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I'd like it to be tied, maybe 3-3 or something. At the end, both mean are just beat up, bleeding, and they are both out. The double count is going, and right before they hit ten Benoit raises up. He looks around, bleeding and seemingly out of his mind. He goes to HHH as if he's going for a pin, but instead he looks up after looking down at HHH, and does the "cut the throat" thing very intensely. He climbs the turnbuckly, leaps off, and lands one of the greatest diving headbuts ever. HHH is barely moving, HHH is barely moving, but he gets over, gets on top of HHH, and actually pins him in the middle of the ring. But then again, it's just my dream here.

We're getting a gimmick where Kamala, George "The Animal" Steele, etc... all take Eugene under their wing.

If this is true, then WOOHOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO! I'm a huge fan of the goof, always have been and always will be. He's one of my favorite comedic characters ever, possibly my favorite of them all. I don't want to see him wrestling though, but I wouldn't mind him being on TV somehow. Kamala for WWE RAW mascot! Before each match, EVERYONE rubs his belly!

I love the cowbell, but it still doesn't touch the Census sketch with Walken. There are few hosts that you can pretty much count on on SNL, and Walken is one of them.

I have a few that I'm VERY proud to be able to say that I was at. Hogan vs. Goldberg - Yep, the match where Goldberg pinned Hogan clean, to win his first world title. I was sitting in the 7th row, could see everything perfectly, and it was just a perfect moment. In all of my life, I've never seen or experianced a time like that. The crowd chanted Goldberg before the doors opened, continued the entire show, and went all night as you could roll down your windows on highway 85 and STILL hear crazy people cheering for that night on their way home, as they drove away. When Goldberg won the title, people were just going crazy, high fives everywhere, strangers hugging, stuff being tossed about...just awesome. Ric Flair Returns to Greenville, SC - "Fire me! I'm already fired! Fire me! I'm already fired!". This is the only thing that could come close to the Goldberg title win experiance. I might as well say that I am just as proud of being at this event, as I am the other one. I've never seen a crowd beg for someone an entire evening like they did for Flair that night. Just like with the Goldberg thing, the crowd chanted for Flair outside of the building, and continue the entire show untill the man showed up. I loved them trying to act like they didn't know if Flair would be there or not...because we all just knew he was coming, it was too perfect for him not to. Having Mike Tenay at the Greenville, SC airport asking for Flair, searching for him, was a very nice touch. Hogan vs. Nash: Finger-Poke of Doom - This means little to most people, but to me I saw it as a bit more. Basicly, since I'm the biggest Hogan mark ever, I loved seeing him win a world title. When Nash fell, us in the crowd thought something was going wrong and were just silent, but when we figured out what was going on, there was a mixture of intense boos and cheers, since everyone was so confused. I hated what happened to Goldberg at that show, as I really felt that he would win the title again, but whatever. Billy Kidman Wins His First Cruiserweight Title - This happened the same night as the Flair return in Greenville, SC. Again, to many this means next to nothing, but at the time it was just great. Have it be a mixture of the crowd being on fire already because of Flair, or maybe people just really did love Kidman, but when he won the title the crowd went crazy. I believe this was one of, if not his first, shot after leaving The Flock, so everyone seemingly wanted to see him win. It was great seeing Saturn come out after the win to cheer Kidman on. Goldberg vs. Sting - Again, at the Greenville, SC show where Flair returned. I may be wrong, but I believe this was their first encounter. Many of us in the crowd thought that Sting just might win, and the crowd was just about split down the middle. It was an ok match, which I'll always remember. In the same bout I got to see Goldberg, Sting, Bret Hart, and Hulk Hogan, so that counts for something. Scott Hall "Vomits" on Eric Bishoff- Yep, once again, at the Greenville, SC show. Ok, ok, ok...this isn't historic, but it sure is some fine WrestleCrap. Wouldn't you agree? My nephew was at the show in NC where Hawk had his very last match which he won. I believe he defeated a guy by the name of Money Mike. My nephew saw him wrestle the match, and then just about two hours later he died. This has nothing to do with me, but I tell my cousin to always remember that night, as HE was truly seeing something to remember.

There hasn't been a R1 release, and I haven't heard anything solid about it yet. If you have a multi-region DVD player, and you might and not know it, I still say just go ahead and pick this one up. If I ever hear anything about a R1 release, I'll post it in this thread.

I should have orded it a few weeks ago when they were having the 20% off sale, but I held off like some moron. I think I might try to trade someone for it really quick.

I have only seen one episode, the very first because I downloaded it, and am already hooked on the show. I need to pick up the first season DVD set. It's times like this that I wish I had Showtime.

The film that finally beats out Titanic will not be a Star Wars or a Spider-Man, at least I don't think so. I think it'll be something that came and went, just like Titanic did. It'll start out with a, for the most part, low number but it'll just keep going on and on and will not see much of a % drop at all, since it'll keep various types of people going back to see it over and over again. The only sequel type film that I think would even have any sort of a chance would be Shrek 3, since so many different people seem to love that on. Whatever beats Titanic though, will more than likely be something that we do not expect, and something that we've never heard of before.

I got this DVD a few weeks ago, and have since went through a bit of the DVD. I rewatched the film and loved it just as much, and the special features are just great. Consider this just one more, final, bump for this film.

Here is the trailer for Ray if anyone cares. http://www.movie-list.com/trailers.php?id=ray

I loved the trailer for Ray starring Jamie Foxx that was with I, Robot.

I believe that the Bourne films were actually set out to be a trilogy, so the third will be coming all right.

I'm happy for I, Robot as well, seeing how I thought it was a great Summer flick. I really enjoyed it. I'm also happy for Borune, I loved the first one and I hear this one is even better. I can't wait to check it out.

GF is also slow as hell most of the time. I used it for a while, but it just got to be too much of a pain.

For DVDs, I use this one. http://www.dvdaficionado.com/dvds.html?cat=1&id=brentlumkin

Here is a good one that I use. http://www.imageshack.us/index2.php

If you are too lazy to click "search" and then type in the word "Benoit", then you should be posting in the first place. I don't even think a OAO thread is needed, thus people doing the searches aren't needed, but if we must limit the threads, just make people do a search. I don't think it hurts anything by having two threads on a DVD, months apart.

A OAO thread for each DVD release would be fine. I'd have no problem with the merging of the older Benoit DVD thread and the one that was recently started up. DA, I didn't mean what I said as an insult to you by the way, so don't take it that way.

In all seriousness, what is so hard about just not clicking on the threads if you do not like them? On the first page of the WWE folder we have the following DVD related topics. 1) WWE DVD's - This is just guys suggesting which WWE DVDs are worth picking up, nothing wrong with that. 2) Benoit DVD Delayed - This one is talking about the delay for the most part, and all other talk has been about the Benoit DVD itself. 3) Eddie Guerrero/HBK DVD details - This one is pretty much talking about both the Eddie/HBK DVDs that are to be released in the next few months. Then we have one more, which was moved to the polls/lists area, so that one isn't even active in the WWE folder now. To take those three threads, and then merge them, would create a very confusing mess. It's three different threads talking about three totally different items. To talk about them all in the same thread would be close to impossible, and God knows that to have a flowing conversation about any one of them would be impossible, since you would have two or three guys wanting to talk about the Eddie DVD, five or six guys crying about the Benoit DVD being delayed, a few talking about the HBK DVD, and then more trying to suggest to this poor guy which ones he should pick up which would in the end be in vain, since it would be hard for him to even pick out which posts are in response to him and which ones have to do with the other three or four topics in the same thread. It isn't like these threads are taking up that much room. Then again, as always, it's just my opinion.

From PWInsider.com. Do any of you have reviews of these matches?

I got my copy of Undead already, and it's is nice nice nice, you'l love it.

The DVD is coming! http://www.dvdanswers.com/index.php?r=0&s=1&c=4406&n=1&burl= Extras will include an audio commentary by Simon Pegg and Edgar Wright, a second commentary by Pegg and co-stars Nick Frost, Dylan Moran, Kate Ashfield and Lucy Davis, a third with stars Bill Nighy and Penelope Wilton and a fourth by the zombies themselves! The disc will also feature extended bits with commentary, outtakes, a Man Who Would Be Shaun feature in which Simon Pegg and Nick Frost impersonate Sean Connery and Michael Caine and a new Funky Pete sequence in which Pete's swearing sequence is re-dubbed. But wait, there's more. Three comic strip sequences will fill in some of the plotholes (such as how did Ed get from the cellar to the shed) and a TV Bits feature which carries extended versions of the TV shows within the movie (Coldplay on T4, It's a Knockout Zombies, Trisha etc). Completing the set will be A Raw Meat making of featurette, five trailers and TV spots, three Zombie pic galleries, a storyboard comparison and a Zomb-O-Meter trivia track.

I'd be the first guy in line for a multi-disc WrestleCrap DVD set.

Of course not, but he's not but within a few pounds of both guys. I obviously don't want him to be at their leval, but if I just saw all three for the first time, I wouldn't dismiss him from the other two.