I liked "Machete Kills" even more, seems like THAT was the movie promised in the Grindhouse trailer, and Mel Gibson was having the time of his life.

It started off great and only when it went to shit (somewhere around the 3rd ep of Season 2) did people start saying "Hey, it's a nighttime soap!" as an excuse for cheesedick writing.

Fuck, can't you wait until the show actually FINISHES AIRING before putting obvious spoilers in the headline?

Dicks.

Kate Mara

The Incredible Burt Wonderstone is worth watching for Jim Carrey's Criss Angel impression alone.

And he made the best Nightmare on Elm Street sequel that isn't Part 3.

It wasn't a big money maker or anything, but it seems like TLKG was pretty well-received by everybody, Cutthroat Island was the movie that did her (and Matthew Modine) in.

The Rock is what those GI Joe movies should've been.

Dylan Baker

Same with "raining dogs and cats".

Think Archie & Reggie.

24 did it first.

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Not me, I checked out after Half Past Dead. I think those movies are best experienced through reviews:

Always liked the scene where the chick maces Everett McGill, who takes it from her and uses it for breath spray; one of those really good "Just how badass is he?" scenes.

+1 for Gunmen love.

That was definitely the case in RIPD.

Agreed, I'm not knocking the movie (the last 20 minutes of it might be the finest sequence in the series), but that's a hell of a run in a year, she did that shitty Boondocks Saints sequel the same year too, damn.

I think she did Rambo, Punisher: War Zone, and Saw V all in the same year, and fired her agent the year after that.