Don't forget, Dances With Wolves recently got remade as an elaborate CGI puff piece by James Cameron, which in itself was the inspiration for one hell of a South Park episode.

Thanks to LOTR, NZ was swamped with Tolken-packing Eurotrash eager to oggle at the mountains, rivers etc. where the trilogy was filmed. It was like that episode of The Simpsons where they turn their home into a backpacker hostel to get the money to sent Bart to fat kid boot camp. Now its gonna happen again. Thanks…

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John Key is Midas. How many right wing pms could give an extra tax cut to a multinational and cut worker rights and be applauded?

The National Government grovelling at the feet of Warner Bros. executives promising labour law changes, increasing tax breaks etc. is just another form of whoring.

I like your style kid. Keep it up.

@Skunk Ape: Is that you John Key?

New Zealand hasn't won a Rugby World Cup since 1987 despite its imbecilic obsession with the sport.

In other words, he has no redeeming qualities, he's pure oedopial, sociopathic evil.

Give this man a beer.

Oh yeah that one with Viggo Mortenson and the dude from 90210 who plays a DJ.

Yeah, it was like the opposite of patricide.

May you burn to death in a Million Dollar Hotel, while Bono chants 'Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah'.

"House of the Rising Sun' by The Animals used in Casino during the montage showing the unravelling of the whole casino operation, ending with Sharon Stone strung-out in a corridor. Mournful and appropriate.

Well played, Billingham! Just leave them hipsters to all their Zach Braff and Noah Baumbach posturing. Their loss indeed!

@Bad Answer Guy: Yes!

Marge: Did you jimmy open Mr Burns' liquor cabinet?

I hope you are not referring to that godawful Hootie and the Blowfish song that rips off Blood on the Tracks

India can hardly host a poor cousin of the Olympics, let alone wage nuclear war against a distant island nation, racist television hosts notwithstanding.

Yeah Hef, my guess it will be something like this:
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