Time to feature two more members of the Spout community, each of which will be receiving a copy of the two-disc edition of Yule-A-Go-Go, the perfect thing to give you that warm, fuzzy feeling this Christmas season.
(Note: I’ll be doing this twice today since I spectacularly failed to do it yesterday.)
–Chris Thilk, Director of Marketing
Username: leeroy711
Real name: Emery
From: Phoenix , AZ
Last 5 movies I’ve loved: Missing (1982), Touch of Evil (1958), Sukiyaki Western Django (2007), Volver (2006) and The Princess and the Warrior (2000).
My favorite group on Spout is: The Weekly Theme.
The strangest place I’ve ever watched a movie has to be at the Glendale Drive-in. A friend and I used to know where the hole in the fence was. We would sneak in and find a family that was watching something we wanted to see and sit on the parking block next to thier car so we could just pretend that we were with them. Also, I watch about one movie a week on my laptop in a hotel room in Nogales, AZ (border town) which is just a strange place to find yourself in.
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Username: Pippin06
Real Name: Kylie
From: Grand Rapids, MI
Last 5 movies I’ve loved: The last ones I’ve loved (as in, I gave them 5 stars here on Spout) were: Double Indemnity, Hotel Rwanda, The Painted Veil, All About Eve, and Wall-E (these don’t count the ones I “revisited” for the AFI Project thing in my blog; they’re ones I saw for the first time and fell in love with them).
Favorite group on Spout is: My favorite group on Spout? I can’t narrow it to one, so I’ll say three: two of the ones I own, which would be the Oscars group (It’s a Wonderful Night for Oscar) and the Imagination of Fantasy group, because I started them and love talking about awards shows and fantasy, but otherwise I enjoy the discussions in Top 5 a lot because I like making lists of things.
I don’t know about unusual, but definitely one of the best experiences I had watching a movie was when I went to a drive-in somewhere outside of Loveland, CO near the foothills of the Rockies. I think I saw Anger Management and Bringing Down the House. It was like camping under the stars but with movies! And there are no mountains in Grand Rapids. I’m just sayin’. 
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