Good God
People are making shitloads of money shilling this crap. I need to make some Twilight tee-shirts immediately.

The fuck, man, fucking aliens, fucking prawns man. - Van Der Merwe was the man.

JVS, didn't Sunshine bomb? I remember that being at my local multiplex for approximately 2 weeks. Still one of the most woefully under-appreciated/seen movies of the last decade in my opinion.

Does Dane Cook have AIDS?
Jeremy Piven = lifetime pass for Judgment Night.

It's not actually that complicated, more mildly annoying than anything. Keeping albums together, especially albums with guests and features, becomes a pain in the ass - and I do love the cover flow feature, but I gets mad multiples, son.

I feel like I've already made a commitment with all the music I've loaded into iTunes which, really isn't that much, but I am a pretty lazy, fat fuck

I don't have an iPhone or an iPod
but I use iTunes for certain music, and I can't get that shit organized for the life of me. It's a pain in the ass. Still, it's better than Windows Media Player.

"mmmmm no. Crash is about ten times better then Magnolia."

Academy Awards tend to wreck otherwise upwardly mobile film-careers. It almost seems better to be nominated than to win (in the acting categories, anyway).

I agree with i like hot dogs on this one.

The Grey Zone was the last good holocaust movie I can recall. I also remember liking Apt Pupil alot in the cinema but then I bought it used for four bucks, watched it again and felt like I had wasted four bucks. I still have faith in Tarantino, though. He's a modern-day master in my opinion (along with the Coen…

Yeah, I hope you skin your knee or something, you rat fink.

I apologize for saying "fucking" so many times.

Don't hate on Tarantino. With the exception of Death Proof (which I should watch again, Grindhouse in a movie theatre was a fucking grueling experience) he's made only awesome, iconic films.

Tranny Hunter: Q&A The Video Game - could be awesome.

AntiSemitron, I appreciate that Die Hard movies take up a solid 50% of your Best Christmas Movies list.

I remember first hearing about this movie around 1994 when I was 13 years old (and if there was anything in the world that would get a 13-year-old from 1994 excited it was the words : ARNOLD vs. SATAN). I remember it clearly because somewhere it said that it would be coming out in 1999 and at that time five years was…

+ Ghost Rider, World Trade Center, Windtalkers, The Family Man, 8mm, City of Angels…

Come on now, how can you hate on Margie Gunderson? That's one of my favorite polices in any movie ever.

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