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"Aha Shake Heartbreak" - Kings of Leon "Welcome to the North" - The Music "Moon Safari" - Air

"Taper Jean Girl" - Kings of Leon

I, Robot (7/10)

Armageddon 2002 Sheer shit with only Benoit vs. Eddie being any good.

Donnie Darko: The Director's Cut (9/10)

Blue Velvet (6/10)

Well, he's no-showed two interviews now and no explantion has been given for either. I don't believe that there is a "perfectly reasonable excuse" for this behaviour. Not that anything will come of it, it is Triple H afterall.

"She Has No Time" - Keane

"Mr. Brightside" - The Killers

"Close Your Eyes" - The Chemical Brothers

Yeah, I read about this in this month's "Power Slam" magazine. According to the magazine the event is to be held in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania which have an offical ban on barbed wire matches. Makes me wonder if it will happen or maybe they'll break out the rubber barbed wire. I think the "quality control" issue is that they've effectively given away the outcome of the RR triple threat match. I understand that but I didn't think it was an issue because it seems obivious that JBL isn't going to lose the title.

Yeah, I read about this in this month's "Power Slam" magazine. According to the magazine the event is to be held in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania which have an offical ban on barbed wire matches. Makes me wonder if it will happen or maybe they'll break out the rubber barbed wire.

Fahrenheit 9/11 (10/10) An outstanding, thought-provoking, must-see film. Certainly Moore's most passionate work yet.

1) Batista 2) Batista 3) Paul London 4) Batista 5) John Cena 6) Eddie Guerrero 7) Shawn Michaels 8) Chris Jericho 9) Hardcore Holly 10) Chris Benoit 11) Scotty 2 Hotty 12) Hurricane 13) Booker T 14) Kane 15) John Cena 16) Daniel Puder, Gene Snitsky, Shelton Benjamin, Christian 17) Chris Benoit, Edge, John Cena, Batista 18) Edge 19) John Cena 20) Chris Benoit, Coach, Rey Misterio, Ric Flair 21) True 22) False 23) True 24) True 25) False TIEBREAKER QUESTION: 1 Hour 4 Minutes

"This is the Last Time" - Keane

I hate it when people claim bands have "sold out" becuase they sign deals with big record companies after they become big. They're still the same band but they probably making a shit-load more money which is exactly the same thing these people would do if they were in the same situtation.

Taking Lives (6/10)

I stopped watching Raw in June last year when yet another Triple H/Michaels match was setup for Bad Blood. I stopped watching Smackdown towards the end of the year. I think Tough Enough was the final straw with that. I only occasionally watch the recap shows now and mainly use the Internet to keep up with the results.

"Shakermaker" - Oasis

"Is This It" - The Strokes "Pills 'n' Thrills and Bellyaches" - Happy Mondays "Definitely Maybe" - Oasis

Clockwise (7/10)

The Punisher (7/10) A good action film.

When did this happen? I mean, didn't No Mercy and Armageddon draw the worst PPV buy-rates in WWE history? I can't believe I've just typed that, it's like something Michael Cole would say.

I think Cena is horrible in the ring, I really do. Sure the guy is extremely over but crowd seem to base that on his personality rather than his ring-work. Not that this is unusual in WWE. I mean, guys seem to get over on gimmick alone most of the time and have done for who knows how long now. However, that's not to say I think much of his promo and the like anymore. I used to like him back when he first had his "rapper" gimmick but it all went downhill once he turned babyface. Now it's just the same old "you're gay" disses which are just quite sad. As far as Randy Orton goes I would say is a much better worker in the ring than Cena but, even though he tries, his character pretty much sucks in my opinion. I hate the guy as a bland boring babyface, like Cena, he should go back to his heel persona which he was far superior at portraying.

The Bourne Supremacy (9/10) Even better than the first film. A smart, solid action thriller with a great performance from Matt Damon.