> I never can decide what my favorite movie is, and I probably never will. It generally changes every six months or so, although my current favorite movie has been holding out for probably almost a year now.

I tend to lean towards kind of wierdish-drama movies, such as Frequency. I didn't have high expectations for it, but it made me cry...definitely a great thing. If a movie makes me cry, it either means that a.) I loved it very much and will now watch it 30 times in a row, or b.) it was the worst thing I've ever seen in my life. (In 8th grade I made the fatal mistake of watching Spice World in the movie theaters with four of my friends...let's just say that it was pointless and stupid beyond description.)

> I'm with you on the sci-fi part. I have never been into science fiction, but Sean (my fiance) insists that I am a closet science fiction fan and I just don't know it yet. We go to movies that he wants to see, and I wind up loving them at least as much as he does, if not more.

I admit, if a sci-fi movie doesn't involve creepy-looking aliens and stuff like that, I might be able to watch it. The movie Sphere, for example, was excellent IMO. I'd read the book first, so of course I thought it was better, but the movie was still excellent.

~Den-"free your mind"Kara