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How about this one:

And a little MORE east. Watch out, Ireland! Just kidding. Our web site had an article today demonstrating that the projected path five days out is usually not horribly accurate but the cone generally is. It was something. But look at how much farther east it is compared to the forecast just early yesterday. Sheesh. Now it's supposed to strengthen into a hurricane.

And east AGAIN. This one is fun. Beware, England!

Now it moved a little to the east.

This thing is going to affect California more than Florida at this rate. Anyway, going straight up Florida would be preferable. Over water gives it more time to strengthen.

And a little farther west...

And just a little farther west

Is it me or is it moving west?

Three hours later...

Yeah yeah, it's headed right for us. I'm not going to do what I've normally done, which is to post the web site so that it automatically updates. Instead, I'm going to grab still frames so we can compare the forecast to the actual path. How precise is the forecast five days out? Let's see. At this projection, landfall on Florida soil is Sunday.

It was either one or both (either you got it from Farrand or I did).

Gettysburg. Great scene. Temporary truce so confederate soldier can savor some union coffee while the union soldier enjoyed southern tobackey. Free post

John Hurt

I believe a gsc-er gave me this movie, though to be honest I cannot recall who and I've, um, lost touch with a couple.

Dracula: Dead and Loving It. I don't know, it just sounds like it

Patton And I've never seen it

Did I miss something?

Well that was fun

The one possibility with two subcategories: Not human. Animal, inanimate. Anyway, next!

Oh stop being... so... melo...draMAtic, George

No, this is Children of Men One of 470 Clive Owen movies released between 2000 and 2010

Yeeee haw!!°

Ok that made it easy but I've stalled enough games

No. It was live action.

You're missing the two most obvious possibilities (actually, it's one possibility with two subcategories). The people who wrote the fan letters KNEW they could not be read by the addressee.