There's a reason why the Buds shipped off Mike Brown to the Oil. Frazer and Orr are enough bash for any one team.

Technically, Toronto is the 4th most populous city in North America and the 6th most populous metropolitan area.

Hmm… double posted the same comment. Damnit. Please ignore. :-)

As far as I'm aware, Tim Hortons is once again Canadian owned.

I remember seeing him live performing "The Hockey Song" at the last Maple Leafs game played at Maple Leaf Gardens oh so many years ago. Definitely a memory I will carry with me forever.

Or… they might not??! Too early to tell.

So basically you're a terrible person with little patience and bad taste?

Considering this review (and many others) is for the blu-ray it seems a bit silly to continue calling this the 'DVD' section.

I love how the section for home video reviews is still called 'DVD'.

Hmm… I actually thought it was kind of fun. Maybe not "funny"… but "fun"? Sure.

Not adding a lot? She's ridiculously hot and has, as the reviewer alluded to, a soft and sultry voice that juxtaposes nicely with Trent's harshness.

No.

The Hobbit audio book (unabridged) runs 10h56m.

Can you divide this post into two separate replies? I'd like to "Like" your first paragraph but definitely disagree with your second.

I was about to write similar sentiments. I was actually a bit surprised what a beating most people on here have lumped onto 2. Sure, there's some blatant ridiculousness sprinkled throughout but exactly which DH film didn't have its fair share of suspension of disbelief scenes? That's part of the fun, no?

Compared to what? The wheel? Fire?

Mon Mothma? Everyone seems to forget Toryn Farr. Now that was a babe who I'd be happy heating up with on Hoth.

Ben Stiller is good looking?!

Perhaps Sy Snootles can play a Yoko Ono-ish role… breaking up the super group that was Rebo, D'an and the Modal Nodes.

I'd actually be pretty happy with a Boba Fett film. The first shot, of course, having him crawl out of the Sarlacc.