Yeah okay fine, I'm tagged

[annathepiper]

1) Total number of films I own on DVD/video: I have no earthly idea. Who actually counts them?

2) The last film I bought: Hrmm. I want to say this'd be Master and Commander, since although I've bought DVDs since then, I'm pretty sure that's the last actual movie I purchased. The DVDs I've purchased since then have been DVD releases of TV shows (the Battlestar Galactica miniseries, the first season of Lost in Space).

3) The last film I watched: The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy.

4) Five films that I watch a lot or that mean a lot to me:

1. Raiders of the Lost Ark.
2. Gladiator.
3. The original Star Wars trilogy.
4. The Lord of the Rings trilogy.
5. Master and Commander.

5) Pick on five people. Tag 5 people and have them put this in their journal:

Er, um, uh, mamishka, mathmuffin, cruisedirector, boxer_ferret, and xelona. I think that's five people who haven't actually done this thing yet, and let's make it Media Girl Plus People Who Just Started Reading My Journal Day, shall we?

Comments

[cats-haven.livejournal.com]

Nice selection of movies. I haven't seen Master and Commander yet, but the rest are among my favorites to watch.

[annathepiper]

Why thank you. :) Raiders remains my All Time Favorite Film Ever, for a great number of reasons; the original Star Wars trilogy is close behind it. Gladiator is on the list as it was the film that kicked off my Russell Crowe fandom (and let Mr. Crowe overthrow Mr. Ford off the top of my Favorite Actors pantheon). However, Master and Commander may well have overtaken it as my favorite Crowe film, just because I love Jack Aubrey that much. ^_^

And well, Lord of the Rings, because DUH.

[sarekofvulcan.livejournal.com]

and let Mr. Crowe overthrow Mr. Ford off the top of my Favorite Actors pantheon

*starts humming "Harrison Ford" by Christine Lavin. "The only living movie star I ever adored, the only living movie star I ever adored, Harrison Harrison Harrison Harrison Harrison Fo-o-ord..."*

[annathepiper]

Hee! Hey, he's songworthy; I wrote a filk about him myself. ;) It was in answer to Connie Willis getting up on the stage at the Hugo Awards at Worldcon in 1997, and claiming she was saving up all her Hugos for Harrison Ford.