Of course there's the issue of returns - I don't always return my movies the the same redbox so some might have a surfeit of certain titles, and others a dearth.

Again, check out their website and search for moneyball - it'll tell you what kiosk has it nearby. Or not.

The Music Man - what a fabulous movie. When I saw Preston in The Last Starfighter, I thought "Music Man!"

TMM Made me stop and watch ANY old musical that came on TV. Found Carousel that way. What a glorious, hopeful, yet heartbreaking movie that was. You desperately kept hoping Billy and Julie will turn out all right, but it just moves inexorably towards Billy's demise and Julie's (and their daughter Loius') shame. but it leaves you on a sweet note of hope.

Go to www.redbox.com and you can find that information out. So I'm sure that the company has an idea about what you're talking about, and does that already, if their physical distribution network is set up properly.

So?

IIRC, Obama is getting the vast majority of Bain political contributions this year. Conspiracy!

Tim Choate (Zathras).

"These days, the fewer people that see a movie, the more the Academy loves it. Typical elitist (sp) snobbery. "

I recall that very same complaint some 30 years ago, when movies like "Chariots of Fire", "Ordinary People", and "Terms of Endearment" all won. All were considered "important" arthouse-type flicks that were designed to win, but not necessarily win at the box-office. Meanwhile, "E.T.", "Raiders", "Empire Strikes Back" and other such fare cleaned up and are much more fondly remembered today.

It's not a new thing, but Hollywood HAS swung (too hard IMO) the other way. Remember when "Titanic" was the Best Picture winner AND the #1 grossing movie of the year (1997)? Hasn't aged all that well the last 15 years, either.

And the payoff was fantastic. "Out in the garden, Vir. Consider it a gift." - Londo.

I'm watching it again right now! I got back into it after a discussion in a DCS about a month ago (DS9 came up and we B5ers hijacked it like D.B Cooper).

I'm watching it along with the Lurker's Guide - It's like getting a commentary track.

Favorite episode? "Day of the Dead".

All this strikes me thusly:

"How DARE a Republican give his own money to a poor black woman? It's OUR job to giver her YOUR money! Harrumph!"

All I have to say about all this Outrageously Outrageous Outrage(tm) over what these Marines did is this:

Daniel Pearl could not be reached for comment.