She's The Man.

How about "Waiting"? Or "Run?"

He's Doug on FotC? I've never noticed it before. Or recognize him from Mohegan Sun commercials, but I try to block those out.

Yep, I like my Twizzlers a little on the firm side.

Costello does have a Primer. And Merlin's Shop is one of the best MST3K episodes.

I really liked "Cupid's Chokehold" the first couple times I heard it.

Oh, wow. I always just assumed Clifford was about the giant dog. It doesn't help matters that there's a picture of Clifford the giant dog on the IMDb page for the movie.

I think you're forgetting about a little something called Gene Roddenberry's Andromeda.

He's like Furious D!
He's the bad boy of racing. He's got attitude and bad-itude. So show him latitude, and you'll win his gratitude.

Yep, Black Belts are awesome. Especially when you have a Black Mage cast TMPR and FAST on him.

See Con Air. Everybody should love Con Air because of 'splosions.

Yeah, I want to get in on that.

I got my brother to watch Midnight Run for the first time last weekend. Guy's 24, and never saw it. Well, he has now.

Grodin is in both Clifford and Beethoven. I wonder which giant dog was more professional.

Now, the worst video game movie I ever saw was Wing Commander. Never have I been less entertained by space battles.

I liked Resident Evil 2. It was so over the top that I enjoyed it.

My brother and I were trying to figure out why Billy Zane was famous. I said it was because of the line in Zoolander "You should listen to your friend Billy Zane, he's a cool dude." But we both knew him before Zoolander. I could only name The Phantom as a prior movie of his.

I dunno, I thought the first Max Payne was kickass. And it was pretty much the first of the bullet time shooter video games. The story made a lot more sense, too. No mythical bird-beasts.

Load and Reload had their moments. But then again, Reload does have "The Unforgiven II."

My two favorite characters on TV at the moment are Walters.