Gary Floyd

Saw it earlier today, and I liked it a lot. Fun movie all around.

That's what Ja thinks.

Finally, the reunion nobody looked forward to.

And there's my rare contribution to the WWE folder.

Best post in the whole thread.

Wow, is he a full fledged member of the Westboro Baptist Church too? Fucking bigots... "Queering doesn't make the world work!" It's been well known for a long time that Warrior isn't a big fan of gay people.

It's not often a post is so bad I have no way to respond. Congrats.

I've seen some on Fark, but then again, I largely consider that website to be shit.

Holy fucking shit. That's a shitty thing to find out when you go home.

Here's the whole list, for those curious

For me, "Coffy", and "Dolemite" are the best Blaxploitation flicks. "I wanna see this honky dace!"

Ahem... Anyways here's a great audio interview with Stephen Thrower (a former member of Coil and an editor for Eyeball Magazine, whose new book "Nightmare USA" gets my heaviest recommendation) about the old Grindhouse movies. You know, this would be a great thread to talk about our favorite old Grindhouse movies, be it horror, old porn, Kung Fu, Blaxploitation, Biker flicks, etc.

Sadly, it was the last great album they did.

The Dude: Jesus, man, could you change the channel? Cab Driver: Fuck you man. If you don't like my fuckin' music get your own fuckin' cab! The Dude: I had a rough... Cab Driver: I pull over and kick your ass out! The Dude: Come on, man. I had a rough night and I hate the fuckin' Eagles, man!

Aphex Twin-I Care Because You Do The Velvet Underground-White Light/White Heat Led Zeppelin-Houses of the Holy Kraftwerk-Computer World Erik B & Rakim-Paid in Full Kraftwerk-Trans-Europe Express

Calling luke-o.

Faust-Faust IV Black Sabbath-Sabbath Bloody Sabbath Gong-Flying Teapot Mike Oldfield-Tubular Bells

Apparently, about $25-30 Million.

I'm really loving some 60's Garage rock at the moment (particularly Chocolate Watch Band and Shadows of Knight).

Milky. He's going to win either way.

1 - Cloverfield Paramount Pictures $41,000,000 $41,000,000 1 3411 2 - 27 Dresses 20th Century Fox Distribution $22,427,000 $22,427,000 1 3057 3 1 The Bucket List Warner Bros. Pictures Distribution $15,150,000 $42,709,000 4 2915 4 3 Juno Fox Searchlight Pictures, 20th Century Fox International $10,250,000 $85,377,000 7 2534 5 4 National Treasure: Book of Secrets Buena Vista Pictures Distribution $8,148,000 $198,030,000 5 2963 6 2 First Sunday Sony Pictures Releasing $7,800,000 $28,466,000 2 2213 7 - Mad Money Overture Films $7,700,000 $7,700,000 1 2470 8 5 Alvin and the Chipmunks 20th Century Fox Distribution $7,000,000 $196,380,000 6 2962 9 6 I Am Legend Warner Bros. Pictures Distribution $5,105,000 $247,682,000 6 2525 10 10 Atonement Focus Features, Universal Pictures International $4,759,000 $31,884,000 7 1291 11 17 There Will Be Blood Paramount Vantage, Miramax International $3,121,000 $8,155,000 4 389 12 7 One Missed Call Warner Bros. Pictures Distribution $2,830,000 $24,431,000 3 1925

The actual poster (first one was a fake)