I'm not one for sea-faring adventures, but Master and Commander was exciting stuff on the big screen. I never tried to watch it again on tv, but I doubt it would have had the same impact.

"A Wrestler's Cruel Study mixes fairy-tale mythos, Nietzsche quotations, and the World Wrestling Federation into the modern-day story of a New York wrestler searching for his kidnapped fiancee."

All of James Cameron's 80s material seem totally stagnant now. Moreso, with the Terminator than Aliens. I start getting those bad 80's vibes as soon as Paul Reiser shows up.

That Tom Morello solo project, The Nightwatchman, was wild stuff.

"I don't think the same could be said of a song from 1975, even a good one like a Bowie track or The Stooges"

Katy Perry was one funny hat away from being Lady Gaga. She fucked up she didn't wear some sparkly nonsense.

I'll second They Might Be Giants recent spate of children's albums this decade being excellent choices and would also add the entire Beatles catalogue to the list of great music for kids.

How can you take their side over Pitchfork's 99 times out of 100? They seem to share the same opinions on music.

^they

I preferred them when were known as Bow Wow Wow.

I blame Dr. Rockso and his c-c-c-c-cocaiiiiiiiiiine.

Sure she didn't molest any kids, but she also didn't dance backwards and wear a single bedazzled glove. Don't you know anything about choosing whom to give weeklong memorials to?

Rip Britney Murphy AND King of The Hill. Man, I miss that show. Now all we have is the Seth McFarlane Sunday Night Festival of Hate and the sad contemporary Simpsons on Sunday nights.

Maybe it's the Christmas season, but ZMF is really showing off his goodwill towards his fellow man in this thread. Kudos to him to scolding those who would take the lazy route of making easy jokes about a dead celebrity.

Or simply mediocre.

Monkees > Sex Pistols

Are we not going to mention Joan Jett's posture? That's a clear case of scoliosis right there. Will someone please get her to an osteopath.

Hoorah! Thanks to youtube and the proliferation of high speed internet, cheap but powerful effects software and video equipment, we've guaranteed that the next generation of filmmakers will be a bunch of Michael Bays and Roland Emmerichs.

Nearly every game that i love so dearly on the NES (Adventure Island, The Megaman and Mario series) is linear and has provided us all with years of fun.

How could you forget about Tifa and her massive jugs?