Memorable, crazy movie

From my favorite movies..

Fantastic!

As Good As It Gets

I'd like to point out something I found very distressing during this movie (aside from the blood, think about the children), which was the scene where a single palm tree was observed outside of the window. Disney could have done a much better job at "setting the scene" in Washington. However, the movie did a great job at portraying the typical damsal in distress (sarcasm). I'd like to see Disney create a sequel to this movie revolving around Teri's coming of age as a young LGBTQ+ individual and visionary/white hat for the FBI.

I absolutely loved this movie when I was younger. I pretty much grew up watching this movie over the years. It stopped being shown on Disney some time in the early 2000's. I occasionally thought of this movie over the past eight years, and I finally saw it again last week. It is STILL a great movie. It was great seeing this movie that I watched for many years.I don't know why Disney won't show it. The movie should at least me released on DVD. It deserves to be. Please, show this movie on TV! Younger people shouldn't miss out on this excellent movie. I want to get a copy of this movie SO much.

This movie used to be played constantly on the Disney Channel when I was a bit younger, and I really remember liking it. However, I didn't have great taste back then (not to say that I do now) so I can't vouch for my nine-year-old self too well. The movie was probably a 7/10 but it had some good music so I gave it an extra point. Yeah, worth watching. I know that some fans of this movie are wondering what a certain song is - the one that appears when she is in the car crash. The song is "Play a Love Song" by the Jaguars and it is VERY hard to find and obtain. In fact, this movie is, too. I can't find it anywhere online or on DVD or on VHS. I'd like to see it again so I can gauge if it was actually a good movie. Oh well.

Susie Q, is a very adorable movie I stumbled upon on the disney channel. One plus for watching this is Justin Whalin. His presence kind of helps with covering up Amy Jo Johnson, otherwise known as the ever-lasting Pink Ranger.Well if you stand watching her prance around in her too tight prom dress then you'll be ok. If you can stand watching Justin Whalin in his boxer shorts trying to be modest then you'll be even better. The plot of the movie is a quest to save Susie Q's (Amy Jo) parents from being homeless by finding her grandfather's papers that stake his claim to half the town. In the process Justin Whalin's character falls in love with Susie Q's ghost. It's a very cute movie, I could tell the whole plot and some dialogue, but I don't think I should spoil the ending and such for you.