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Forget Rey's size for a minute, ok? His voice is my biggest problem with him as champ, not to mention that he acts like such a pussy.

Even Kane's reign was shorter. There are a number of shorter reigns.

This match is like a list of just about everything that's wrong with Randy Orton as a worker.

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I don't see how any of you can still hate JBL. He's the best damn "new" character in wrestling in years and years. I do believe I heard a small JBL chant there for a few seconds.

Thanks for that wildpegasus, I knew I had seen him somewhere before. EDIT: Holy shit at Brent Albright being congratulated by Benoit in the back.

Yeah, the smart thing was to continue the Boogeyman/Booker T feud.

Here is the top 25, but go to the following link to see all 101: http://www.wga.org/subpage_newsevents.aspx?id=1807 1. Casablanca 2. The Godfather 3. Chinatown 4. Citizen Kane 5. All About Eve 6. Annie Hall 7. Sunset Blvd. 8. Network 9. Some Like it Hot 10. The Godfather II 11. Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid 12. Dr Strangelove 13. The Graduate 14. Lawrence of Arabia 15. The Apartment 16. Pulp Fiction 17. Tootsie 18. On the Waterfront 19. To Kill a Mockingbird 20. It's a Wonderful Life 21. North by Northwest 22. The Shawshank Redemption 23. Gone with the Wind 24. Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind 25. The Wizard of Oz This is a great list, and the fact that Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind made the top 25 along with what is mostly all time classics makes me really happy. It's only of the very few films from 1980 on that even made the list. It's just another thing that leads me to believe that ESofSM will go down in history as one of the truly great films, along with Casablaca, Citizen Kane, and all of the other well known classics. Note that three of the five screenplays that Charlie Kaufman has written are on the list. That said, I do hate that Memento is so far down the list at 100. I'd have it much higher, it was just such an original screenplay. I've read the Memento screenplay more than any other one.

That was a great opening match, I'm shocked they gave it a little time and that they actually won.

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I'm shocked they even mentioned this at all instead of just keeping it behind the scenes. Is that really something that WWE usually does? When was the last time?

I'd settle for a stiff kick to his nuts.

I'm a huge Family Guy fan and I loved this epidode. I think something along the lines of the following would be funny: -Next week the show starts off with an exaggerated "Previously on South Park" bit. Then, as soon as that is finished, they instantly have an announcement about how Comedy Central has pulled the prepared part two episode, so in it's place they will air a very special presentation, straight from the Super Best Friends, it's the Prophet Mohammad Show! It could be some sort of variety show, a talk show with Mohammad as the host, or maybe an episode just about him like the episodes they did for Terrance & Phillip, Pip and Butters.

This is without a doubt the best DVD news that I've heard in a really long time. More people will finally have the chance to watch this classic come June.

Exactly Dangerous A, which is the main thing wrong with the wrestling business today. Guys like Orton need room to grow, to evolve as workers, and WWE is not the enviroment that most will be able to do that in the way that they really need.

I've always looked at Orton as a guy who could help himself out a whole lot if he was able to go somewhere like TNA for a while, then come back. I think he has the makings to be a star, but he is limited in WWE and not allowed to grow and really be himself. A lot of people are hurt because of this.

I haven't seen this yet, but from watching trailers I must ask this single question: When these douchebags notice that when you die in the game you die in real life in the same way, why the fuck don't they just stop playing the game?

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You could say that about any number of wrestlers who are forced to abide by the dress code.

There ya go. When Chavo first mentioned Eddie on RAW the fans booed, but then started cheering for him. I think the fans are sick of the use of Eddie's name, and can you blame them? Some of it has to do with Angle being so over, but that's not the only reason Rey is being booed.

That's true, and I don't have a problem with it at all, but it still doesn't change the fact that it looks very, very weird and cheesy.

How about Goldust for being in full paint?

Orton expects to get his way because his last name is Orton. You know, if you add this to the little episode they had with his dad late last year, the family isn't in WWE's good graces at all right now.

Oh I get how Orton would be pissed, but that still doesn't make him deserving, and I thought someone here was trying to say that. If anything WWE was smart by giving it to Angle instead of putting it on Orton just becuase no one else was left.