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X-Men was a very well made film, easily making it one of my favorite movies of all time! The special effects were out of this world, and the story was very well played. It was very faithful to the original comics while still making it seem like a fresh idea. I don't want to give away the ending, but this motion picture is just set up for a sequel. (I hope there will be one)

My favorite character was Logan/Wolverine played by Hugh Jackman. He is one of those actors who really gets into character, making me to believe the story is actually taking place. My other favorite was Mystique. I enjoyed the effect when she changed shapes. Exceptionally convincing performance. I also enjoyed this movie because Patrick Stewart who is one of my favorite actors of all time played Prof. Xavier; a part that was just made for him.

But I mostly enjoyed this movie because the story was very well planed out and performed. I blame the director for such a creative and inspirational piece.

Sequel Please!!

This is a great and original show in a setting under the sea with very original characters Spongebob SquarePants is the main character. He works at a fast food place under the sea. He's a sponge but dressed as a person to add humor. Patrick is a slow simple-minded pink starfish unpredictable as well as and humorous. Both of these characters live on either side of Sqidward's house. Squidward is more down to earth reality based normal guy. He gets really annoyed at his two naive neighbors.

This show is my favorite cartoon, but I've seen them all. I wouldn't mind some new episodes!

I believe this show makes the original movie die of shame. This is my favorite show, and I record it every morning so I can watch it when I come home. Extreme Ghostbusters was, I think, a brilliantly done cartoon with the entire ghost busting essentials; including the fully equipped Ecto1, new and improved psychokinetic energy (PKE) detectors, and of course, the modernized proton blasters!

The characters were brilliantly thought up also. Roland was the strait intellectual character who helps to tinker with the new ghost busting equipment. Kylie, often misinterpreted for and "ice queen" was always the one to figure out what the ghost of the episode was, and how to defeat it. Garrett was the hero or more popularly known as "the butt kicker" of the show, but he had a sensitive side too (remember Persephonetheous?). Eduardo, the slacker, was also a guy of action with a sensitive side (he had a major crush on Kylie but never did anything about it).

I'm sick of you people being so technical with your comments about how differently the writers have decided these characters should be. They obviously thought it would make the show more exiting with a wide variety of characters, and this way, it isn't labelling any one kind of people group. I think it was a very good idea to put in such a variety of characters we often make stereotypes about.

Again, great show and I hope we see another season!