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But this thread is comparing WCW 2000 and WWE 2005.

I will defiantly be buying a ticket to go see... + Mission: Impossible III + The Da Vinci Code + X-Men 3 + Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest + Superman Returns + Cars + Sin City 2 + Casino Royale I may buy a ticket to go see.... + Underworld: Evolution + Fun with Dick and Jane + Final Destination 3 + V for Vendetta + The Pink Panther + Miami Vice + Southland Tales

April 1986.

I voted for Sonjay. Simply because he has impressed me and left more of an impression than Bobby Roode.

I know that you're right but, damn it, I still love the Orient Express theme.

Oh, would they really. Well guess what, he already did. WWE Films have co-produced The Rundown and Walking Tall, and I could have sworn that they have produced Scorpion King as well, but Wikipedia disagrees with me. WWE didn't co-produce, Vince's name is on the movie so the Rock could be called the Rock. Vince gets a producer credit, the Rock can be called the Rock. That's all it was. WWE films didn't exist at the times those two movies were made. WWE Films would have to take off in a HUGE way for Dwayne to come back to star in one of their films. Actually, both "The Rundown" and "Walking Tall" were produced in association with WWE Films. So there you go.

Yeah, that puzzled me too.

Orton is a fucking dick. The guy should know that fans are going to give him shit because he's a heel and doing something like running away from the army just gives people fuel. Orton should learn to fucking deal with people giving him shit instead of trying to start a fight with the guy. Orton is one of the most unprofessional assholes in WWE today. As for the security guy, shouldn't he be trying to defuse the situtation instead of trying to get a guy to start a fight with Orton?

Obiviously becuase if they don't have an internet call-in show they must suck. Jesus, Todd is a moron.

Didn't see anything on the board so I thought I would post the link to download it here: http://www.kiefer-rocks.com/news/index.htm You need RealPlayer to watch it. I'm already excited now.

We can only hope. Roll on 2006...

Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy (8/10) Blazing Saddles (9/10) Who Framed Roger Rabbit (9/10)

EDIT: Whoops, double post. Sorry.

For Christmas I got: Bullseye Franz Ferdinand Harry Hill in Hooves: Live ROH World Champion: The Best of Samoa Joe The Simpsons: The Complete Fifth Season WWE Royal Rumble 2005

They were indeed...and were squashed by Vader in short order. My picks for most forgettable stints are Public Enemy in the WWF 1999 and Jerry Lynn in the WWF 2000.

I'd recommend "Phenomenal: The Best of AJ Styles". As for your choice, I'd probably go with "Final Resolution". I remember enjoying that show when I saw it.

Samoa Joe. I don't think there's a better worker in wrestling today than Joe.

WWE 2005 Back in 2000 I was still watching WCW. At times it was still good and I found the crap to be perversly entertaining. However, I simply could not be bothered with WWE in the latter half of the year so I think it's worse.

"Remember Me" - The Zutons

I went for Daniels because he entertains me more than Kurt Angle. I don't think I care about a Kurt Angle match at this point but I can't wait to see Daniels/Joe.

"Everything Is" - Nine Black Alps "Señor Smoke" - Electric Six "Who Killed The Zutons?" - The Zutons "From Here to Eternity: Live" - The Clash

Blazing Saddles: 30th Anniversary Special Edition

I think that Andre just wanted to embarrass Maeda. Don't know why though.

That song is fucking awful. And an excellent Christmas comp should certainly have "Fairytale of New York" by The Pouges and Kirsty MacColl on it.

If you know wrestling and know better than the rest of us then why did you post here you stupid fucking troll? If you don't want other people's opinion then don't post in a internet forum.