Betty Houle

Next up: Who is the world's tallest midget?

I don't need to see any of these choices...

I love SPINAL TAP and the Python movies but what about... Annie Hall? Ghostbusters? A Night at the Opera? A Christmas Story? Top Secret? A Fish Called Wanda? Raising Arizona?

This is why I love fanboys!

And in the works (with Bill Murray as Garfield): GARFIELD THE MOVIE!

whatever.

I could of told you a long time ago that there was no way Lucas would kill off this creation which he loves dearly!

I love those three movies as well as The Double Life of Veronique!

Holy shit.....NO WAY!!! Believe it!

Not that I know the storyline or anything, but the fact that they kissed and such in the first season, maybe they broke up later or found out it was a improptu thing and wanted to see if it was something bigger. Either way...what was Pete's brother Pete doing at the time. That kid was GOLD Jerry GOLD!! Was that the episode where Little Pete was trying to go back in time cuz of daylight savings time? Yes!

I don't know. That was a fun show though! That Drive-In episode was one of my faves!

And Demolition had a match with the LOD, too...

Pillman/Bruce Hart were Bad Company in Stampede. Not to be confused with the Pat Tanaka/Paul Diamond Bad Company in the AWA from the same time period. I think the Tanaka/Diamond team spelled it "Badd Company" ... I have memories of DDP spelling it out "B, A, Double-D Badd" You are correct, sir!

It was a good movie. Pretty effective. I thought the final plot "twist" at the end was very lame though.

Pillman/Bruce Hart were Bad Company in Stampede. Not to be confused with the Pat Tanaka/Paul Diamond Bad Company in the AWA from the same time period.

Are you sure this happened? I thought it was just a Apter-mag rumor at the time...

Yeah, I didn't actually expect anyone to vote for it but I felt compelled to list it.

I'm OK with the film being what it's supposed to be - a filmed editorial, a comedy, and a drama. It doesn't fit into any one category. If the Academy wished to see it as a documentary, so be it. I think it should have been in the running for best picture of the year.

I do believe you have inhaled. Way too much.

EXACTLY! Having said that, I do enjoy both the 80's and 70's shows. Harmless goofy nostalgia.

But since the movie is ostensibly a documentary, basing it on lies, half-truths, staged scenarios, and speeches edited for effect is dishonest. There's precious little point in supporting a dishonest filmmaker who peddles his wares as the truth. This movie isn't supposed to be a presentation-of-facts documentary. It's a drama, it's a comedy, and it's a filmed editorial -- all wrapped up in one! One of the best movies of 2002. See, that's where I always got confused. See, I always thought that documentaries were supposed to be based on truth. Whereas documentaries that were based on nothing but lies and half-truths (which is what Moore does these days) were, at best, "mock" documentaries or just flat out PROPAGANDA. But I suppose I must be wrong. Strike three!

FAVORITE match not BEST.

I think I hit all the major televised matches...

"After two years of trying to get an interview with Charlton Heston, Michael Moore (II) was going to give up. Showing up at Heston's house was totally spontaneous - on the way to the airport, a staff member suggested that they find his house using a star map."

But since the movie is ostensibly a documentary, basing it on lies, half-truths, staged scenarios, and speeches edited for effect is dishonest. There's precious little point in supporting a dishonest filmmaker who peddles his wares as the truth. This movie isn't supposed to be a presentation-of-facts documentary. It's a drama, it's a comedy, and it's a filmed editorial -- all wrapped up in one! One of the best movies of 2002.