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    I think my favorite Stan Lee cameo was in Marvel: Ultimate Alliance 2, which was an awful game, but had a funny scene where the team meets a Senator that is voiced by, and looks just like Lee. Deadpool (naturally) breaks the fourth wall and asks him, "don't I know you from somewhere?" and the Senator quips, "you don't

    How about a NSFW warning on that?

    POTUS: "Well, I do have a whole arsenal of nukes going unused, and Mercury is looking awfully smug today."

    Only because she has pianist envy.
    Okay, I'll leave now.

    I'd also add the random jackal that kills Cat in Halo: Reach. Taking out a Spartan with one lucky shot like that is like General Patton getting killed by a bee sting right before taking Berlin.

    Also a woman-beater who lectured the rest of us about being peaceful.

    Wait, didn't Maggie ask about Beth at the beginning of the last episode? Didn't it start out with her and Daryl discussing Beth's abduction in the train car?

    DiCaprio was pretty good, but a little too cute and showy IMHO.

    For best portrayals, I'd go with Ernie Hudson in The Hand That Rocks the Cradle. His performance was the anti-Sean Penn.

    "I can't believe we just melvined Death!"

    Seriously. That movie depressed the hell out of me.

    Fun fact: the creepy guy with the basement in that scene is the same guy that voiced Roger Rabbit.

    The Winkie's scene in Mulholland Drive always confounded me- it was the one scene that didn't seem to fit anywhere into the rest of the story. Then it occurred to me that that one scene is actually the key to understanding the entire movie. In the Winkie's scene, we see a man's dream literally come true, right in

    David Mamet's "Spartan" was a great action thriller, and I'd love to see Val Kilmer get back into shape and do a sequel.

    "I wonder what Glenn would’ve done if Hershel or Maggie had said no." Uh, not married her?

    Why doesn't the Gov just kill Rick? Easy: because he wants Michonne. She's the Moby Dick to his Captain Ahab at this point, and Rick is the only one that can deliver her to him peacefully. Remember, he doesn't want to risk a straight-up fight with Rick's group, since he knows they're well-armed and more seasoned

    Amazingly, I agree with all of these picks (and thank God I'm not the only one who hates Chasing Amy), leaving me with nothing to quibble about, so I'll just add my own picks to the list: Reality Bites. Oh dear Lord, how I hate those insufferably pretentious slackers and their smug, self-important dialogue. And of

    Amazingly, I agree with all of these picks (and thank God I'm not the only one who hates Chasing Amy), leaving me with nothing to quibble about, so I'll just add my own picks to the list: Reality Bites. Oh dear Lord, how I hate those insufferably pretentious slackers and their smug, self-important dialogue. And of