Man, I saw them on that tour with Prong and Sepultura was supposed to be there, but Max had blown his knee out in the show before so they weren't there. I was very dismayed. Prong and Pantera were great, though, but missing Sepultura really sucked.

I agree as well. It's my favorite Pantera album. I loves me some 'Vulgar Display of Power', but I think this one is a bit more mature and better written. I wouldn't argue with anyone that thinks 'Vulgar' is the best, though. They're both really good albums.

The big downside to these digital card games is that if the game ever shuts down, you lose all of your cards. If Wizards of the Coast went under and Magic was killed, all of the cards that are in print will still exist and can still be played and sold. If Blizzard kills Hearthstone at some point, you're S.O.L. and…

I agree. I've played Magic on and off for two decades and playing Hearthstone was like going from Chess to Checkers.

Those are the songs that I don't much care for. The songs I like are 'Never Land' and 'Colours' and such. About half the time I listen to 'Floodland', I skip the first half of it. (I've got the extended version with the super long version of 'Never Land'.)

You can apply that to 'Breaking Bad' now, as well. Most of these die hard "'Breaking Bad' is the greatest show ever!" dolts completely missed the point of the show and worship Walter White as a hero.

After hearing Milla Jovovich on the 'Resident Evil' commentary track, I'd take Maya Rudolph over that bimbo any day.

I'll be laughing about that one for a while.

Led Zeppelin were thieving bastards. KISS uses extravagant imagery to distract from the fact that their songs are shitty. Queen wrecked 'Highlander' with their cheesy score. Fuck all three of them.

I didn't even make it to episode 3. I saw the premier and thought "This was better when it was called 'X-Men'".

She's hot in 'Tanner Hall', too. The movie isn't very good, but it's worth watching at least once for her parts.

She was Envy Adams in "Scott Pilgrim Vs The World". She was also the coat check girl in the one good episode of season 4 of 'Community'.

You had me with Brie Larson…and then you lost me with Amy Schumer.

It's like the Bizarro World version of the Fantastic Four. All four are the exact opposite of what they should be.

Nah. I like a lot of things about that movie, but the last third of it is pretty awful, no matter who made it.

That's one of my favorite lines of all time.

It has it's moments and is worth watching at least once. So is 'Intolerable Cruelty'. Neither one is particularly good, but they do have funny parts.

"You brought your bitch to the Waffle Hut?!" is my favorite and I drop it whenever I get the chance.

" It contrives a way to have its protagonist be a ludicrous asshole in
every episode, before having him learn a lesson and become a better
person in the most cloying fashion possible. Yet he’s right back to
being a ludicrous asshole in the very next episode."

It's truly dark times when crap like this gets an 'A'. Dark times, indeed. The bar can't be lowered any more without a shovel.