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At first, I thought she knew, but now I think it was just bad luck on Paul's part.
I actually like this one, I do agree on the making Michael Myers a secondary character in the last one, I didn't like that, but the rest of the movie I thought was alright. I liked that Laurie was trying to move on and be happy and even celebrate the holiday.
I love this movie! I even love Psycho II, III, and IV.
When I think of family shows, though, I think of shows like The Andy Griffith Show, Leave It to Beaver, The Munsters, Gilligan's Island, I Love Lucy, etc.
These are my top 10 Stephen King books. In no order, by the way. :)
1) Pet Sematary
2) The Stand
3) The Dark Half
4) Gerald's Game
5) Misery
6) The Shining
7) Carrie
8) Night Shift
9) Everything's Eventual: 14 Dark Tales
10) Cujo
1. Modern Problems
2. Clifford
3. The Beverly Hillbillies
Hey, this is tame compared to the TV show Shameless, where every character is a horrible person.
In one episode, I remember him telling one of his girlfriends that he doesn't ride it, really, it's just for show.
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I watched it for the first time last night, and really liked it. Somebody tells Lori that he's going to be fine as he's put in the ambulance.
Not all of them were his fault, though. He got blamed for a lot of stuff that wasn't his fault. For example, the episode You've Been Disconnected. Gilligan thought he was doing the right thing by covering the wires so the rain wouldn't ruin them. He had no idea the storm was going to take them out to sea. The punishment at the end I thought was too far, and not funny. Or in Splashdown, the Professor was the one who knocked the log out of place, not Gilligan, but he gets blamed for it. In Physical Fatness, Gilligan has to gain weight so he's eating a bunch of food. The Professor sits something down that looks like the same stuff Gilligan's eating out of. The Professor should've told him what it was, and yet, JUST Gilligan gets blamed.
Whenever the Professor or Skipper screw up they just shrug it off and are like, "Aww, it's okay," but if Gilligan does, then they turn on him like a pack of angry wolves.
Well, like I said, I didn't dislike her, she just made me mad when she would side with the others against Gilligan.
Oh, yeah, I read the book, too, and I actually found Annie scarier in the book! Don't get me wrong, she was pretty scary in the movie, Kathy Bates did an excellent job, but I dunno, to me, she seemed meaner in the book.
Back in the 90's when I was a kid I would watch Gilligan's Island and The Flintstones on TNT.
I love this movie! I only have it on DVD, though, not Blu Ray. Are there cool bonus features like interviews, deleted scenes, making ofs, commentaries, etc?
Can't forget Lily Munster! She got pretty jealous, too.
I have yet to watch the Chucky TV series, I might have to add it to the list.
Yep, they did as well as the other sequels.