Well, it's the worst movie I've seen in a theater. Even if it had been only a TV viewing, it'd still be near the top for me.

"as if the ship sinking wouldn't be exciting enough on its own."

Titanic. Stunning visuals wrapped around both a terrible story and a mountain of historical and physical inaccuracies.

Maybe? Somebody else thinks it might be the live version of "Must of Got Lost", but I don't remember either way. It's been a while since I heard it.

I'll take your word for it. It's been so long since I heard it, and when I was hearing it, all I could think of was, "Man, concerts in the 70s must have been WILD!"

DVE it is!

Man, the rock radio station in Pittsburgh played SO much more than just Centerfold and Freeze Frame. Some live song where Peter Wolf does some long rambling rap…

I live just a few minutes from the 45 and Capitol store/hub, so I'd like to assume it's pretty fresh when I get it.

I get that. I mean, how you could have an unpleasant association.

Ha! I'm 46, so hardly a kid.

Sure, he makes the most of his time in Starship Troopers.

I don't think so. But I'm not saying explosions are needed for something to be an action movie. I'm saying if something explodes that really should, THEN it's an action movie.

Urge to kill rising… ;-)

Well now yes. I feel bad that it's you I want to…

The scene with Michael Lonsdale is almost worth it alone.

How the hell should I know?

I want to upvote AND downvote this for use of the infuriating newspeak crap from that movie.

Ok, I got what I wanted - a mention of Ronin and its chases.

I used to work with people way into trance and EDM and whatever the hell else it's called…lots of Daft Punk, and I'd always say "Hey! The Blade soundtrack!" whenever they'd play that stuff.

"Seriously, pre-ground pepper is fucking gross."