This was filmed in my home town. My uncle was in the crowd at the ballgame they had and my grandma had a part but it was cut out. Alot of the cast stayed at our neighbor homes it was alot of fun
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I have that movie! It's awesome!!!!
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First of all - the first post was correct. This was not real. An immediate family member of mine was in the state police when the movie came out and informed everyone they could find that the movie was JUST AN INTRIGUING MOVIE. Yes law enforcement WAS bombarded with phone calls about the film. (As a side note - many people called to volunteer to help search for the missing kids.) There were so many calls for a while that it began to seriously strain local resources. \n\nSecond of all - that movie made me gave me the worst motion-sickness. Ugh. It was bad enough that I can't even really give a fair evaluation of any other element of the film. I can just say that the cinematography, while being a large part of the point, really detracted from the film for me.
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I remember it perfectly. I was sitting next to my older sister when the cute face came on the screen. I heard a collective "Aww..." through the theater, and with no small chagrin, realized my mother's voice was the loudest. Yes, that is danged cute. The movie Garfield was pretty much ruined because of it.
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It was awesome! My favorite aunt came into town! Thanks for asking!\n\nI hope your's was good too. :-)
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I thought it was great too. Anyone can do anything they set their mind to regardless of their disabilities and somethimes bad decisions can lead you to corruption. Have you gone to the Bubba Gump Shrimp Comp. restaurant? They have the movie playing almost 24/7. There aren't that many probably 20 restaurants in the whole world.  It's fun and it's great! Fried food... yum!!
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I saw the play about 20 years ago. Mistoffelees came down from the stage and sat on my sister's lap (I guess he would do that to someone during each show and he chose her that night). It was pretty fun! I didn't even know they made it into a movie.
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by living with a family that speaks it....travaling to the respected county. Also you can get tapes that you can listen too.
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Didn't get to see many games this year. Though did get to see the Stro's and Cards late last year. Was kind of wierd, I was sitting outside the stadium on the rooftop looking through the glass at the game. The sound of the crowd still came though, and the silence like when Pujos blasted a homer. It was like watching him hit in a minor league stadium the ball wasn't even close to staying in the park. \n\nRefreshments were a two minute walk away, had the ledge to use for a table and tables all around. Nice breeze blowing so it wasn't real hot. Ballpark peanuts. Somehow they never taste the same anywhere you go except a ball park. \n\nThough I think my favorite game was the first time I saw Randy Johnson pitch. It was like he was handing the ball to the catcher he's so tall. The ball was in his hand one second, the next it was banging into the catchers mit, the batter looking as confused as me as to where the ball went :) Saw that game in the Astrodome. \n\nRemember as a kid watching the O's play in Baltimore. Was the first reguler season major league game I'd seen live. I'd seen exibition games, once saw Paul Molitor make an awesome leaping catch as a second basemen for the Brewers against the Dodgers in an exibition game. In that game there were at least 4 future hall of famers playing. Yount and Molitor were the two who really stuck out. Sutton didn't pitch that game but he was there, so were a couple others.
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I went to Harpeth Hall with Reese Witherspoon in Nashville, TN. I'm bestfriends with her brother John(we call him Spoon) and his wife Jenny(who went to Hillsboro High in Nashville). I also know Shelton Williams(Hank, Jr. III). He went to Franklin High School in Frankin, TN. He is in the 1990 yearbook fighting with Rob Galbreath. No one won because the cops came. My great uncle, Gorden Stoker, was a back up singer for Elvis(the Jordanaires). I have plenty of pictures. I am also related to Amy Grant. She is my cousin by marriage. My mom grew up next door to the Grant's in Nashville and we still see Dr. and Mrs. Grant in Destin,Fl where they have a condo(have pics of our families together). I also know Keith Urban.My good friend Lou, use to live with him when he first came to Nashville and wasn't too famous. I have pictures of us partying at Tootsie's, in downtown Nashville,for Lou's birthday in October of 2003. I know more,but I'm tired of typing. It pays to grow up in Nashville!!
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you and granny need to rent Fast Times at Ridgemont High. it will bring back lots of memories for grannie, and you can see how things were in the 80s.
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I love Madea....she is the grandma of grandmas' 2day..least she acts prettty much like my grandmas'...but the movies are great...i actually saw the plays b4 the movies & i really enjoyed them enough 2 go & see the flics...i love the plays a lil moe tho cos they really express Madea's character...shes more wilder & crazier! LOL! go see em if u haven't....besides all the laughter tyler does touch matters of the heart & shows the importance a family plays in the lives of people.
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I can remember all the way back when I was about 4 years old.  I was setting in my grandmothers walk in closet trying on her shoes from, God knows what era, and my grandfather walked through the bedroom door and stood beside me.  He looked down and said, "your granny is going to get you for playing in her shoes".  I kept on playing and laughed with him about it.  Strange thing is, my grandfather died nearly two years before I was born in that very room I was playing in.  I can remember it all really clearly, pretty weird for my age.
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I made a softball video montage of my last high school softball season... and it looks *really* good!  It's the highlight of my life, actually, the season and the video.  Like... it's a college level video if not beyond that... people I've shown it too are totally blown away because I was behind the camcorder/camera taking pictures and shooting video... and I edited and arranged it and added music to it ("The Scientist" by Coldplay).  People have told me I have talent and that was awesome and that was good... I even made my coach (a guy) sniffle.  But I've been showing it to known acquaintances and friends... I dunno if an outside source would give me the same feedback.  And if it is "that good"... would pursuing a career in Video Production be the ideal path to take?\nI'm sorry... I answered a question with a question...\n\nif you're interested in seeing it let me know.
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Kind of an oldie - the skit where Buckwheat was shot. Eddie Murphy was Buckwheat, Mary Roach was Alfalfa, and Jow Piscopo was Ted Koppel doing the Nightline special about the shooting.\nThey kept playing the shooting clip over and over and slowing it down - funny stuff
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Yes and I loved it... I had it on videotape for a long time but since I made the transition to digital entertainment media, I don't drag it out anymore. Favorite Scene: When he answered the wrong number in his Bob Dylan voice. LOL. Bob...B-O-B.
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My 20 year old daughter loved it and bought the Video tape with Donny Osmond in it.. Now we all love the show even my husband.. it is great.. the music is all great... It would be even better to see a live show.. Hope you have fun doing the show.. I am sure it will be great... :)
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Being from Chicago, it is def one of the best movies -- it is totally rediculous yet reasonable at the same time with what goes on in the movie. For me, also, the places and such are familiar since I grew up here. Also, it is a comedy that you can see 1,000 times and still laugh.