Bought with my own money? Public Enemy - Fear of a Black Planet and Aerosmith - Pump. Purchased at the same time.

First of all, great fuckin' movie!

Yeah, its really not going to matter. No matter what the outcome is, a horde of Star Wars fandom extremists will find a problem with it. Jesus himself could return, walk the earth and resurrect Carrie Fisher and it *still* wouldn't be good enough.

Good concept, poor execution.

I saw it in theatres when I was 13, me and a buddy. Must have been the first AA or R rated film I went to by myself. The cake scene, yes, fondly remembered.

Never saw that, but loved the original. Jones is in the Bronson role, then?

Being the Seagal connoisseur that I am, I have to talk Under Siege

Hard Boiled is a little more polished. Not sure which I like better

Kind of an art imitates life thing.

I dunno, man. Roll up a two-pape or slip a flask into your pocket; Daddy's painkiller medicine.

Don't give them any ideas!

Yeah, it looks like something Nelvana or Dic would have produced.

This sounds like something that's been sitting on the shelf for twenty five years that was originally intended to be a cheaply produced kid's cartoon show/ 22 minute commercial in support of some shitty Monster Truck toys. This concept is so '90's marketing tie-in.

Streak on, bodysuit man!

Steinbrenner

Whats the one I heard recently? "Like getting peanut butter out of shag carpet"

Go for it.

There is absolutely nothing wrong with asking out a woman you find desirable. You are not pathetic for wanting sex and companionship, that is a pretty basic human need. You are passionate about film, right? Do you sit back and hem and haw and think if you don't offend anyone, films will just be made for you? No, you…

You need to stop with the Ghost-girl. I don't mean your own thoughts and emotions over her/what happened. I mean stop asking your mutual friends and acquaintances from intervening on your behalf, its really not a good look. Especially the whole sister telling her off bit. If she wasn't interested in you before (and…

Dude definitely has some cross-genre appeal as well, considering the number of times his work has been sampled by some of the best Hip-hop acts like BDP's Bridge is Over or Kool G Raps' Road to the Riches. Shit, I think just about the entirety of 52 Street has been sampled at some point or the other, some of them…