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James Gunn. He's awesome. They've been married since 2000. They always seemed like an odd couple given that she's Jenna Fischer and he's a weird twisted fuck who sits at home and writes all day. Not too surprised about it, but still sad.

I remember that- that was awesome. They need to stop chairshots to the head. They don't lead anywhere good

We have another movie to add to the sub $1,000 club, though this one comes with an asterick- Freshman Orientation, a comedy from Regent Releasing. Plot from imdb: A typical Midwestern 18 year-old freshman at a large state university eager to delve into the college party life, instead discovers that school is not the beer-driven, sexual fantasy of his imagination. Determined to do anything to obtain the girl of his dreams (a gorgeous but reluctant sorority girl), he decides to adopt a gay identity in order to insinuate himself in her life. This casual charade, however, quickly lands him in a morass of campus activism, gender warfare, fraternity hazes, sorority torture, "coming out" narratives, political martyrdom, and ultimately, a university-wide meltdown. http://reelviews.net/movies/f/freshman_orientation.html (a review!) Now I say asterick, b/c over three days it had a PSA of $937. But if you factor in Labour Day, it's $1,317.

I've been interested in this movie since I saw them filming it at my college. I got to meet Clive Owen too! Apparently the people behind the film are basically going for the most violent fucked up film ever- and I'm sold. Some reviews have compared it to Running Scared, which was one of my favourite movies from last year

I'm obsessed with Quizno's.

Doesn't Flair need the money?

NOT VAL VENIS!

It's going to be released in IMAX theatres on the 21st.

It's not like, it's more that Kennedy's an idiot.

This is only opening on 650 theatres. Can Bob Odenkirk stop directing movies now? I stll have hopes that it will be hilarious

He should've ended it with money money yea yea. I'm disappointed

Thank you golden greek for your excellent analysis on the matter. I don't think Cryme Tyme deserved to be fired for this. Suspended and fined? Maybe. Having their feud abruptly ended? Okay. But to fire them over something like that is just overreacting.

I really hope its Cena You don't like Cena? OMG I didnt know.

I saw it. The first hour was boring as shit with needless exposition that no one cares about. I thought it all came together really well though and I liked the final battles. And it had Catalina from My Name Is Earl

I don't agree with this firing. Cryme Time was over, had a catchphrase and was in the midst of a minor feud with Cade and Murdoch that they could've blown off before they fired them At MSG, they got a huge pop. I was pretty shocked.

Death Sentence was released by Fox Atomic, 20th Century Fox's speciality movie division. It was an alright movie, but didn't really know what message they wanted to send.

Labour Day weekend is always a dumping ground for movies. Interesting to see what the 4-day estimates show

Straight edge means I'm better then you

Damn John, don't use it all in one place

It's still absurd that they don't have health insurance

King of Kong expanded to 14 screens, grossed 75,436 for a PSA of $5,388. I don't think that PSA is very good, so I don't think it has a successful road ahead of it

They have to buy their own health insurance.

I'm not talking about the WWE here Ernie. All of the WWE have wonderful insurance clauses. I'm refering to the Indy wrestlers that don't, like Jimmy Rave (who had major problems with RoH and them not covering his increasing medical problems). WWE wrestlers do not have health insurance

Remember when you said you didn't want to post here because there was no discussion of Federer v. Nadal? Czech and cheech basically covered anything else.