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Message: <blockquote data-quote="manofsteel1303" data-source="post: 988021" data-attributes="member: 12125">Scooby Doo: The Movie - Now I really don't like the cartoon version of Scooby Doo, so when I had to take my brother to see this movie, I brought a book and a reading light to pass the time, but then I was really surprised by how funny this movie actually was, and the CG was amazing to bring Scooby to life. All in all, a very surprising movie.Add my vote to the New Kid, I think that that actor is just great, and the screenplay was really good too!  Episode II: Attack of the Clones - Now, when Episode I came out, I was totally stoked, cause I thought that it would totally surpass the first three and blow everyone away. Then I was more than a little disappointed at the small scope of the film.  So going into Episode II, I wasn't expecting much.  But then I saw how far it jolted past the one little planet of Naboo to involve an interplanetary war, a great storyline that will build perfectly into what's to come, and all the little hints and nods to the first trilogy that just tease us for more.  Now, I really can't wait for Episode III!And last but certainly not least.......The Lord of the Rings!I'm embarrassed now to say it, but when I was told that they were making a live-action trilogy of films of LOTR.  All I could see was the cheap cartoon made in the '70s.  I didn't see how anyone could capture the whole story in a believable and realistic way on film.  Then, when I was told that it was being made by a virtual nobody of a filmmaker and was being totally produced in New Zealand, I just sensed crap coming down the road.  Plus, the choice of Elijah Wood as Frodo didn't help things either.  So I was terrified at how bad it would be until I saw the first real preview and some of the production stills.  Then I heard about how the filmed it all simultaneously and I was impressed.  So I started to feel better, then on opening day, I was completely amazed.  It's sheer magic that Peter Jackson has created, I now hold him in the same esteem as Tolkien himself.  This is the best movie I have ever seen (I consider it all one movie, not three, I just haven't seen it all yet <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f609.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=";)" title="Wink    ;)"  data-smilie="2"data-shortname=";)" /> ) I am now the movies biggest fan and it shames me even to say that I doubted it.</blockquote>

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