We're on the First Floor today.
I want to search here: Library!

Love the layout here, must've been popular among the aristocratic, if y'know what I mean. ^.~

BellyButton I have to say this is my favorite game of the event!

Chiku: That made me feel old, too!
Shadami: I think before you have a child, you MUST watch Rocky Horror! Because after he/she is born, you may not have the time :sweat:

Roxxxy I'm glad I wasn't the only one, lol

Originally Posted by Chikuma

O.O I definitely feel old, lol

tehee ^^;; sorry

but unless you're stuck in a wheelchair/can't walk yourself/in a nursing home I shall not call you old.

oldest movie I've seen with him in it ... is Annie... and he was the best rooster ever <3

Originally Posted by NeuzaKC

Rofl, omg, we're almost the same age! I'm 21, it's not a big difference at all. See? And I can still only remember like ten actors for their names. Jim Carrey will always be The Grinch for me. :heart:

Johnny Depp i think is the first actor i memorized... captain jack sparrow <3
oh sorry. i take that back I memorized han solo/indiana jones first... <3 harrison ford

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Originally Posted by Roxxxy

Chiku: That made me feel old, too!
Shadami: I think before you have a child, you MUST watch Rocky Horror! Because after he/she is born, you may not have the time :sweat:

I'd really like to actually. but there's a huge list of movies on my plate.. and with the people that will be "aunts" to her/him.. i'm bound to watch it with my kid at some point. xD

What I didn't know Zelda was based off of a movie! Must watch now.

Jack Sparrow! I mean, Captain. Captain Jack Sparrow. :ninja: I can't say I've memorised Harrison Ford, though. :D I never really watched Indiana Jones' movies. XD

Originally Posted by NeuzaKC

Jack Sparrow! I mean, Captain. Captain Jack Sparrow. :ninja: I can't say I've memorised Harrison Ford, though. :D I never really watched Indiana Jones' movies. XD

Me either, but I love the Pirates movies, I haven't seen the latest one yet though.

... *dies*
I love Indiana Jones! And not just because he was so cute back then, or I am an anthropology major... but they are just good movies!

I actually watch a lot of 30s/40s/50s movies. Cary Grant, Clark Gable, Ingrid Bergman and Dorris Day were a few I knew from a young and of course Abbott and Costello!

Thank you guys for all the nice compliments throughout the thread. It makes updating entries so lovely! :lol:

Gone With The Wind is my all-time favorite movie. I like old movies too. I watched one recently about Shangri-La, but I can't remember what it was called. From the 30's, I believe...

Also I don't think Zelda was based off of the movie Legend. I may have misunderstood and you said Legend was based off of Zelda. I did find though what inspired Zelda -

Inspiration
The Legend of Zelda was principally inspired by Shigeru Miyamoto's explorations as a young boy in the hillsides surrounding his childhood home in Sonobe, Japan where he ventured into forests with secluded lakes, caves, and rural villages. According to Miyamoto, one of his most memorable experiences was the discovery of a cave entrance in the middle of the woods. After some hesitation, he apprehensively entered the cave, and explored its depths with the aid of a lantern. Miyamoto has referred to the creation of the Zelda games as an attempt to bring to life a "miniature garden" for players to play with in each game of the series.[19]
Hearing of American novelist F. Scott Fitzgerald's wife Zelda, Miyamoto thought the name sounded "pleasant and significant".[20] Paying tribute, he chose to name the princess after her, and titled his creation The Legend of Zelda.

Originally Posted by Chikuma

I actually watch a lot of 30s/40s/50s movies. Cary Grant, Clark Gable, Ingrid Bergman and Dorris Day were a few I knew from a young and of course Abbott and Costello!

OMG cary grant <3 abbot and costello <3

Originally Posted by BellyButton

Thank you guys for all the nice compliments throughout the thread. It makes updating entries so lovely! :lol:

This is my favorite of the event contests, I love haunted house stories so this is right up my alley!

Thank you for doing this :hug:

Originally Posted by vgracebutterfly

Me either, but I love the Pirates movies, I haven't seen the latest one yet though.

Do you mean the last one, what's it called... Stranger tides? Totally worth it, watch it when you have a chance. (:

And Belly: YOU'RE WELCOME. :heart:

Originally Posted by NeuzaKC

Jack Sparrow! I mean, Captain. Captain Jack Sparrow. :ninja: I can't say I've memorised Harrison Ford, though. :D I never really watched Indiana Jones' movies. XD

*has poster of jack on wall*

I need a harrison ford though.. as either han solor or indy <3 i wouldn't mind either way

Originally Posted by Chikuma

Also I don't think Zelda was based off of the movie Legend. I may have misunderstood and you said Legend was based off of Zelda. I did find though what inspired Zelda -

Either way I'm going to watch it.

Okay, I Google it - it was called Lost Horizon. If you like old movies, I highly reccomend it. :)

I'm going to try to find where I found that Zelda was inspired by that movie. But I just wiped my computer yesterday so - here goes nothing...

Originally Posted by NeuzaKC

Do you mean the last one, what's it called... Stranger tides? Totally worth it, watch it when you have a chance. (:

And Belly: YOU'RE WELCOME. :heart:

oh yes. definetly worth it..<3

Originally Posted by Roxxxy

Gone With The Wind is my all-time favorite movie. I like old movies too. I watched one recently about Shangri-La, but I can't remember what it was called. From the 30's, I believe...

I have to admit I hate Gone With the Wind, but I love the acting. I once watched it three times in a row to see if I liked it or not and found I can't stand the movie. Well more correctly the character/story.

Some of my all time favorites are Notorious (1946) directed by Alfred Hitchcock, Spellbound (1945) directed by Alfred Hitchcock, King Kong (1933) co-directed by Merian C. Cooper and Ernest B. Schoedsack, and Death Takes a Holiday (1934) directed by Mitchell Leisen, An Affair to Remember (1957) directed by Leo McCarey.

i haven't seen any of those... maybe king kong (but i hate that monkey)

Originally Posted by Shadami

oh yes. definetly worth it..<3

I think they're all worth it just to watch Captain Jack do his thing and watch him run like a sassy gay pirate. Oh god sorry, I just laughed at myself.

The way he runs. That mental image should be a joke all on its own. :rofl:

i like the dog :D always showing up in random places <3 hahaha