Age: 35
Family: Divorced, 2 Kids (Daughter 7, Sons 5)
Favorite Movie(s)
Die Hard, Armageddon, True Lies, Empire Strikes Back, She's the One, Road Trip, Son-in-Law, Mulan, The Incredibles
Favorite Books
Riptide (Douglas Preston & Lincoln Child), Reliquary (Douglas Preston & Lincoln Child), Dirty White Boys (Stephen Hunter), Pale Horse Coming (Stephen Hunter), Typhoon (Mark Joseph), Dragon Tears (Dean Koontz), Dark Rivers of the Heart (Dean Koontz), The Day Before Midnight (Stephen Hunter)
Favorite Sports Teams
Phoenix Suns, Kansas Jayhawks basketball, Denver Broncos, Wichita St. Shockers baseball
MOVIES
MY PAST #1 MOVIES
2005 Hitch
2004 The Last Samurai
2003 Pirates of the Caribbean
2002 Star Wars Episode 2: Attack of the Clones
2001 What Lies Beneath
2000 The Sixth Sense
1999 Meet Joe Black
1998 Armageddon
1997 Conspiracy Theory
1996 Jerry McGuire
1995 Apollo 13
1994 Pulp Fiction
MY PAST #1 WORST MOVIES
2005 Neapolean Dynamite
2004 Garfield
2003 Fear Dot Com
2002 The Claim
2001 Autumn in New York
2000 Psycho
1999 The Blair Witch Project
1998 Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Next Generation
1997 Jackie Brown
1996 It's Pat: The Movie
1995 Yellow Dog: The Adventure Home
PAST WINNERS
BEST ACTOR
2005 Brad Pitt (Troy)
2004 Tom Cruise (The Last Samurai)
2003 Johnny Depp (Pirates of the Caribbean)
2002 Russell Crow (A Beautiful Mind)
BEST ACTRESS
2005 Sarah Michelle Gellar (The Grudge)
2004 Uma Thurman (Kill Bill Volume 1 & 2)
2003 Nicole Kidman (Cold Mountain)
2002 Nicole Kidman (The Others)
BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR
2005 Mickey Rourke (Sin City)
2004 Jack Nickolson (Something's Got to Give)
2003 Geoffrey Rush (Pirates of the Caribbean)
2002 Edward Norton (The Score)
BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS
2005 Dakota Fanning (War of the Worlds)
2004 Diane Keaton (Something's Got to Give)
2003 Ellen DeGeneres (Finding Nemo)
2002 Jennifer Connerly (A Beautiful Mind)
BEST DIRECTOR
2005 George Lucas (SW Episode 3: Revenge of the Sith
2004 Brad Bird (The Incredibles)
2003 Peter Jackson (LOTR: The Two Towers)
2002 George Lucas SW Episode 2: Attack of the Clones
Russell rents his movies from MOVIE GALLERY.
UPDATE MAY 29 2006. I can no longer recommend or support the HARRISON 8 CINEMAS due to the price raise in ticket prices AGAIN!!! This is the second time in a year and probably the fourth time in two years they have raised ticket prices. It is now up to $5.50 for matinees. With the high cost of concessions it can cost a family of 4 upwards of $30-$40 to see ONE movie. I can take the same $5.50 to MOVIE GALLERY and rent 3 movies. Than go to DOMINOS and get a couple of cheap pizzas for around $10 and still have $25 bucks left over. Now that movies move to video much faster than ever (3-4 months) and that Hollywood is making more crappy movies it would pay to wait instead of giving the money to the selfish and greedy theater owners and movie studios.
I will not support the SUNSET DRIVE-IN in Aurora this season as well. With the high price of gas and their habit of holding over a crappy movie to put with a new one and that they lowered the age of kids that get in free from 12 to 5, I will have to settle with just staying home and renting. Maybe sometime these people will learn that consumers will not keep paying higher price so that they can put more in their pockets. I have narrowed the movies I will see at the theater down to 4. PIRATES OF THE CARRIBEAN, CARS, MONSTER HOUSE, and BARNYARD.
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