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Probably not, but it's the same for men too. And a dive on the gym floor isn't exactly that big a deal in the grand scheme of stupid wrestling moves

Really Vancouver? Really? I think Roberto Luongo sold his soul to the devil

Why is it okay to have broken and crippled men then?

His average film makes $104 million. How does that refute anything I said? He's had 13 100 million dollar films in his career, which is third all time. And you're saying Eddie's not a draw?

HBK just has an easier schedule because of age and injuries.

Pursuit of Happyness was pretty bad, but Hitch was good disposable entertainment. Both of those movies were essentially star vehicles for Smith, and the fact that they made so much money, shows there are still movie stars out there

Jeff Francoeur's grueling stay in the minors has ended.

Journey will be in 2D and 3D, with the 3D being at a higher price. I assume you get the glasses. It won't be in IMAX since Batman comes out July 18. Meet Dave looks awful, and I don't know why anyone would see it, but you can say that about most Eddie Murphy comedies. The guy's a draw.

Journey will be helped out by inflated ticket prices, but I think 3-D can only get you so far. Who cares to see this film in 2-D? Meet Dave will probably have a good opening weekend because it's Eddie, but then sink from there. Hellboy will probably do in the 20s-30s, and I think Hancock will have a big fall. I see top 5 being: 1) Hancock 2) Hellboy 3) Meet Dave 4) Wall-E 5) Journey Of course, this means the top 5 will probably be totally the opposite!

And to ensure no retaliation, Jacques called his friends in the mafia, so if Dynamite fucked with him, he was a dead man

That's the thing- this arts theatre is ALL old people. And you feel bad telling them to shush because they're old and don't get it. It's always the fact that they can't hear the dialogue either, and need it repeated it back to them. I almost wanted to go back and see Notorious again, since I'm neurotic like that, but I'm sure there'd be another batch of old people. Once I managed to at least semi block them out, the movie totally kicked some ass. Loved the ending. Oh, and Ingrid Bergman, I'd tap that hard

I like Vanity Fair a lot

Notorious was really good, but man, old people don't get the no talking during the movie thing

I haven't heard anything about that, and I did some googling and didn't find anything.

You really are out of your element here, Czech

Some of that can be blamed on July 4th falling on a Friday, which hurts weekend business.

http://www.charleston.net/news/2008/jul/06...side_wrestling/

Hancock pretty much did as everyone predicted.

No, it's still there

I'm excited, I'm hoping to see all 16 Hitchcock films the arts theatre is showing

It's probably a rights issue. I'm seeing Notorious tonight

Parnell and Arnett rocked Hot Rod. The rest...not so much

I loved everything about Dial M for Murder, one of my favourite movies now. Didn't care for the Wrong Man

I think Benoit having an affair was just him fucking with Nancy

So that Sara tattoo was kind of a bad idea