An amorous scene in this movie prompted Ryan to violently remove the pillow covering the screen and state: "We have to learn from somewhere!!"

I remember the day that Em and Kat watched Casper six times. In my memory, I finally marched in (older sister self-righteousness!) and turned it off, sending them both outside to get some fresh air!

You were forced to watch this sci fy TV Series every third hour on the trip to South Dakota, which went warp speed for Matt, but at half impulse speed for all the other siblings.

This film inspired a made-for-McQ short entitled, "Amlet" (cockney "H")

Technically a miniseries, not a movie, but complete with snow white, a handsome wolf as a love interest, and a singing ring. This series was watched no less than 30 times by Emily. (P.S. Katherine also loved it.)

This classic Bowie High School Production featured Nuns, Nazis, and Emily Gee

I had the soundtrack on CD, and Emily would come into my room to listen. She loved hearing the story again, and again, and again. I wish I had been more patient, but looking back, it's one of my favorite memories, seeing the way Emily loved story and music so much.

This comedy classic of Dad's starring John Candy and Jim Belushi is much funnier if you watch it between two thirty and three in the morning.

Commutes in the 4Runner were accompanied by 4Riders from Rohan, compliments of this film

Emily was always the pink one. I was always the yellow one. And we both had a crush on the white one.

On a trip to Scotland for this musical production, Emily broke into tears when she discovered that he older brother would be teaching at bowie High School.

The music, the magic, the memories! And that drunk skeleton was absolutely terrifying.

Frequently rented on VHS from Blockbuster when we were really little. Rainbows and shooting magic light from their furry tummies is the best way to solve problems.

The early portrayal of this film by a local high school prompted a moribund misanthrope to laugh sinisterly as a weeping 4th grader ran out of the theater in terror

We would just fast forward to the part where Colin Firth jumped into the lake.

Classic American musical named after an American City, Emily played among other things, a ventriloquist dummy.

This 90s classic stars Sandra Bullock, a plot set off by a coma, and a hilarious family dynamic.

True of false: this TV show on Nickelodeon was not a movie but a TV show where contestants believed crayons were made out of metal

According to the most respected critical interpretation, this movies plot centers entirely around a puppeteered protagonist named Kovacs

Emily and I listened to the soundtrack of this feature films for families movie so much that Scott stole the cd and hid it where it could never be found.

"It's KUH-NAH REEVES!" As whisper-yelled emphatically by one movie goer in this Christian Bale classic

Emily always said, "This movie reminds me so much of our family", just without the drug use. ;-)

Matt took his fandom for space epics to a new level when he made and wore an obiwan kinobi outfit when the family went to see this movie in theaters.

This leading character was able to take flight, unlike the plot of this eponymous "Sunday approved" classic

We used to pull the cushions off the pink couch to make a slide and dance to the soundtrack of this musical every single day as we played "Orphans".