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I'm just wondering what that was like. I'm around my two nieces all the time and they're such a handful and it's diffcult to not give one of them more attention than the other one which they hate. And these are actually good kids.

I want to make a compilation/montage videos of the cliche movie scene where the guy (usually it's the guy) runs through the street or a building in order to stop someone who they love. I don't know what music I want to put in the backround of the stitched together movie clips, which will be muted so that I can add a song that is very romantic and dramatic sounding.

My dog is usually pretty chill and if I go to sleep during the day afternoon, he usually stays in his bed when I go to mine but, every night when I go sleep, he ends up scratching at my door excessively and whining loudly. It's so incredibly annoying and the reason why don't just let him in is because he'll just end up scratching on the door again to be let back out forcing to get up constantly to let him and out all night. It seems to me that he's afraid of the nighttime since it's the only way he acts like that. Does anyone else here have the same problems with their dogs?

I love listening to movie scores and some of them are pretty famous mainly from winning and being nominated for awards. Those films also usually receive accolades in general which makes it seem like only critically acclaimed movies have great scores which isn t the case. There are a few that I really love, the movie "Days of Heaven" has a score, some of it was even used in the "Beauty and the Beast", particularly in the very beginning when the prince s story is being told. Another one is "The Next Three Days". It s a pretty good Russel Crowe film that just came and went which is a shame partly because of the great music that was composed for it. "Blood Diamond" is another one and even though it was popular during the 2006 award season, a lot of people either haven t seen it, haven t heard of it, or can t remember it and again, that sucks since the soundtrack is amazing. Other scores that I love is "The Truman Show", "Terminator 2: Judgement Day", and I also have to mention the TV show "Lost", which also had great music.

Can you think of any other little-known, under-appreciated, or even bad movies that have great scores?

With every album released, only a handful of songs will be released as singles giving it radioplay, a video and also multiple live performances of it and the other songs end up being unheard by the general public but, they could be great songs. Do you have any favorite songs by a singer or band that most people haven't heard or even know about.

It was on comedy central in the late 90s. It was about a british couple, the name of the show was their names like "john and mary". It was animated and I'm pretty sure that the woman worked as a podiatrist.

I love super romantic love songs but, they always seem to be slow ballads. Can you think of any exceptionally moving, or heartfelt songs that aren't really slow? Also, I realize that almost every song out there is about love but, most of them are not well-written or performed.

It's just so annoying how some people say that they don't care what they're told as long as it's the truth. How is that even possible? Plus, the idea that someone can't be upset over being told something since it's the truth is really stupid. Why would something being true make it somehow okay no matter what it is? Like, being honest and even apologetic is not some get-out-of-jail-free card

For me, definitely Patrick Stewart as Professor X. Sure, he looks exactly like him but, can you imagine if the casting department gave the role to someone else? It's just ridiculous. Other examples are Jim Carey in "The Mask", and "Ace Ventura: Pet Detective." Kevin Spacey in "American Beauty"(stupid movie but, Kevin Spacey IS Lester Burnham, there's no other explanation for his freaky good acting in that. Another one that is not a movie but, You just can't possibly fathom anyone in the role as Walter White besides from the great Bryan Cranston. Then of course there's also Robin Williams who brought so much beautiful life to each of his characters that the idea of anyone else in his roles is offensive, his best being the Genie in "Aladdin", Mr. Keating in "Dead Poet's Society and of course Mrs. Doubtfire.

Can you see those characters differently at all? I can't. It's like those roles were written specifically for them only.

I don't want to talk to them about it. I hate them now, and can't stand to even look at them. I want them to know that I heard what they said because they didn't realize that I did but, if I say something it will just come out as yelling or angry. I feel horrible now and hate going to work. I try to forget about it but, it keeps creeping back into my thoughts, even when I'm at home. Should I tell my boss? We have a zero tolerance policy when it comes to that stuff, and since they didn't realize I was there, they would probably just get a warning but, wouldn't that make them hate me even more? Would it create drama? I have to do something.

I like listening to youtube singers doing covers of songs. What is your favorite?

For me, it's "Wrecking Ball" by Miley Cyrus. I don't even listen to mainstream hit radio or pop music in general, I just really love that one.