I have a few cinematic favorites; I wouldn't consider myself a cinephile, though.

Especially with comedy films. *shudders*

You don't like -any- comedies?
...what about Ghostbusters?

Well, I do have a couple exceptions.

Here's a list of some of the comedies I like:

• Home Alone 1 & 2

• Ghostbusters

• Joe Dirt

• Spaceballs

• Raw (An Eddie Murphy Stand-Up)

• Beavis andButthead Do America

I do have more comedies on my list; the comedies I'mreferring to are the modern comedy films. :/

Ah...understood. We are of like mind, then.

I like action movies more than I like comedies. :P

Very well written! I can't find a thing to complain about.

It's sad that less people are attending movie theatres nowadays. It drives up the ticket prices. Still, I'd pay $20 to see some movies.

I miss going to the drive-in the most. I'm probably going to write a poem about that specific subject soon, actually.

There are, sadly, only 500 or so drive-ins still operating today. I have never been to one, even though there is one just four minutes away...

I look foreward to reading it! Maybe it will inspire me to go next weekend.

We actually have a drive in around here; should be opening up for the season soon!

As far as I know the Rustic drive-in in Rhode Island is still going. What sucked is that for a brief time the drive-in survived by showing porn which meant that in the 90's I missed out on seeing a lot of movies there.

http://112driveintheatre.com/

:(
I'm sorry.

I really like this, but I wanted to point out that "your older" is supposed to be "you're older".

EEp! Thank you <3

Have you read this yet? If not, I highly recommend it to you...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/How_Mu....._the_Planet%3F

I've read literally every single Star Trek book ever. I started when I was just a kid. I'd spotted some Trek books in my Jr. high school library. They were a few of the very first works of fiction ever published. After that I pretty much devoured every book I could get my paws on. 'Uhura's Song' is my fav (my heart breaks knowing that there were two more books planned that will never see the light of day). My uncle Ray collects them. He's got nearly every single Trek related book published in his collection, and I've spent quite a bit of time over his house reading his books.

Heh. "Uhura's Song" is the other multi-read Trek novel in my collection (as it is in many furries', I wot).

Fords klingons are still the best.

Yes! Yes, they are....

Fords klingons are still the best.

"Kernals" - "Eternal" Just that connexion alone is fabulous.

There's something beautiful about the films of the era alluded to; something memorably cheesy, some bizarre essence that every big-budged film that came after, every genre, took a nod to.

Film is a wonder. The cinema? Very much more so.

I try to avoid being 'clever'. Any time I think I'm being clever I'm messing up. While my writing contains a bit of purple prose, I think it manages to work because of the sincerity involved. It's simply the best way I can come up with to explain a feeling, some times. With my poems I try to keep it simple but even though the "burn eternal' part could seem a bit too lofty for the piece I think it's what it needed.

I really love your feedback.

"Who knows? Maybe you can stare too hard at something, huh? Drain out the virtue, suck out the living juice. You shoot the great places and the pretty people, all those girls and boys – shoot 'em dead."

There are black hats, and there are white hats, and I just wanted to be a white hat. I want to be remembered as a good guy, rather than a difficult genius. I'm so fucked.