resolutely fair to middlin'

"mindless celebration of bloodshed in pursuit of justice"
"coolly stylized mayhem"Lily-livered reviews aside, that sounds like a good time at le cinema to me.  This is also the site that gave Dredd a D and that was one of the best action movies of last year.

"Snapperhead Squad"

But the thing is, the world RJ is describing is mostly static and quite dull while GRRM's world is dynamic and stuffed with oodles of fascinating history.  GRRM's world feels lived in and original while RJ's never feels anything but cliched, like RJ's conceit that time is a cycle that oscillates between  high fantasy…

Will the dolls by phrenologically correct and feature the 3 dimples on the back of the skull that denote servitude?

I've always enjoyed staging Mandingo brawls with my Junkyard Dog and Booker T action figures.  The loser gets mauled by a pack of chihuahuas.  The toys don't make the man, the man makes the toys, so to speak.

I've always enjoyed staging Mandingo brawls with my Junkyard Dog and Booker T action figures.  The loser gets mauled by a pack of chihuahuas.  The toys don't make the man, the man makes the toys, so to speak.

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Already the best fantasy series (seeming faint praise, i know) ever written. My inner geek is clamoring for this one.

Eh.
I had big hopes for Drag Me to Hell but it was like Evil Dead 2 with no evil and no dead. But I guess he has to make a living like everyone else. If Downey signs up though my interest might pique to hmmmm.

destined to be a very minor cult comedy
Just saw this at the bargain cinema and it definitely had its moments with its running Blaupunkt gags and grubes' funny/nauseating orgasms. Val Kilmer looked like the less ethnic version of Steven Seagal.