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No, I'm quite serious.

And as Hardy/Carlito are having a match, JR and Lawler are discussing how it would be if next year one of the votes is for the most unusual hair, and the fans chat boring. Carlito seems to be in heel mode, meaning the way he's wrestling. He's busting out rest moves-a-plenty.

Well, Hardy/Carlito should be pretty interesting.

HBK just kicked Stan, and another random guy, and another one. That was a great little bit.

DX in the back trying to convince fans to vote for Bischoff, heh. And Cryme Tyme stole Lawler's laptop.

And this match will be... Texas Tornado

Cryme Tyme match is up next.

Umaga just beat the hell out of Kane and won, wow.

I have finally traked down a stream for this PPV. Great thing since WrestleYourWay was forced to stop putting up WWE material, and I wasn't about to order this PPV. Woohoo!

Universal paid 42.5 million for the rights to Bruno, with half that going to production budget. That's fine by my. I agree that he isn't as funny as Ali G and Borat as a whole, but I still laugh my as off at Bruno at times. I'll see it for sure. I loved the bit Bruno did with the Christian pastor, and Bruno was asking him which activities were allowed by God and which ones were not. He asks "Is it ok to be fabulous?" and does that motion with his arms and hands, and then the pastor's response was just simple something like "What exactly does that mean?" Just the way both of them said it was awesome. I think Bruno has plenty of material to work for a flick.

I've been told that as soon as the promotion for Borat is finished up, they're going to start a Bruno movie done in the same way as Borat. Is there any truth to that?

I read that it beat out Fahrenheit 9/11 for the biggest box office total for a flick under 1,000 theaters. Fahrenheit 9/11 had $24,078,959 at 868 theaters with an average of $27,558 for it's opening weekend. Borat has $26,375,000 at 837 theaters with an average of $31,511 for it's opening weekend.

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Oh ya. I have that too. Isn't that the one where they interview him out in the country or something? I have that one also, it's pretty interesting. Unless I'm imagining things, it also talks about him in WCW, with clips as well. It's a fine DVD to go right along with Tombstone.

This is fantastic. Take a look at the average also.

That was one of my favorite parts also, even if wasn't' the funniest thing in the movie. My grandfather was a Pentecostal pastor, and I was raised in that kind of church up until I was 13. Then in high school I started dating someone, and starting going to a church like that again just because that's where she went. If any of you have ever been to a church like that, I'm sure this entire scene meant a whole lot more to you. When I noticed Borat had walked into a Pentecostal revival, I started hoping to God that he would pretend to speak in tongues as well. When he finally started walking up to the front and started to do it, I laughed my ass off. I've always wanted to see someone who doesn't believe in it just go up there and pretend to do it. That part was absolute gold to me. Two of funniest parts to me were:

Here is this from the Wii thread, in case any of you didn't see it. WARNING: If you do not want to get even more excited over The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess, do not read the following article. You have been warned: Click Here

WARNING: If you do not want to get even more excited over The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess, do not read the following article. You have been warned: Click Here

I found yet another TNA DVD for $5.99 (even if you do the 3 for $10, and even less than that if you use a 10% discount card). This time it was the freakin' Sting: Return of an Icon DVD.

I bought two PS2 games today: -Metal Gear Solid 3: Subsistence ($15 at a pawn shop) -Psychonauts ($5.xx at Circuit City!!!)

Well, I went to the 7:30 show tonight so I could try to be at a showing with the most people possible, and my plan sure did work. I'm going to try to keep all of this short, so just stay with me. First off, the theater was packed, a large stadium seating theater with even the bottom floor packed. I'm not just saying that either. It was Jurrassic Park packed. Lord of the Rings packed. So packed that two people weren't able to even sit together once the movie started, much less a group of people being able to sit together. I think you get my point. Anyway, everyone seemed to have a great time. It was without a doubt the greatest movie theater setting that I've ever been in. Everyone was laughing from the start of the flick all the way to the end, so much so that I'm sure that we all need to see it a second time just to be able to catch some of the funny lines that we missed because we were laughing so much at what had just taken place. Is it the funniest movie that I have ever seen? I'll put it this way - I can't remember ever laughing so much throughout an entire film, at times to the point where I actually cry. Not to mention everyone else laughing right along with me just as much. I'm not even going to go into specifics right now. Just, you know, go watch it. If you don't find something about this movie to laugh your ass off over, then I just don't know what to say to ya. I expected a big crowd, but my God, I didn't expect anything even close to what I saw tonight. I can't wait to see the box office numbers for this flick this week, and especially next week when it expands to more and more theaters.

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Here is a video from Toronto International Film Festival Q& A when the projector malfunctions and they can't show the film: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f9sSCVgJKoA