The bad skating and losing it laughing are what I remember best about him.

I love Enemy of the State. It's not a great movie, but it's a far better movie than Airborne.

The worst part about Airborne really is the protagonist.

Nonsense is a perfect description of Airborne, but God I love it.

Just saw John Wick a week ago. Saw the puppy snuff film coming, but still killed me when it happened.

There's some elements of Barry in Black's small role in Airborne.

Showed this to a group of students at a therapeutic boarding school for troubled teenage girls at the end of the year. Interesting how all of the girls saw all of the psychological problems they'd talked about with their counselors in Scarlett. They all hated her by the end of the movie.

Very excited, but it brings a couple things to mind. I'm not a prequel hater, but this trailer just looks more real (dirty, textured) than they ever did. I think the trailer 's use of Han rather than Luke or Leia shows Abrams understands that it was originals' inclusion of that character and Ford's portrayal that…

One of my all time favorite episodes. Will defend it to the death. The end.

From experience, yes. Particularly in suburban Ohio.

Actually went to Red Rocks for Spin Doctors show because I really wanted to see Spin Doctors. Opening acts were Cracker, who I'd never seen or heard before, and who was great, Gin Blossoms, who I really wanted to see and who were great and a lone percussionist called Vinx (I think) who kept things going between sets…

As previously said. Alan Rickman is a boss.

I love Maritza. I love Flaca.

Hey, you! That's right, you stupid Kraut bastards! That's right! Say hello to Ford, and General fuckin' Motors! You stupid fascist pigs! Look at you! You have horses! What were you thinking? Dragging our asses half way around the world, interrupting our lives… For what, you ignorant, servile scum! What the fuck are we…

I love Webster's rant. One of my favorite moments.

Isnt it Perconti running back after the discovery and Webster yelling at the Germans from the truck?

Go For Broke!: This 1951 film dramatizes the lives and wartime heroics of the 442nd Regimental Combat Team. The film stars Van Johnson as a young officer, reluctant about his assignment to the 442nd. He comes to respect the Nisei troops, eventually refusing a transfer back to his original Texas unit. The movie starred…

Second-worst band I've ever seen live. And, at the time, I really wanted to see them

I am an Anthony fan, having owned a ton of the Xanth books, the Incarnations of Immortality, Bio of a Space Tyrant, and my favorite, Apprentice Adept. For a number of reasons, the only ones I haven't gotten rid of are the Incarnations of Immortality and the first three Apprentice Adept books. Xanth books just became…

MacDougall's Pride by Ashley MacIsaac