Favorite Movie of all time

Ew.. Napolean Dynamite is ridiculously overrated.

After all, the concept of making a show about nothing worked well for 'Seinfeld'

Pardon my expression, but I fuckin' hate Seinfeld down to the deepest pits of my tv-watching heart. I abhored every single arrogant and selfish character on that show. Not a single one of them had a redeeming quality of any kind. Hated it and still shudder every time someone brings it up. I'd also like to beat the snot out of Seinfeld himself.

-pant pant- Deep breaths.

In Other News:
I would NEVER use dictionary.com to back-up my spelling/definitions:
It thinks "conversate" is a real word... A clear example of perpetuating terrible English. It's not slang, it's ignorance.

I've had nightmares where I was up in their coffee shop/restaurant, starving, and had to wait for their "big salad" argument to be over so that I could get a table :P

-shifty gaze- I certainly know not what you are referring to.

-cough-

IMDB users also rated American Idol a 5 out of ten... but it's the most watched program in all of North America. :P Mind you, there is a difference in the number of votes.

It makes no difference to me either way. I would never tune into something just because a lot of other people liked it.... Actually I have this tendency to hate things that too many people like. It just sort of takes the "special" out of it all.

Seinfled might be a popular show with a huge audience, but that doesn't mean it is a good show.

See? Works both ways! :P

Voxy, you lose this debate. :P

Wait, wait!
8,478 voters for Seinfeld
1,320 voters for AI

Doesn't that count for something? I mean, if I were really good at statistics, I'm sure I could come up with something relevant :P

To bring back month-old conversation, Curb Your Enthusiasm is insanely incredible, but only in small doses. The camera might use odd anglings, and the actors and actresses seem to say their lines off the top of it, but this is apart of the beauty. Especially the agent's (ex-)wife, who cusses compulsively. In all honesty, I think she's one of the most inexpensible characters of the show. Though, like I said, the formula goes over a bit. Though I'm a little confused myself as to whether or not I stop watching this every now and then because of repetition on the screen, or because I get tired of clenching my stomach in vocal exertion that denotes sheer hilarity.

At any rate, my favorite film is Collateral (2004) with Jamie Foxx and Tom Cruise. I know the latter gets some rag for his roles. I've always been a bit disturbed when seeing him play the protagonist. He just looks too maniacle, too much like an antihero. I don't know if he plays the villain on any other occasion, but this fits for me. Jamie Foxx I like tremendously, and the whole gritty plot and visual unity is engaging. If I get anything on DVD this holiday season, this is one I'm not letting my material possession bestowers have a choice on.

I also thoroughly love, as far as individual films go, Dumbo, Dracula (1933), Frankenstein (1933), King Kong vs Godzilla, the Bourne series, and pretty much anything in my Favorite Grit Hits list. There may be a distinguishable pattern between these films (depending on your ability to connect things), but I can pretty much enjoy something if I can sympathize with the message and the approach is original. I always have to relate art to myself. I feel a lack of point otherwise.

Update: I just ordered Collateral on DVD. That's how favorited it is.