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I saw the movie tonight with my best friend and she hated all the violence. Me on the other hand, loved it. She figured it was to violent and was surprised it even got on screen with kids dying. But to me it was cool because thats how the story goes. I found this movie to be much better than hellboy, because it wasn't full of funny one-liners and just all about the fights in Punisher were good, unlike Hellboy where they got very disapointing towards the end to the end of that movie. The comedy should be left in the movie to make not sorta light hearted so people not so high on violence, fight scenes, and drama can enjoy it. My friend liked this move as I loved this movie. It was true to the story unlike Daredevil, probably the most violent Marvel movie that Marvel has really put out recently, and I'll be getting the DVD when that comes out.

Charcter wise, Heenan always questioned Hogan. The Brain always hated Hogan so thats why he said that. Reality wise, he knew something was up because he saw Hogan in a limo earlier in the night. I got one "Never touch a midget, you never know where they've been" and also this one "In case you didn't know, the toothbrush was invented in Kentucky. Anyplace else and they would have named the "teethbrush"!

I doubt it, they could be just tradeing off talent. NOAH and Pro Wrestling Iron are basically the same thing. NOAH will send talent to them and Talent from Iron to NOAH. So it could be just their working together.

It was cool for my tape like this, makes me wanna see more. I did enjoy this tape.

It looks cool but looks very tiny, but that could be the picture making it seem that way. Has anyone ever seen something like that on tape or anything?

The 24/7 rule basically killed the Hardcore title.

I've already said this, Helms couldn't be Shane Helms. He wasn't when he came into the WWE, remember he was Greg Helms. So instead of Suga Shane Helms, he'd become Graham Cracker Greg Helms.

UD vs El Samurai 11/22/92--Yes UD vs Lyger 1/4/93--yes but clipped UD vs Funaki 1995 JCUP--No UD vs Ohtani 1995 JCUP--Yes UD vs Lyger 1995 JCUP--Yes UD vs Dragon 8/3/96--NO UD vs Ohtani 8/4/96--Yes UD vs Sasuke 8/5/96--Yes UD vs Sasuke 10/??/96 (Dragon wins JCROWN)--Yes UD vs Lyger 1/4/97Yes One you missed: Ultimo Dragon & Masahiro Orihara vs Liger & Koji Kenemoto So far I'm enjoying the tape, I just haven't watched the last two matches.

I'm scared its going to be Jeff Hardy, I really am.

You know it could have been a lot worse. At least Foley leaves for a little while and he doesn't come back unless its to help the company out a bit and he gets something in return. At least Foely doesn't do what Austin did and just take up tv for nothing, and just run over everybody. At least Foley did something meaningful, unlike a lot of people who just come back and only try to get themselves over. Be happy he helps out instead of just putting himself over.

I just got the tape in the mail today, I'll let you guys know how it is if you guys haven't seen it yet.

It took Foley over half a year to finally get Orton over with the crowd, I mean what else could you ask for?

Seriously can we even debate about who will and won't get a title run with these two? One's on Raw, the other is on Smackdown. If they were on the same show, maybe then we could debate about it, but since they aren't I really don't see a point to this. Maybe if you compare Christian to Test, maybe that'd make more sense.

Good Response.

When the hell did RVD become Canadian?

Haha, I love you too Man of a 1,000 modes

Meh its RVD in the WWE, so that doesn't really surprise me.

I thought the descision was overturned the same night.

Was it me or did Brock just didn't seem like he knew what to do during the chants. I mean Goldberg basically let them roll off his shoulder, but Brock didn't.

I'd becareful Triple R, you might get the few Austin fans on you. Eddy has been good on the mic so I really don't know what your talking, whomever said that. Did the RVD vs Eddy IC ladder match have any buildup? I don't remember.

Anyone noticed how Raw= Not a lot of wreslters with gimmicks and sorta returning to the time when Hart held the title during the Attitude era and Smackdown=slowly going back to late 80's early 90's time era.

*hands UYI a screwdriver* Go nuts.

Yup HBK sure did use the Samoen backdrop as a finisher, right before he started using the superkick. I remember this because when I played the game Royal Rumble on the Genesis, I used that move all the time. Helped me get an easy win.

Ever since all the main eventers have taken off, HHH seems to have changed. I hope it just sorta stays that way for awhile.

I'm thiking the next big stable with include Heyman, Dudleys and someone else soon enough.