Ravenbomb

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.

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.

The inhalor lady was the best idiot patient in a while. Not as good as the Jelly Lady, but still damn funny.