Did anyone else think the old bomb explosion in the last movie was a bit exaggerated? The thing seemed like a pretty run-of-the-mill bomb, yet it leveled the entire forest like the Mount St. Helens eruption or something.

The movie includes scenes of rape, torture, and murder, so it's not like it glossed over the atrocities. It seemed like part of the purpose was to shine a light on the brutality of the military there, which doesn't seem inappropriate to me.

Could be better than you expect though. I for one would like to see a movie about Rambo trying to make the ol' family ranch profitable again.

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Nothing tops "Quintet." When they hit the "we'll be in back of you, boy" part until the end…so huge. Gets me every time.

Please let it no be true!

"Free speech isn't about protecting some noble pursuit…"

"Powersurge." Priceless.

Those 2 Cy Youngs are pretty huge. There are only a couple guys on the multiple-winners list that wouldn't be considered great, and they're guys who lost a significant portion of their careers to injury (Saberhagen and Santana).

I buy acid from that guy.

In some states, defamation is a crime punishable by incarceration.

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With all due respect, your brief comment includes multiple false statements, an unsupported statistic that even if true is largely irrelevant to this discussion, and an adage about as meaningful as "possession is nine-tenths of the law." This is pretty much exactly what I was complaining about.

Yes, the old "defer to the formal legal process and those charged with executing it" excuse. Precisely.

While it obviously wasn't the reason he was fired, I do think not wearing the headset was a questionable practice. I mean, there's a reason every other coach does, right? Sometimes you'd see him say something to the young guy that followed him around on the sidelines and then that guy would relay the message using…

More importantly, who saw The Eric Andre Show last night?

In Ann Arbor, a lack of headphones makes the man…

I am so tired of being constantly bombarded with demagoguery. The last thing we need is more of it. The fact is, no one is qualified to pass judgment on the validity of the decisions of the grand juries in these cases, or in any other case, without having personally reviewed and considered all the evidence with…

If my math is correct, that would require at least 200 bottles of champagne. I'd say that's a fireable offense.

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