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I wouldn't mind a story driven Batman. You can say the same about The Hulk...but Hulk was just boring with characters that didn't make you care about the movie.

Walkin was credited in Pulp Fiction. and in Anchorman I would consider Ben Stiller and Jack Black to have cameos, but Vaughn was in it enough. Cameos I liked, Arnold in The Rundown. Matt Damon in Eurotrip. And Danny Glover in Maverick.

Just glad this crap is done taking up 3 segments per show every week

Sic Transit Gloria was 2003 wasn't it? And is this just another "best of 2004?" Cause I don't think all the ones first mentioned were or are singles yet.

Although golf is by no means a sport...Tiger Woods

Bah, I thought we just just talking WWE. I miss Taka

No kidding, we have a local minor league team (Flint Generals)...I'm going to try and get out to see them sometime this season.

While I love watching Red Wing hockey...I make $7.85 a hour, these guys can go fuck themselves. Their ratings sure as hell don't justify theit paychecks.

Oh No I added an I Bah Gawd! Errr...it wasn't on spelling, it was on Kaz Hayashi not being in the group. Unless it was some early early version that no one knows about

TAKA, Funaki, Mens Teoh (sp), Dick Togo...asses

1 OCEAN'S 12 $40,880,000/$40,880,000 2 Blade: Trinity $16,125,000/$24,548,000 3 National Treasure $9,978,000/$124,217,000 4 The Polar Express $9,765,000/$110,003,000 5 Christmas with the Kranks $7,600,000/$54,771,000 6 The Incredibles $5,045,000/$232,582,000 7 The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie $4,360,000/$73,599,000 8 Closer $3,750,000/$13,755,000 9 Finding Neverland $1,692,342/$14,213,237 10 Alexander $1,405,000/$32,521,000 11 Sideways $1,180,000/$14,212,664 12 Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason $1,030,000/$38,330,000 ------------------------ Out of the top 12: -Ray -After the Sunset Sideways and Finding Neverland do very well again on about 500 screens. Closer was on just over 600. The Incredibles is now #41 for the all time U.S. boxoffice gross. In between Cast Away and The Lost World. Opening December 17 -Flight of the Phoenix -Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events -Spanglish -The Aviator Looks like next week will be a busy one.

I like that the underscore for the WWE forum was changed to FUNAKI! FUNAKI! FUNAKI! I'm glad they put the title on him. I would love it if he'd defend it weekly against someone new...try and at least start up the division.

Punch Drunk Love 7 out of 10 While I enjoyed the movie, it seemed like it was trying to be weird just for the sake of being weird.

You work there and didn't know? I work there and pretty much know all the DVD prices. Speaking of...The Superman I-IV boxset is on sale for $29.99 this week That's my next pick up

Without the overly stupid title I have no interest in this now.

BEST PERFORMANCE BY AN ACTOR IN A TELEVISION SERIES - DRAMA MICHAEL CHIKLIS THE SHIELD DENIS LEARY RESCUE ME JULIAN MCMAHON NIP/TUCK --------- Awesome! Awesome! Awesome! My 3 favorite shows are all on FX. They are turning into a great network. I am very very glad to see all three of these guys get the nods. Any one of them deserves it. And all three of the shows could have easily been up for best drama.

I don't think it'll come close to Potter, but it looks like a movie that could get many different age groups.

Well, it's only a buck, but those two are $5.50 each at Target

I'm going to murder you if I see another "Blah Blah of 2004" threads... Although I find myself singing along to "Take Your Momma Out" by the Scissor Sisters when I hear it

I know you made the list and all, but come on, guy...really...

You'd think it would have gone wide by now

Meanie would be a great sidekick for Simon...most people seem to know his ECW past anyway, and everyone knows the Meanie was fat.

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Nope...just current WWE guys who passed through ECW. No Doring and Roadkill...although they are Tazz's students

Did Farrell drop an s-bomb at the end of the show?