A Holiday Love Story

  • eddstarr88
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    • 4 months 29 days ago
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    		 From December 1990, here's a movie that wowed me to the point that even I got caught up in the love story - and loved the movie even more.

    Ice Dance...

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  • thecrow174
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    • 4 months 29 days ago
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    		 That truly is a special moment from the movie. Edward Scissorhands is a timeless classic, and I am proud to say that I own this little gem on DVD.
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  • djdedeo0
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    		 Was a good movie but morbid...depressing.
    Born In '79
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  • eddstarr88
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    • 4 months 24 days ago
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    		 Yes, this is a masterpiece of a movie, both beautiful and sad - like life itself.

    That scene with Vincent Price, it just cuts right through me to know this was his last film before his death.
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  • thecrow174
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    • 4 months 24 days ago
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    		 Genius, thy name is Danny Elfman.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TRMk8P8Wh_g
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  • eddstarr88
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    • 4 months 24 days ago
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    		 I love the way the soundtrack takes me right back to my seat in the theater.
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  • Sunriser
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    • 4 months 24 days ago
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    		 Damn that Tim Burton- he always manages to wedge himself into Christmas with his off color movies!
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  • eddstarr88
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    • 4 months 22 days ago
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    		 Yeah, he did that a couple of years in a row by my memory.
    I think he really loves Christmas, the ol' softie, lol.
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  • thecrow174
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    • 4 months 22 days ago
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    		 Tim Burton has a unique way of film-making.

    When you see a house with obscure windows and an obscure living room ,or if you see a museum with artwork that doesn't look normal, you know you're watching a Tim Burton flick.
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