what is your favorite western movie?
i havn't really seen too many western. only about 4.i am gonna see a new one early next month. im gonna see appaloosa. hope its good.

but from the ones i've seen my 2 favorite have been 3:10 to yuma (the remake. havn't seen the origonal) and the assassination of jesse james by the coward robert ford. im actually watching that one right now.thats what made be think of this quesition. im at the part where they are about to rob the blue cut train

so what are some of your favorite westerns?
- the good, the bad and the ugly (1966).
- unforgiven (1992).
- dead man (1995).
- dances with wolves (1990).
- brokeback mountain (2005).
- 3:10 to yuma (2007).
- the three burials of melquiades estrada (2005).
- tombstone (1993).
- open range (2003).
- the proposition (2005).

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here are a few that i usually recommend: hi rebekah! the tower of terror 10-miler is getting so close! i was just looking up the rides for you and it made me get really excited for the race and party!! the attractions listed as being available during the disney villains hollywood bash are as follows (keep in mind that things are always subject to change): rock 'n' roller coaster starring aerosmith the twilight zone tower of terror star tours muppet vision 3d the great movie ride (yay!!!) toy story mania i hope this helps you plan your evening! it's going to be so fun! please let me know if you have any other questions. one of my favorite places in l.a. is the 
 
 hollywood museum 
 —not even so much for the hollywood memorabilia, but for the make-up rooms. it’s a museum that’s in the old max factor building where he would literally get the stars ready for their close ups and the make-up rooms he used are still in tact. they might be the cutest thing i’ve ever seen. there’s a room for redheads, a room for blondes, for brunettes, etc. you can really picture the stars getting primped for red carpet events and there’s something just so charming about it. 
 i wouldn’t put this at the top of my list because it really depends what’s going on here when you visit, but the 
 
 the silent movie theatre 
  is a lot of fun. it’s basically this old art deco movie theater that now has a lot of interesting movie-related events—check out their schedule and see what they have going when you come. 
 i would also check out the schedule for the outdoor movies at the 
 
 hollywood forever cemetery 
 . i know it seems a little macabre, but basically people bring all kinds of beach chairs and picnic blankets and watch an outdoor night time movie at the cemetery (i would get there early to see the cemetery itself). it’s a lot of fun if a bit silly. 
 i know this isn’t a very original idea, but i would for sure see 
 
 mann's chinese theater 
 . it’s absolutely stunning on the inside and as hokey as it is, it’s really a fun experience to see the handprints out front. i actually liked it better before they renovated it, but it's still pretty incredible, especially architecturally. the  
 
 dolby theatre 
 (formerly kodak theater) where they hold the oscars is right next door but is basically just a big mall if you ask me. i wouldn't go out of my way to see it.  
 you might also want to try to catch a premier if you can. they take place pretty frequently in the city –check out this list for upcoming dates: http://www.seeing-stars.com/calendar/index.shtml#premieres
 
 finally, i’ve never been to 
 
 hollywood heritage museum
  museum but i’ve heard it’s great—and it’s near the 
 
 hollywood bowl 
 so you can see that while you’re at it, too--it's actually my favorite place in l.a. and they have a lot of movie-themed nights so you should check out their schedule while you're at it. if you are willing to take a little detour, i highly recommend going to the animal kingdom lodge, which will be a short bus ride from the park. at the akl, boma is an absolute must do on our trip. if you'd like something more elegant, jiko is also fantastic. and i must say, a chance to explore the animal kingdom lodge is also a wonderful treat; it is a beautiful resort that is one of a kind. to return to your resort, you can take the disney's hollywood studios or epcot bus from the akl and then transfer to the cbr bus. if you'd prefer to stay in the park to eat, tusker house will give you the opportunity to sample the flavors of africa. yak & yeti offers a variety of pan-asian entrees, not to mention our favorite appetizer: fried green beans. the rainforest cafe is also popular and right at the entrance of the park. and don't worry about transportation, buses will continue to run after the park closes for guests who are still dining. Harold has the right idea. 


Why are ghosts and spirits depicted as vengeful murderers or psychological torturers? Why aren’t there more ghosts like Harold? 


If I were to become a ghost, I would be a **massive** asshole. I’m not going to possess your body or flay your dog, but I am going to turn off the burner when you look away. 


You’re late for an appointment? Boom. Old ladies on the road. You’re trying to stream? Bam. Get throttled. Quiet Sunday morning? Nah. Feral children screaming at 7AM. Eating cereal? Lol. That’s dog kibble, bro. Trying to teach your cat to stop jumping on furniture? Haha, sike. I put treats up there for her to find. hi erin! we love sci-fi dine-in theater! we took our oldest back when we were just a family of three (years ago,) and we sat three across in a car. at that time, we were easily able to sit 3 across. if you'd like more space, you'll also be able to sit in a 2/1 configuration. two in the front seat, and a 'hitchhiker' (as they call them) in the back seat. enjoy your meal! sci-fi is a fun, unique dining experience that we've had the pleasure of experiencing many times with our growing family! always a great time had by all! have a magical vacation! amanda hi amy - my daughter absolutely loves the princesses also. we've eaten at all three of those restaurants, and while we enjoyed all three, i'd have to say our overall favorites were cinderella's royal table (for the location) and akershus (for the food). if you do choose cinderella's royal table, keep in mind that it's an extremely popular restaurant, so you'll have to call right at the 90 day mark. in addition, choose breakfast or lunch (dinner is hosted by the fairy godmother and doesn't include the princesses). have a great vacation! depends on what you consider to be a productive conversation. but i see no such thing unless there are clear results.another case like this is yet more bait for the media to relish and exacerbate, and yet more opportunities for the cynics to come out saying it's about race or that nothing will ever change.it doesn't seem productive with the attitudes we display in our national conversation. all the while, another family suffers to the backdrop of societal indifference or name-blaming.it strikes me that no one brings up the most prevailing theme amongst all of these cases: fear, and the permeating insecurity that's deeply rooted in the american psyche.all i see is the continued pattern of fear rearing its ugly face in case after case, be it inadequate training, racial & cultural differences, vendettas, or the proliferation of gun ownership.and here, a foreigner gets caught in the middle of this american phenomenon. and while the details are incredibly vague, i feel it could very well have been simply this woman innocently knocking in the vehicle to get the officers attention; something likely innocuous back in australia, but certainly something most americans wouldn't dare attempt. and she suffered the ultimate price for it.culture and mentality takes a long time to change. and the more we continue to be equal-but-separate, i can't even imagine a productive conversation, let alone a result.i'm sorry, but no matter how much the cry for justice, or even the delivery of such, that alone will not be enough to alter the course of history and our future. hi beth, i know exactly what you are saying as i just came home from a wonderful stay at the polynesian resort and boy is that instant monorail access convenient! i have to say that i have 3 distinct favorite resort's in each category (value, moderate and deluxe) and i will share those with you. i know it is not in your budget right now, but my favorite deluxe is the polynesian resort. i absolutely love everything about this resort. i cannot say anything negative here. my favorite value is the all-star music resort. this resort offers family suites (which are very nice and give that extra bit of space that many crave when staying in a value resort as well as a mini kitchenette featuring my favorites....a coffee machine, fridge and microwave). the standard rooms here are the same as at the other value resorts. the all-star music resort offers children's activities by the pool all day which i love along with movies at night and although the other value resorts can participate in these activities, it really is nice to be able to stay right where the action is (if you have children of course!). my favorite moderate is the coronado springs resort. the coronado is as close to a deluxe resort as you are going to get on a budget (in my opinion). it is just a short distance from all of the theme parks (as is the all-star music). i love the class at this resort, it really is visible (especially with the start of their newly updated rooms with a dark brown decor, upgraded bedding, flat screen t.v.'s, of course you will have a fridge in your room at all of the moderates and the beach with hammocks gives that deluxe feel. the rooms continue to be upgraded, so not all of them yet will offer the above upgrades, you will need to request one when making your reservation. have a great vacation! best wishes, brigitta There are many out there. Just depends on your actual needs.  

I strongly prefer Manhattan, or JD Edwards.  

Check these two out keeping in mind there are more.


Jack