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Didn't someone mention him and Ayatollah's big match being at "the Garden?"

1: The Wrestler 2: The Dark Knight 3: In Bruges 4: Let the Right One In 5: Wall E 6: Doubt 7: Forgetting Sarah Marshall 8: Milk 9: W. 10: Recount And if we're doing previous year's top 10s as well... 2007: 1: No Country for Old Men 2: Once 3: The Lookout 4: Juno 5: Eastern Promises 6: There Will Be Blood 7: Zodiac 8: Atonement 9: American Gangster 10: Rescue Dawn 2006: 1: The Departed 2: Children of Men 3: Pan’s Labyrinth 4: Akeelah and the Bee 5: Half Nelson 6: The Prestige 7: Hard Candy 8: The Fountain 9: Blood Diamond 10: The Notorious Bettie Page And I really liked Bug.

1: The Wrestler 1: The Dark Knight 3: In Bruges 4: Let the Right One In 5: Wall E 6: Doubt 7: Forgetting Sarah Marshall 8: Milk 9: W. 10: Recount Honorable Mention: Iron Man Snow Angels Other stuff that didn't make the top 10- Animated: Futurama: Bender’s Game Better than expected: Role Models The Spirit Worst: Blindness

Yeah, Necro's dialogue was one of the best parts.

*****

Oh, wow, the top 7 are exactly the same.

He had to be Locke's boss after Hurley's since he was Locke's boss when Locke went to Australia for the walkabout.

I loved that they sort of

I just print out my DVD Aficionado wish list.

Futurama: Bender's Game some manga books The Office calendar 400-disc DVD Changer The Dark Knight Home Movies: The Complete Series

No.

No, that's "Last Night."

Ah, now I remember how creepy some of those title cards were.

Pete Townshend.

There is now. I've only seen Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone, Batman & Robin, and the Lost premier, but they were all good to great, minus some dead spots in the B&R commentary.

Holy shit, Desmond on Dead Like Me!

Yeah, hearing smark dialogue in the movie was a pretty surreal moment.

Best album: "You're Awful, I Love You" by Ludo

I might go so far as to say I liked "The Wrestler" better than "Night and the City." It's been a while since I've seen the latter, so I may need to rewatch it, but as it stands, I like "The Wrestler" better.

If anybody has a Landmark theater near them, the website lists where it'll be opening in the next month. http://www.landmarktheatres.com/Films/film...et.asp?id=72043

Holy shit, I've been waiting years to see this. To the top of my Netflix queue it goes. EDIT: Damn, it's a long wait too. They screened it on campus, it was in-fucking-sane. Given the Flaming Lips, I expected weird, but there were times it was almost Eraserhead weird. And Ray Liotta fucking up Bustah Rhymesz in "Narc" > Terrance Howard yelling at Ludacris in "Crash."

A small follow up to this, I heard an interview with Aronofsky today on the Howard Stern Show, and he said he is personally giving VKM a screening tomorrow. Howard said he thinks McMahon will love it but from what I have heard of the movie, I don't know. He also said they had a screening yesterday attended by Flair, Valentine, Piper and Beefcake where Piper apparently cried. Honestly, I can't think of anything in the movie that McMahon would specifically dislike. It's not like some Beyond The Mat kinda thing.

For a while it seemed like, and I was hoping, that they were doing an episode without any Fulcrum or Intersect stuff. What they did still turned out great, but I thought it would've been cool to have the episode just be about the hostage situation.

"Christmas on Mars" was kind of fucked up.

Hooray.