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In no particular order.

Steele and Lace: movie about mad scientist. 80's Mullet wearing evil, and a female cyborg stealth killing her murderers

The Punisher: Dolph Lundgren version. He kills everything. Never reloads.

Hunter: The Movie pilot. There is a showdown between Hunter and Brian Dennehy that is just priceless.

Pirahna 3d: B00Bi3s and Jerry o Connell playing a scuzzy scumbag from Scumbonia. If there was an award for being a scumbag it'd be named The Scuzzie and that character would definitely be in the running.

Gi Joe the Movie: The underwater Death Star scene and the Duel of the Fates er Ninjas had me lol-Groaning.

JCVD: It is an excellent movie, but people roll their eyes when you mention Jean Claude and good movie in the same sentence.

TimeLine: Paul Walker. nuff said. Gerard butler before there was SPARRRRRTTTTTAAAAAA!!!!

Hulk: Ang lee's version. If they took the best of both movies. They'd make one decent movie, but I prefer the Lee version more.

Orgazmo: T-Rexus. DVDA. That is all.

FreeWay: Good movie, but the unredeemable nature of the good and bad guys make you squirm in your seat. If you watch this in civilized company they'll think you lost your mind.

BlackMale: You'll never look at a Briar pipe the same way again, or Roger Rees for that matter. As a matter of fact. I'd say his character is very close to what a grown up Stewie from Family guy would be.

3000 Miles to GraceLand: Not a good movie, but entertaining.

P.S. Crank 2: That movie made me Lol-Groan.

Baby Boy: Ving Rhames: Your mom's a good woman. Want some eggs?

<Says in Landshark voice> SuperVillain

P.S. Yes I did read the article and I still say he should play............

The key animation scenes are well done, but the in-betweens make my eyes bleed. Despite that I still really like the show. It feels like an animated comic book. Whether that's good or bad YMMV.
It has a Classic Marvel feel. It was good guys versus bad guys. Old villain organisations made relevant again. No one had a specific claim on a super villain.

The Gamer's handbook to the Marvel universe animated. It has problems. Many problems, but the tight stories and characterisation tend to be good. Better than Marvel proper IMO.
No breaking a character's character to make an interesting story.

Oh and the Money shots. The money shots are damn good. Just key scenes/scenery/character angle shots with the narration. Just makes you wanna SQUEEEEEE. Especially when they do the villain montage for each of the super prisons.

I'm a full grown man and I said it makes me wanna SQUEEEEE. SMH.

I wonder if a Flute will play everytime just before Megatron shows on screen.

p.s. if you get that videogame refrence......you just showed your age.

What if MM's used pets for mob control while acting as a buffer/debuffer on BM during second half of fight?

It's a possible good read beacause it's Greg Pak.

He did the Incredible Hercules and Incredible Thorcules.

Very entertaining stuff. He is to Hercules as Frank Miller was to Daredevil, Walt Simonson

to Thor, Mark Waid to JLA. He really gets ,Hercules, the character and brings his A game to

the table. I am actually Boycotting Marvel right now due to JMS Thor run. Literally made

me stop reading comics. It's not JMS by himself tho The Loeb-Neto and Q-Seid, evil

dynamic duo, run amuck also makes me not want to pick up books from the house of ideas.

Support Greg Pak he is a young talent that will only get better with age. No gimmicks. No

Destruction of a character's character to get a story done.

Even if you don't read his stuff now. You eventually will. He's making his Bones.

P.S. Huge fan of JMS but a bigger Thor fan. He really dropped the ball on Thor.

On a side note. I really was not too fond of Kyle until he found his girl in the fridge.

Not because i felt sympathy for his loss, but because i could not believe they took it

"there" to give him credibility. He and Terry Bogard need to talk.

Actually MNU was multinational created to make sure whatever advancments from alien

Tech was "shared" with all the Governments that placed resources into the company. I

think it even had UN oversight.

There were some examples of good humanity in the movie. Wikus' wife was devoted and

absolutely still believed in him even after all the evidence against him and all the people he

killed. Now here's an example of what you see is not what you get. Who here winced at

Wikus' treatment of his immediate subordinate. I thought for sure he was quietly hated and

mocked at the office. Yet at the end of the movie. This subordinate after all that happened

took all the secret files and put them all over the interwebs because of the cover up. He

was locked up "indefinitely" because of it.

Wikus was a shrub, he was an herb and quite clueless. He had many bad traits which were

very pronounced, but he had two that were clear from the outset. He was sent to deal with

aliens with little more than a clipboard and a bulletproof vest. The man was stupidly brave.

Second was that despite what we saw the documentary part and the pov second part. The

man obviously had a good heart. His wife chose him cuz he wasn't like her father. His

subordinate went to jail for industrial espionage/sabotage to clear him after the fact.

Those that felt no sympathy for him I can kind of understand, but have you not noticed

that when pressured it is natural human nature to lash out and/or go into denial. Just look

at these forums. Ultimately he helped our Prawn friend because he was the only one that

held out hope for the beleagured Wikus.

As to the mustache twirling. If you have ever worked in a Corporate/political environment.

It is not that far fetched. The street level/ lower tiered workers never ever know what the

real deal is. In general they are people as trustworthy/untrustworthy as the next. It's when

you have a whole lotta money involved and people trying to justify their corporate/political

existence is when the mustache twirling begins.

The movie was waaaay better than i expected. it didn't explain a lot, but I did not actually

see real plot holes. many people simply want their movie explained to them nowadays.

old man old school. that's me.

If I had to make a list of those shows that I saw versus the ones I did not. The list for those

I didn't would be awfully short.

I loved some Samson and Goliath. Huge beast of a Lion with Swirly-Vision Lazer Eyes.

I mean COME ON???!?!?!?!?!?!? How do you top that?????

P.S. Yes Yes. Samson looked totally.......er wrong, but Swirly-Eyes!!!!! Lazer Vision!!!

P.P.S Yes Yes I switched Vision and Eyes around.

"See Vera if you dress up nice you get to be taken out somewhere."

You know. There ARE people that don't even consider what he is talking about.

It is to them he is talking. You know. The people who are too busy to even contemplate this

type of thing. He is considered an expert in his fields. If Joe Forum says it, It means nothing.

Mr Hawking says it. People in charge take note. Also think of it from his perspective. How

do you think he would feel if he said nothing and something did happen? It's the same type

of advice parents give their kids. Save your money, looks aren't everything, an ounce of

prevention is worth a pound of cure. We just nod say yes or agree and yet find oursleves

in the exact predicaments our parents tried to warn us about. Not to mention a great big

segment of mankind does not learn until after they've stuck their hand in the fire. Not stupid

just they learn thru cause and effect.

So stop one sec and reflect on the very negative or no duh auto-reflex response and realise

he's talking to you specifically. He's giving advice the way he created theories. They are

thoughts on what he feels are of some import to us.

This is why geniuses and people of intelligence don't like to talk to the masses.

All we see are the words. We don't see the worlds within the words that men/women of

intellect see.