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Andre The Giant was undefeated until Hogan pinned him at WMIII ya know.

Can any of you guys find any of the TNA DVDs?

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I sent the link to Dave Scherer of PWInsider also, but he told me he (obviously) can't post it on his site. Here is more about it:

I downloaded the original airing of this. I then uploaded just the part that WWE has edited out of the replay, where Michael Cole and Tazz talk about SD being treated as the second rate brand next to RAW. Just click here.

I'm glad that is at least mentioned. It's one of my all time favorite Bret moments, and without a doubt one of my favorite moments from any Survivor Series PPV. That entire match was something to watch, starting with the debut of Taker all the way to the mini Dibiase/Hart match to finish things off. Classic stuff there.

No. He means he needs to take a shit in the ring.

I only have one thing to "say" right now about this bullshit: :(

After seeing how this all went down on SD, I belive that this injury could possibly be the best thing to happen to Batista's career so far. As long as they play their cards back from where they go here, all the way up to his return and the few weeks and months following.

This could be the best fucking thing to ever happen in Batista's career, as long as he heals fine. It would be great if, somehow, a RAW guy became the SD champ.

He has passed away, I have edited my original post.

EDIT: UPDATE He has died. This is horrible news, RIP Moustapha Akkad. http://horrorchannel.com/index.php?name=Ne...rticle&sid=3724 I haven't seen this posted anywhere here yet, and wasn't sure if I should put it in CE or in here. Anyway, I hope everything ends up ok with him, this really sucks. From the Horror Channel website: http://horrorchannel.com/index.php?name=Ne...rticle&sid=3722 ================================

Another great deal: NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET SET - $30.23 after discount! So far, I've only ordered South Park season six and CYE season four.

http://www.wwe.com/inside/news/assmoments One word: Why?

http://planettom.home.mindspring.com/lost/ It may be old, I don't know. Either way, let it count all the way down.

If you want some more spoiler pictures, somewhat, go to the following link and keep clicking next: http://pics.livejournal.com/theizzy/pic/0002acd5/g13 And LotC, I wasn't talking about the preview at the end. I watched a downloaded version of the episode, and it ended before the preview. Also:

I wouldn't be too certain about what we saw, or think we saw, at the end of this latest episode. With the way this show is sometimes, that's the entire point. Things are not what they seem to be on this island.

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http://www.chrisjericho.com/images/TNAGenesis.jpg http://www.gerweck.net/news/1131657932.shtml Like I said, Jericho is having a ball with this.

Chris Jericho must really like TNA to do this: He's really having fun with the net fans.

I first posted in this thread about LiT on Jan 31, 2004, and in that post I stated I had watched the film for the first times just a few days before. Anyway, it's been almost two years since I first watched this flick. Since that time, the film has remained with me. At first in the very back of my head, but for some reason as the months have went by, I've been thinking about it more and more, and here lately it's just been insane. If I could pick just one film of this decade so far that I believe will be looked back on and remembered in 20, 30, 40, even 50 years from now, LiT would be the one. Nothing in the film that is in any way important to the film is exclusive to it's time period, the themes are those which will apply in any time period, and when it comes down to it, I just view it as a film that will only get better with time. There are many people who either haven't even seen it yet, or those who do not like it as of right now. In time, the more it'll be around and the more people view it, the more people will really "get it". Even though it's not my favorite movie (that would be ESotSM, although LiT is up there), it is without a doubt the one DVD that I own that gets the most play time. It's a film that I can put in and have it just be playing in the background while I'm doing something else, and at any point I look over at the TV, it captures me and I can really get into whatever scene is on. Its a film that I really love to watch as I'm going to sleep. Not because it bores me, far from it. It's a very, very relaxing watch for me. I just really love the overall feel of the flick. It does a great job of getting across the point of "fish out of water" to the viewer, more than most other films. It says so much about relationships, for both the young and the older crowd. It's just a really thick, multi-layered film. I'm not really one to look too much into what I'm watching, but I just can't help but do so with LiT. For some reason, the film just really speaks to me, both on the visual and emotional levels. And lets not forget the fantastic soundtrack. It just works so well throughout the film, start to finish. LiT also has what just might be my favorite ending to a film of all time. It's unrelentlessly heartbreaking, yet hopeful at the same time. And even though it's not a comedy, the comedic lines and elements the film does present, are fantastic. It actually has one of the funniest lines from any movie that I've seen in years. Right after Bob notices the whiskey he is drinking for the pictures is really tea: Japanese photographer: "I need more mysterious and, uh--" Bob: "More mysterious. Yeah. I'll just try to think, 'Where the hell's the whiskey?'" The following also cracked me up: *Japanese man speaks a lot* Japanese translator: "Right side, and, uh, with intensity. Ok?" Bob: "Is that everything? I mean, it seemed like he said quite a bit more than that." Those are not the best lines in the flick, just a couple that cracked me up. And yes, Scarlett Johansson is just about the most beautiful woman in the world right now in my opinion. I could talk about this film for a very long time. The themes, the setting, the music, the especially fantastic performance of Bill Murray, the differences between American and Japanese culture and customs, all of the different characters, the relationships, and on and on. My reason for bumping this thread up, is basically to just state how well the film has aged so far with me. Not only do I still love the film, but I actually love it more today than I did when I first posted in this thread...when I first watched it. It's like I like the film more and more each time I watch it. Few films have this effect on me, this is one powerful work of art.

Something smells Fishy about these ratings. Hmmmm...

Since it was a long scene, I couldn't make a .GIF of the entire thing (well I could, but the file would pretty big). So here is one of a short clip of it:

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I've said it before, and I'll say it again: A Benoit/Mysterio feud for the World Title (in what would be their first real actual feud together, hell, they've hardly even wrestled before) would be a big money program if booked correctly. Not only would the matches more than likely be fantastic, but Benoit would be looked at as a guy that Mysterio could truly defeat for the strap. The fans would eat it up, and they would buy it in a second. Make it happen.