http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Day_for_a_Miracle,

. . . No? Just me? Okay.

The Conjuring was good, as was The Possession. I intend to eventually get Transcendence since I couldn't see it in theaters, so I guess I just gotta invade Wal-Mart (I don't have netflix. . . *sigh*).

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Back to the Future!!!

. . . No? Just me? Okay.

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:|

Lol .... *=o)

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Yupp, that was stupid

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Not stupid. You're entitled to like what you like. I have fond childhood memories of BttF and its Huey Lewis theme song. High Shakespearean drama it ain't, but it's a fun movie.

Edit: Unless, of course, you weren't actually recommending the movie and were just poking fun at the admin. Which, while not necessarily stupid, is perhaps not the wisest course when you're in the admin's house. :)

Edit: Yeah, it's just me managing to stick my foot in my mouth. Sorry, if you took it negatively it wasn't meant to be. . .

*aggressively sings* tell me doctor, where are we goin this time? Is this the fifties, or 1999. All I wanted to do, was play my guitar and sing, so take me 'waay, I don't mind, but you better promise me, I'll be back in time!! :D

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Sorry, if you took it negatively

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No, not at all. I just didn't get the joke, but the boss obviously did and that's what counts. No worries. :)

It's possibly the best Innaritu movie to date- for me, at least.
And extremely actual.

and Jupiter Ascending.
go watch it, people. It's fun, campy, silly, and a retelling and rearranging of classic tales like only Neil Gaiman does (and gets away with it).