JackBauerHasABaldSpot

I noticed that your first paragraph's first three sentences start out the exact same way: Waking up...Removing... You're doing the "Sitting up, he was whatever" sentences that I see often ...

Can anyone here spell "lackluster"? Come on...you know there's something wrong with a film when you and your sister/whoever are laughing during the huge battle scene at the end: we ...

I don't know if I can agree with you there...Pride and Prejudice is certainly her most famous work, but I don't think it's her best. In my opinion, it's the ...

Actually, it made more sense before I sliced it down. It's explained more with the added part, but I agreed with Max that it was too long. You're right about ...

Under Edit. Please try again another time. Have a good one.

The Wiz is a musical tied to The Wizard of Oz, though it uses a different style of music throughout. The movie based on it was terrible, but the musical's ...

You know, this was not bad, really! Not that I intend to put down other posters on this forum, but this appeals to me in a way. Yes, we've seen ...

Note: Until further notice, this is it. I guess everyone's just going to have to burrow back into the books (why not? Maybe it'll annoy me enough to start another ...

Okay, here's mine: Aida Annie Avenue Q (THIS one is my favorite right now) Barnum (just a few songs, though) Big River Chicago Dreamgirls Evita Grease The King and I ...

I used to like the series a bit, but after my sister said she liked it, I decided that reading them was enough. No praise, no nada. I just hate ...

I like it. Short, sweet, and (most of all) it doesn't have a stupid title that sounds marginally cute yet has nothing to do with the story (guilty, personally!). I ...

I've been trying to get to it and...well, finally! Anyway. Since the grammar issues appear to be sorted out, let's get on to the writing... I don't really like it ...

Hey, either you like it or you don't, but in all fairness, I did put in two warnings for Stephenie Meyer fans. And hey, at least criticize while you put ...

*trying very very hard to remember who J is but can't* Jasper Hale. loved it! but one thing, who is R? Rosalie Hale.

It's obviously about racism, but I like to think that it's also about courage even in the face of so much fear. I didn't really cry at the Tom Robinson ...