Hey you with yer lousy newfangled Chi-ninjago-hero-gizmos, get off my lawn. >:C

Gee, Thanks Nikira! Still is my personal favorite Bio movie though.

LoMN will always be my fav overall, but man. I remember when they first put up the MoL website! I'd sit at the computer for hours just to wait for the teaser clips to load on my dial-up connection, but I didn't care because it was so cool.

Ahhhh the glory days. :'D

I didn't ask for these feels :'(

I remember when I would watch that movie compulsively...at one point, my brother and I quoted the entire movie, word for word, off the top of our heads. Ah, the good old days....

Pixy Stix.

Omigosh yes. It came out September 18th, 2003.

I know this because at the age of 14/15, I was so excited that I burned the day into my memory forever.

I know this because I really wanted one of the commemorative popcorn bags from Wal-Mart. ._.

it feels like thats how long its been since ive seen it too x_x

ive been itching to watch it again forever and i guess now i have reason to lmao

homugaaaaah mi brian

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But yeah, I kinda had this happen to me last night. Was this at all inspired by my most recent blog post? =P

It wasn't until October that it was released here, can't find when, but the 17th sounds about right. I remember waiting all day at school to get home and watch it 'cause I asked my mum to get it that day. Yeah, simpler times. But yeah, certainly feel old now, geez.

Enjoy

Do you remember the arguments over the Toa designs/voices? Oh what great times <3

Oh man I remember counting down the days until it was released and then being disappointed that it wasn't in theaters.

Being seven was a lot of fun.

For some reason that just doesn't make me feel old at all. I guess it's because the "10 year" shock happened when Bionicle itself was 10 years old two whole years ago. The fact that it's now the 10th anniversary of 2003 doesn't faze me.

Technology anniversaries and milestones tend to do the job better. The fact that my 3DS can play an N64 game, and do it better than the N64 itself could in a time when "handheld gaming" meant distinguishing different shades of gray-green never ceases to amaze me.

Welp, it worked.