Movie sound clips from She's All That, a comedy film that proves there's more to attraction than meets the eye. Freddie Prinze Jr. and Rachael Leigh Cook are the two opposites attract but everyone's trying to keep them apart!

This 1966 movie is based on the 1951 Ray Bradbury novel. In a society where books are outlawed, it is the duty of firefighters to burn any books on sight or said collections that have been reported by informants. Fahrenheit 451: Temp paper burns.

The Village is about these people, this community living in fear, not the monsters of which they have been warned; it is about the psychology of fear rather than a horrific portrayal of it. Shyamalan's pattern of there being twists in the plot, but this time there are several of them and they occur sporadically throughout the film.

This 1955 movie classic is about the new English teacher at a rough high school, who is determined to straighten these kids up! This doesn't sit to good with "thug leader" Vic Morrow.

Working on some of my favorite sound bites from tv and movies. Work in progress.

Dr. John Osterman, aka Dr. Manhattan, played by Billy Crudup, is a godlike entity with the ability to manipulate matter at the subatomic level. His atoms were smashed, but, eventually, methodically, he reconstructed himself and emerged as Dr. Manhattan, a glowing, bright-blue being with nearly omnipotent powers.

This movie is unique and actually funny. Lake Bell has great comic timing and exudes a natural appeal. Eva Parker was also stunning and funny as the dead jealous fiancee of Henry played by Paul Rudd who was also great as usual. It was a true kick from start to finish, but this one is a keeper that I will happily watch again.

The Hurt Locker (2009), is a riveting, suspenseful portrait of the courage under fire of the military's unrecognized heroes: the technicians of a bomb squad who volunteer to challenge the odds and save lives. The movie is both a gripping portrayal of real-life sacrifice and heroism, and potent allure of the modern battlefield.

Soundboards of the movie Napoleon Dynamite

500 Days of Summer is really refreshing now a days. It's funny, unique, and true to life. It's got something for everybody to like. Director Marc Webb shines in his feature film debut. I'm interested to see where he goes from here. 500 Days of Summer has quickly become a late summer highlight for me and surprisingly so at that. Adult Language!

Lewis is the main protagonist of Meet the Robinsons. Lewis was abandoned by his mother when he was an infant. Because of his inventing hobby, he eventually looses hope of being adopted. He eventually figures that his mother may have only abandoned him as she wouldn't be able to take care of him.

Klaatu is the humanoid alien protagonist in the 1951 science fiction film The Day the Earth Stood Still. He is a member of an advanced extraterrestrial race, is unable to get the leaders of all nations to agree to meet. His message: Play nice, or your planet is toast. Michael Rennie as Klaatu give us a believably non-human character.

Dhere He Is!

You drug addict.

National Lampoon's Holiday Reunion (2003) is about two cousins in a rather dysfunctional family who do not even remember each other. The Sniders are prepared for the dullest Christmas ever, but come to find out their country cousins are crazier than they could have ever imagined!

Here are unforgetable clips from the adventures of Bruce, a technician, and Lloyd, an analyst, at spy agency CONTROL. Fun, silly, and I hope that they do another mini-movie to go with the Get Smart sequel!

Let's listen in, shall we?

Witness is one of the examples that prove that the 80s was just as much an era of beautifully crafted movies as any other. Harrison Ford plays the cop, John Book, who heads to Lancaster County from Philadelphia after a young murder witness identifies Books colleague as the culprit, unveiling a departmental conspiracy.