Yeah, they're all pretty hilarious. Not a weak link in the bunch.

Also,
He is the only person to have played himself on Star Trek. That's pretty awesome.

Thief seemed like a cool game, but I just sucked at it. I've always been horrible at the sneaking around types, like Hitman also. I always just want to run in, guns a-blazin'.

The Generalissimo

I'm a trades guy too. But my brother got me an issue of Batman RIP (and some Bats trades) for my birthday last year. And it was awesome holding a comic in my hand for the first time in years.

Crank definitely owned. This is one subject where me and ZMF see eye to eye.

I'd join in the hate
But I cannot click play on something Black Eyed Peas related.

Danger Mouse was so good. One of the best cartoons that Nickelodeon ever aired.

I didn't mean to submit yet.

If you search "Stephen Dorff" on IMDB
He doesn't even come up as one of the Popular Names.

Shel's been mentioned a lot already, but I agree. But this is the first Scarry mention I've seen today. He was a favorite of mine as a kid.

Good luck to all y'all trying to get kids in one way or another. I probably want some eventually, but there are too many things that I need to do first.

When TCM did The Essentials, Jr. last year, "The Man Who Knew Too Much" was one of the selections. I'd definitely say that or "North By Northwest" is the best intro to Hitchcock.

I'm glad to hear that Crank: High Voltage owns so much. It looks incredibly over-the-top great.

There was a scathing critique of Fall Out Boy in last week's edition of the Boca Breeze.

I saw Schindler's List with my mom when I was 12. But that's because I was 12 when it came out.

It reminds me of the Theme from Shaft crossed with the James Bond Theme.

Yeah, my mom really likes the Dead, but that's one thing that I never took to.

I don't know what I would have done as a kid without The Simpsons and Magic: The Gathering.

I wouldn't say "Borg pre-Queen" and "Borg post-Queen." I'd go with "TNG-Borg" and "Voyager-Borg." Because the Queen was pretty cool in First Contact.