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So...the package was one of my very favorite movies. Used, as that's the only way you can get it, and it is usually unbelievably expensive (upward of 70$ is typical, and again, for a used dvd).

About a week ago, something made me look at it, and it was so much cheaper, and I happened to have almost the perfect amount in gift card balance.

It came in Wednesday, I got to check it today. It works! I have it, and it works! It's pristine!

I last watched this movie nearly a decade ago (which should provide a clue as to exactly how much I love this movie...I do not typically keep track of how long ago I watched something). Prior to that, I am not sure when I last got to watch it. I have kept watch on the price (consistantly more than I could excuse paying), and I fully believed I would never see it again.

And now, it's mine. 8) :happy-wavemulticolor: :happy-sunny: :happy-smileyinthebox: :happy-partydance: :happy-jumpyellow: :happy-cheerleadersmileyguy: :happy-jumpeveryone: :happy-bouncyblue: :happy-bouncycyan: :happy-bouncyyellow: :happy-bouncyshadowgreen: :happy-bouncyred: :happy-bouncymulticolor: :happy-bouncymagenta: :happy-bouncygreen: :happy-cheerleadersmileygirl: :happy-cheerleaderkid:


I know this probably seems like I'm way overreacting, but I don't even care.
I can watch one of my very favorite movies, that I was convinced would forever be out of my reach, whenever I want! :text-woo:
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Gravy wrote: 02 Mar 2019, 02:59 So...the package was one of my very favorite movies. Used, as that's the only way you can get it, and it is usually unbelievably expensive (upward of 70$ is typical, and again, for a used dvd).

About a week ago, something made me look at it, and it was so much cheaper, and I happened to have almost the perfect amount in gift card balance.

It came in Wednesday, I got to check it today. It works! I have it, and it works! It's pristine!

I last watched this movie nearly a decade ago (which should provide a clue as to exactly how much I love this movie...I do not typically keep track of how long ago I watched something). Prior to that, I am not sure when I last got to watch it. I have kept watch on the price (consistantly more than I could excuse paying), and I fully believed I would never see it again.

And now, it's mine. 8) :happy-wavemulticolor: :happy-sunny: :happy-smileyinthebox: :happy-partydance: :happy-jumpyellow: :happy-cheerleadersmileyguy: :happy-jumpeveryone: :happy-bouncyblue: :happy-bouncycyan: :happy-bouncyyellow: :happy-bouncyshadowgreen: :happy-bouncyred: :happy-bouncymulticolor: :happy-bouncymagenta: :happy-bouncygreen: :happy-cheerleadersmileygirl: :happy-cheerleaderkid:


I know this probably seems like I'm way overreacting, but I don't even care.
I can watch one of my very favorite movies, that I was convinced would forever be out of my reach, whenever I want! :text-woo:
The Lion King? :eusa-think: :lol2:
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I will both lay me down in peace, and sleep: for Thou, LORD, only makest me dwell in safety. ~ Psalms 4:8
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rssllue wrote: 02 Mar 2019, 03:16
Gravy wrote: 02 Mar 2019, 02:59 So...the package was one of my very favorite movies. Used, as that's the only way you can get it, and it is usually unbelievably expensive (upward of 70$ is typical, and again, for a used dvd).

About a week ago, something made me look at it, and it was so much cheaper, and I happened to have almost the perfect amount in gift card balance.

It came in Wednesday, I got to check it today. It works! I have it, and it works! It's pristine!

I last watched this movie nearly a decade ago (which should provide a clue as to exactly how much I love this movie...I do not typically keep track of how long ago I watched something). Prior to that, I am not sure when I last got to watch it. I have kept watch on the price (consistantly more than I could excuse paying), and I fully believed I would never see it again.

And now, it's mine. 8) :happy-wavemulticolor: :happy-sunny: :happy-smileyinthebox: :happy-partydance: :happy-jumpyellow: :happy-cheerleadersmileyguy: :happy-jumpeveryone: :happy-bouncyblue: :happy-bouncycyan: :happy-bouncyyellow: :happy-bouncyshadowgreen: :happy-bouncyred: :happy-bouncymulticolor: :happy-bouncymagenta: :happy-bouncygreen: :happy-cheerleadersmileygirl: :happy-cheerleaderkid:


I know this probably seems like I'm way overreacting, but I don't even care.
I can watch one of my very favorite movies, that I was convinced would forever be out of my reach, whenever I want! :text-woo:
The Lion King? :eusa-think: :lol2:
Your joke falls on deaf ears. :teasing-neener:
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Good thing you read it then. :laughing-rollingred:
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Blind eyes then. :P :wink:


Anyway, you can't spoil my mood. :teasing-neener:
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I wasn't trying to. I was trying to share in your joy of animated glory.
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I know. I was giving you a bad time. :wink:
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So, what movie is it?

Or is it a big secret? :P
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Truly, Madly, Deeply



(And if you'd like to know exactly how important it is to me, try searching that term in my post history! :lol2: )
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Spoiler...8 posts, and only three of them are in a movie game thread. :lol:
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You can't summarize here?

Cliff notes?
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What do you mean? :eusa-think:


Like, what it's about?
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I mean your thoughts on it.
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It is a story of realistic love (the good, the bad, and the ugly :lol: ), told through a fantasy.
It's about love, but it's so much more about what love makes you sacrifice for the other.

And I love it.
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I see.
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