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Try to Remember (That Kind of September) -- The Brothers Four

That would be interesting if the boss was a child or teenager... but I doubt it... Nice idea though!

I like Shinichi and Ran.

Seconds From Disaster Dogfights The Universe Those are the only ones I can remember off the top of my head. But there are many many more.

Tron Legacy - Great movie. Just didn't get much fame because of poor advertising. Live Free or Die Hard - I loved all the Die Hard movies, but this was the best. Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith - Again, a great "end" for the Star Wars franchise. Really tied up everything well. Detective Dee and the Case of the Phantom Flame (actual title might be different because I don't remember the exact wording) - a great Chinese mystery story that would make Detective Conan fans go numb. This movie was the best mystery movie ever made, in my opinion. The Hunt for Red October - a fast paced based on a true story movie that would excite history fans. Though slow and hard to understand at some parts, it is a memorable movie that you would never forget.

To tell you the truth, I wasn't a big fan of the murder case or motive in this one. I don't know why... I've watched it and rewatched it, but never had it hit me in a way that made me stop and think, "That was a great movie!". I've only thought, "Eh... It was okay...".

I thought episodes 597-598 were pretty funny. I mean, it wasn't all around funny, but it was the funniest story arc in a really long time. I don't want to spoil anything for anybody, but feel free to watch it. It's already on YouTube.

I like mysteries, too! Sherlock Holmes is my favorite (second to Detective Conan). My favorite is the novel A Study in Scarlet. I'm sure you heard of that one. It was the first time Sherlock Holmes was introduced. I thought it was the best one. The Hound of the Baskersville was my second favorite.

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...in his stomach...

Not trying to burst any ShinRan bubbles, but I wouldn't get too excited about Ran asking Shinichi for help on the phone. I mean, when she mentions Shinichi's name, her mouth doesn't move. Which means they just replaced the audio with her saying that, or she's thinking to herself. Though she yells "Save me!" at the end, she could be talking to anyone. Not just Shinichi. There have been many trailers where something similar has occurred.

I just checked part of the official music video, and it seems the dance moves are almost if not exactly identical to the ones in the opening.

I actually liked movie 12. I don't know why. I thought it was nice.

I only liked the song. Everything else was pretty boring...

Unforgettable

Though I'm really young (13 as of now, 14 in April), I know Pokemon really well. Not to brag, but I only started less than three years ago, and I've almost completed Pokemon Pearl. Like, when I mean complete, I don't mean I've beaten the Elite Four. That's really stupid. I'm talking I'm almost done with my Pokedex. My National Pokedex, that is. I have 415 Pokemon (and counting), which is pretty close to the total of 493. I have a silver trainer card, which means I beat the Elite Four, I beat a Master Contest, and I stole 50 flags in the Underground. To get my card to a gold color, I have to complete the National Pokedex, and to get it to black I have to win 100 times in a row at the Battle Tower. For those who know Pearl well, you know that's really hard. I have a total of over 30 shinies (I'm a collector), most of which are level 100. For those who don't know what a shiny is, look it up. You can't be a Pokemon fan without knowing what a shiny is. I have piled in 347 hours as of now, and I currently add on about 45 extra minutes every day. I'm not even joking. Now don't think I only know about Pokemon Pearl. I've obviously played Diamond and Platinum as well. I have a lot of experience with Pokemon Sapphire, and a little bit with Ruby and Emerald. I've beaten Pokemon LeafGreen, but I've only had a bit of experience with FireRed. I even play Pokemon Red every so often, and I take a look at Pokemon Yellow whenever I have time. Pokemon Blue and Green I have yet to experience, though they have to be pretty close to Red. I've also played a bit of Pokemon Gold, and have watched other people play Silver. But I haven't met anyone who played Crystal. I even played my fair share of Pokemon HeartGold. SoulSilver is yet to be played with, and I really can't wait for Pokemon Black and White. That's not all. I've also completed Pokemon Colosseum and Pokemon XD for the GameCube. I haven't played Pokemon Ranger or Mystery Dungeon games, because they are just Pokemon spin offs. Pokemon Battle Revolution is also yet to be played, though I'm not planning on it. And, remember, I did this all in less than three years. I guess you could call me a Pokemaniac.

Uh... I love Pokemon Diamond and Pearl, and I know them like the back of my hand. I know it better than DC. What you're saying is making no sense. You can't change Dialga into a Arceus. And it's Pokemon Diamond. Not Pokemon Dialga. Arceus is a different Pokemon, and you catch it with an Action Replay. Maybe you got confused?

I voted Wii, because, like CarpetCrawler, I love all things Nintendo.

I like anything that has to do with Nintento. I prefer the GC over the Wii, because it had better games in my opinion. I also like DSs and GBs. I usually only play Pokemon games on those. No other handheld games really are that good compared to Pokemon to tell you the truth.

1. Super Smash Brothers Melee (GC) -- This was a great fighting game that was the life of the party 2. Soul Calibur II (GC) -- It was a very technical game that required a lot of focus and planning, which made it fun 3. Pokemon Pearl (DS) -- It really was a great addition to an already great franchise. I have put more hours into this game (347 as of now) than any other game I've played. 4. Star Fox Adventures (GC) -- Some say this was the low point of the Star Fox franchise. I say it was the high point. Yes, the story plot sounds stupid at first, but think about Detective Conan. Detective Conan's story plot sounded stupid at first didn't it? 5. Super Smash Brothers Brawl (Wii) -- Like Melee, this was a great fighting game. Unlike Melee, this game is only fun with friends.

I hope they don't make a new trilogy. I love Star Wars the way it is, and if they change it, it will be even further off the beaten track than the second trilogy was compared to the first!

I voted J-pop, and I like all the bands really. I can't decide on a favorite.

I thought M-4 and M-8 were good too. But, like I said, M-14 wasn't the best. I don't know why people like it so much. There was nothing really good about it...

I know right? I love the Black Organization episodes and all, but you're right: there need to be more members. A lot more members. We can't just have a handful of people roaming around killing people. We need to have at least 10 more members that aren't dead or traitors. Maybe some more variety, too. Yoshiaki Hara was the only computer hacker in the Organization, and he was only there for M-5. Now that Pisco is dead, don't we need at least two more people to cover the financial category? Also, Sherry escaped, and it seems that Gin is so obsessed with killing her that she must have been really important, which leads us to think she was the only "worth while" lab research member. If they are trying to find a way to stay immortal, than why aren't there more lab researchers? Not to mention Tequila. He was blown up, and now there isn't anybody to cover the IT research. The Organization really have to get some more members. Maybe not reveal them all at once, but at least reveal two every once in a while that don't die off in the same episode. I think that would be something Aoyama should do. It would keep people from thinking the end of the series is dragging, and it would keep Black Organization fans (like me) interested.