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Jesus, what's your problem? Anywho, a potential sequel name is... "Shaun of the Dead 2: From Dusk till Shaun" It's mentioned on one the audio commentries on the DVD.

Best: vs. Chris Benoit (WCW Monday Nitro 10/99) Worst: vs. Brian Adams (WCW Monday Nitro 3/98)

It has to be Rock/Austin. A brilliant match.

I went for the '92 version. A good card that was different to previous Survivor Series featuring Nailz vs. Big Bossman in a decent nightstick match, the return of Mr. Perfect teaming with Macho Man Randy Savage to face Ric Flair and Razor Ramon in a good match and Bret Hart vs. Shawn Michaels in a great match.

PURE GOLD! That's some damn funny shit!

Recently: Stargate (7/10) The Pelican Brief (6/10) Monty Python and the Holy Grail (9/10)

Holy Shit! What a fucked world we live in when an 11 year old tries to rape an old woman.

Fab Four & One Night Only Double DVD The Fab Four Jim Ross interviews four of the greatest superstars in World Wrestling Entertainment history. Their candid conversations and frank revelations are illustrated with clips from some of their most memorable matches. The Undertaker talks about life on the dark side and of the support he receives from the creatures of the night... Shawn Michaels reveals why Bret “Hit Man” Hart is his favourite guy in World Wrestling Entertainment and shows just what it takes to get to the top... Bret "The Hitman" Hart blasts Shawn Michaels and talks about his struggles to bring the Hart family together... The British Bulldog charts his journey from the North of England to Calgary and then to fame in World Wrestling Entertainment... One Night Only WWE Europeon Championship Match British Bulldog vs. Shawn Michaels Bret “Hit Man” Hart vs. The Undertaker Vader vs. Owen Hart Legion of Doom vs. The Godwinns World Tag Team Championship The Headbangers vs. Los Boricuas (Miguel & Savio) Dude Love vs. Hunter Hearst Helmsley The Patriot vs. Flash Funk Tiger Ali Singh vs. Leif Cassidy Credit: silvervision.co.uk All fixed now.

"I Believe In A Thing Called Love" - The Darkness

Hero (11/30/04) - 2.35:1 Anamorphic Widescreen - Dolby Digital 5.1 & DTS 5.1 Surround - Original Chinese language track with English, Spanish subtitles - English and French Audio - "Hero Defined” – a look at this epic masterpiece - Storyboards – discover the production storyboards to four exciting scenes - Inside The Action: A Conversation with Quentin Tarantino Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story (12/07/04) - English DD5.1 Surround - French and Spanish Dolby Surround - English and Spanish subtitles - Audio commentary by Writer/Director Rawson Marshall Thurber and Actors Ben Stiller, Vince Vaughn - 6 Easter Eggs - 7 Deleted/Extended Scenes with optional commentary by Writer/Director Rawson Marshall Thurber - Alternate Ending w/ optional commentary by Writer/Director Rawson Marshall Thurber - Featurette "Dodgeball Boot Camp: Training for Dodgeball" - Featurette "The Anatomy of a Hit" - Bloopers/Gag Reel - Justin Long: A Study in Ham & Cheese - Dodgeball: Go for the Gold - Theatrical Trailers - Comedy Montage - Pauly Shore Trailer - Inside Look (Elektra) - THE Ringer teaser trailer - Arrested Development trailer - DVD-ROM: Screenplay

My top five: 1. The return of Undertaker (WWF Judgment Day 2000) 2. Bret Hart's entrance (WWF In Your House: Canadian Stampede) 3. Goldberg wins the WCW Title over Hollywood Hogan (WCW Monday Nitro) 4. Steve Austin helping Mankind win the WWF Championship (Raw Is War) 5. WWF debut of Chris Jericho (Raw Is War)

Somebody's been to Poundland I think. As for "Circuitry Man", it's a good film if you like crappy, low-budget sci-fi films.

"London Calling" - The Clash

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The Silence of the Lambs (9/10)

My picks (edited after 10/12/04), in order: 1. The Lord of the Rings Trilogy 2. The Shawshank Redemption 3. The Usual Suspects 4. Memento 5. The Silence of the Lambs

"The Hardest Button To Button" - The White Stripes

It has to be (c.), doesn't it? I mean, Jericho has never been hailed as a three time world champion has he?

I assume you are talking about Goldberg here. If so what would be the point of him appearing on the Smackdown 5th anniversary show when he never even wrestled on Smackdown?

"This Fire" - Franz Ferdinand

I picked "Reservoir Dogs". Not only does it have an awesome script with tons of fantastic dialogue but it also has a bunch of brilliant actors filling in some great roles.

MGM have just delayed "Raging Bull" to an unspecified, early 2005 release date.

Daredevil (6/10) A decent film but it could have done with having more action in it.

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