Gary Floyd

Man, "Rendition" tanked. I guess people don't want to be preached to by Hollywood. Also, it's great to see an R-rated horror movie that doesn't revolve around torture take the top spot. Then again, we do get "Saw IV " next week...

I'm pretty much thinking of the books of Anne Rice, the adaptations of said books, and the fdact that there hasn't been a movie where a vampire is scary in a long time.

Saw it last night. I'm with dubq, in that I also loved it. Finally, a movie where vampires aren't whiney, miserable fucks.

It looks like 6-7 minutes of it will be shown with the IMAX version of "I Am Legend" Also, whysoserious.com/ has been updated.

This episode had some damn funny moments (Kelly being confused by honesty, Michael announcing bankruptcy.) Kind of a depressing episode too, though it's good to see Dwight moving on. It probably won't last, but oh well... "Don't sell you're implants please..."

I'm seeing it tomorrow.

Just when I was worried that they were running out of ideas, they pull this episode off. That was all kinds of awesome. Also, "Pubicle Scrotum"

I love that this has become a part of the TSM legend, so to speak.

1 - Tyler Perry's Why Did I Get Married? Lionsgate $21,500,000 $21,500,000 1 2011 2 1 The Game Plan Buena Vista Pictures Distribution $11,506,000 $59,447,000 3 3128 3 22 Michael Clayton Warner Bros. Pictures Distribution $11,010,000 $12,087,000 2 2511 4 - We Own the Night Sony Pictures Releasing $11,000,000 $11,000,000 1 2362 5 2 The Heartbreak Kid Paramount Pictures $7,425,000 $26,001,000 2 3233 6 - Elizabeth: The Golden Age Universal Pictures Distribution $6,183,000 $6,183,000 1 2001 7 3 The Kingdom Universal Pictures Distribution $4,566,000 $39,954,000 3 2836 8 12 Across the Universe Sony Pictures Releasing $4,000,000 $12,909,000 5 954 9 4 Resident Evil: Extinction Screen Gems, Sony Pictures Releasing $2,650,000 $48,067,000 4 2249 10 5 The Seeker Unnamed Fox-Walden Joint Venture $2,150,000 $7,104,000 2 3173 11 6 Good Luck Chuck Lionsgate $2,030,000 $32,756,000 4 1951 12 7 3:10 to Yuma Lionsgate $1,460,000 $51,457,000 6 1820 Once again, I didn't see any ads for this one, yet it's the top movie in America.

It's the hair that does it if you ask me. Oh, and the fact that it looks like a bad parody of a 70's soul album. Also, it's good to see I have yet another reason to hate Coheed & Cambria.

At this point,I think that "American Dad" is the best thing on the Fox Sunday line up at the moment. Tonights episode was gold.

I've been saying that to friends for a long time now.

T.I. is in trouble with the law.

The Velvet Underground-"Here She Comes Now"

ha ha

I didn't even notice he was gone.

And there is my shitty contribution.

*raises hand* Advanced word is that it's pretty good. Anyways... Teaser Trailer for the upcoming remake of "The Eye", staring Jessica Alba, is up. I know most are going to throw a fit over it, but personally, I never liked the original (it just ended up feeling liked a missed opportunity to me.)

Remember Lou Perlman? Well, now you do.

Not bad. Not bad at all.

Wh, good point. I'm just a bit impatient sometimes.

I don't know about getting it, since apparently, the download doesn't come with the bonus tracks.

"I'm not going to cry about it-I did that on the way home."

Andy and Dwight are the best team ever. I would love a gif of them dancing.