Don't also forget "The Bare Wench Project!"

"Paranormal Activity 3" is a great example of a movie that wrings every last ounce of creativity out of the franchise to the point that that should have been the end of the series, as it could get no better. Instead, they petered out with "Ghost Dimension."

I mean, with that attitude, do we really need any more horror movies?

That's awesome.

You point out a lot of interesting things about "X3," which I think Singer would have done a good job at parsing out. The problem was Brett Ratner had no interest in any of them and just kind of shit this out in 100 minutes.

Don't you worry. That rumor continued into the '90s as my parents go-to excuse.

The nice thing about it is it shows the X-Men in a world where mutants are accepted. Also, it has humor and isn't covered in 10 layers of sand. The movie could have used more of this.

Them pointing out that the third movie always sucks didn't not help the movie suck less.

I thought it did until the terrible boss fight at the end. Shit felt real dumb. Otherwise, I enjoyed it and thought it was a solid side adventure.

Yeah, I gave her a chance because she's got a bubbly personality and energy, but, as said above, it's the Dane Cook formula - all set-up and no punchline.

She's pretty adamant about how much she works out, which is different I guess for a comedian constantly being on the road.

My girlfriend loves her and it's completely understandable because she's the prime target for her comedy - lots of jokes that have some type of "Women, you know we all do this, right?" and hashtags and big gestures. It's the comedic equivalent of a girl's night out, getting drunk and watching trashy movies. I want…

This made me laugh too much. I bet a good percentage of that will be true, minus some of those bands. It will probably be more like Flo Rida, one of the Rihanna soundalikes, the lead singer of fun. and David Guetta.

DJ Jazzy Jeff gets the best of all worlds - He gets to show up at the big stuff with Will Smith when Smith's career's in the shitter. He gets to do the nostalgia circuit without sacrificing his soul and he probably gets steady money from "Fresh Prince," considering it's always playing on 15 different cable channels.

Not to mention a budget surplus!

Or, if you were like me, from a lower-middle class family that shopped at Penney's - ZONZ Jeans.

As a teen that grew up listening to Sugar Ray and would later listen to their final efforts out of sheer curiosity: No, they never did. They played it soft until the end. The closest they came was this jokey 45 second intro from "14:59": https://www.youtube.com/wat…

I know that Wes has gone back and forth making his own weird music and being in Limp Bizkit, which he has openly criticized and is clearly doing for a steady paycheck. As for the Sugar Ray guitarist, I imagine he was having fun when they were closer to a speed punk band, then settled for those nice residuals when they…

In short - they were huge in the early-to-mid '90s, but they ran into a lot of problems with the law and members coming and going. Going along with that, the rise of the bombastic southern rap of No Limit and Cash Money kind of pushed their sound out.

Just waiting until the 2020s when all of the butt rock bands make a comeback. Say it with me - We want more Evanescence!