Am Sam        (x) The Day After Tomorrow        () Coach Carter        () The Last Dance        (x) To Kill A Mockingbird        () Conrack        () Midnight Sun        () Little Black Book        (x) Rwanda Genocide        Total: 133        Classics:        (x) Ten Things I Hate About You        (x) Titanic        (x) Romeo & Juliet        (x) Frankenstein        (x) A Midsummer Night’s Dream        Total: 138

TOTAL NUMBER OF MOVIES: 138

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