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Wow. There's no need for blatant flaming. Jeez.

1. Aaron Sorkin 2. Quentin Tarantino 3. Mel Brooks 4. Woody Allen 5. George Lucas 6. William Goldman 7. Oliver Stone 8. Gregory Widen 9. Ryuzo Kikushima 10. Gary Ross

With the greatest actors tournament out, I'd like to recognize the people who write the lines great actors deliver. I'd like to see who people think are some of the greatest screenwriters (TV and film writers are applicable, no authors of original novels that are simply adapted for the screen) of all-time before I head off to college to study screenwriting. Nominate only 10 people, please. List them from 1-10 in order of importance. 10 points to a #1 rank, 9 points to a #2, etc. The most points will advance to the first bracket.

I thought this was a topic about Ahmed Johnson, not Kevin Nash.

Dammit! I knew I forgot one!

Personally, I'm thinking either The Final Bell or Burning Heart, but my vote has to go with Burning Heart which is a really emotional song, but also a real strong song.

I'll try to list some of the ones I thought were hilarious. Ron Burgundy: Great Odin's Raven! Brian Fantana: This stuff works 60% of the time all of the time. Ron Burgundy: That doesn't make any sense. Ed Harken: Break it up, you two. (Veronica hits Ron with a TV antennae one last time) Ron Burgundy: Son of a bee sting, that hurt! Ron Burgundy: Brick, where did you get that hand grenade? Brick Tamlund: I don't know. (Later on, during the fight with all the news corporations Brick is just wading through the mob as they're fighting. He's holding his hand grenade high and screaming.) Brian Fantana: Ron, where are you? Ron Burgundy: I'm stuck in a glass case of emotion! Ron Burgundy: That's the news. I'm Ron Burgundy and you can go fuck yourself, San Diego. Garth Holliday: Ron, there's thousands of angry San..Diego-ites out there looking for you...San Diego-ites? Ed Harken: San Diego-ans. Ron Burgundy: San Diegans. Garth Holliday: ...San Diegans. Veronica Corningstone: You're acting childish. Ron Burgundy: You're acting childish! (hangs up the telephone after "convincing" Veronica she was pregnant) Champ Kind: How'd it go? Ron Burgundy: I think she bought it. Brick Tamlund: Later on, they'd find out that I have an IQ of 48 and I'm what you'd legally call: mentally retarded. Ed Harken: Ron, are you paying attention? Ron Burgundy: No. Ed Harken: Well you better, this concerns us all. Announcer: ...A man who wore suits that make Frank Sinatra look like a hobo. (Brick is riding a Kodiak Bear) Brick Tamlund: Hey Ron, I'm riding a furry tractor! Frank Vitchard (Luke Wilson): Now, I'm going to kill you. (Guy chops his arm off from behind) Frank Vitchard: Oh, man. I shoulda seen that coming! Jack Black: Dude, that bike was the only thing I loved. What do you love? Ron Burgundy: I love poetry, (something else), and Baxter, my dog... (Jack Black picks up Baxter and carries him toward the edge of the bridge) Ron Burgundy: What's happening? Where are you taking Baxter? Jack Black: Now this is happening... (Jack Black punts Baxter off the bridge to Ron Burgundy's protest) Champ Kind: Oh yeah, Wes. Well, I'm going to pick up Mrs. Mantooth for a date. Take her out, have a nice evening, then not call her. Wes Mantooth: You leave Mama Mantooth out of this! Ben Stiller: Como esta, beet-ches?

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Flipped a coin, WTF? Old school should always win out over new school, just based on status. Wayne should have been in this bracket, but oh well. At least Macy has no chance against Spacey. Robert De Niro Jack Nicholson Kevin Spacey (the ultimate winner of this tournament since Connery went down) Bill Murray (greatest ad-libber of all-time) Al Pacino Marlon Brando Edward Norton (I've taken someone of Ford for every round so far, this one looks like the one he'll fall in to smark-beloved Edward Norton (why?)) Gary Oldman (Morgan Freeman is over-rated, Gary Oldman is not-so-much)

Steve Carrell is reason enough to see this movie. Every word that comes out of his mouth and his facial expressions, especially during the fight scene are some of the funniest things I've seen in a movie in a while.

Welcome to the Jungle is just the Guns N Roses song. But sure, I'll post Darkness' theme tomorrow.

...and you'd never know it since they only ever show Mooninites and Mooninites Revenge. Damn, we used to quote the crap out of that episode, peoples computers proclaimed their lack of need for instructions on how to ROCK non-stop at work. Now it is beaten into the ground! Frylock: What happened to Meatwad? Ignignot: He got caught for drinking, and stealing, and smoking in a non-smoking area. ___ Ignignot: I hope you can see this because I'm doing it as hard as I can.

Robert De Niro Russell Crowe Gregory Peck Jack Nicholson John Wayne Kevin Spacey Bill Murray Clint Eastwood Al Pacino Tim Robbins Anthony Hopkins Marlon Brando Henry Fonda Orson Welles Sean Connery Gary Oldman

I don't see why Rhyno would give up on Val Venis. Val was kicking the frenchies' asses monday, then Rhyno's stupid ass got tripped up and crotched on the ringpost. Then, he ran into the post later on. WTF? How is it Val's fault that he got double teamed because you were unconscious on the outside? If anything, Val should dump Rhyno (and join La Resistance(?)).

*rename to mp3* Dangan Rush Ikari no Jushin Liger

Sure. I'll upload this and re-up the two themes that powow took down today. I'm going to have to rename the extensions because they delete mp3s. When you d/l the new ones, right click+save as, changing the extension to .mp3. Thank you

The most impressive victory is over Val who, although currently a jobber, was previously Intercontinental Champion. None of the other jobbers have reached that pinnacle before.

Robert De Niro Patrick Stewart Russell Crowe James Woods Audrey Hepburn Gregory Peck James Garner Jack Nicholson Clark Gable John Wayne Kevin Spacey Gene Hackman Toshiro Mifune Bill Murray Martin Sheen Clint Eastwood Sidney Poiter Al Pacino Tim Robbins Tom Hanks Tony Curtis Anthony Hopkins Marlon Brando Dustin Hoffman Robert Duvall Henry Fonda Orson Welles Lee Marvin Daniel Day-Lewis Sean Connery Jack Lemmon Gary Oldman

Both of those are on the website I referred you guys to. At least, I know El Samurai's is for sure and I'm pretty sure about the Ohtani/Tanaka one.

I used to be the biggest mark for Ahmed Johnson until he got injured. The man couldn't speak english, though.

As promised... Masato Tanaka - Dangan Jushin Liger - Ikari No Jushin Liger

Does anyone actually take Nidia seriously as a wrestler?

Actually, Ryan Styles wasn't one of the names listed off. If he isn't on the show, then this will surely flop. The Colin/Ryan duo was the best thing about Whose Line Is It Anyway?

Many more aside from these people need to go, but these are the most urgent ones. why does claude rains need to go? Honestly, he doesn't stick out to me as a great actor. Of course, I've only seen one of his movies (Mr. Smith Goes to Washington), but I had to make my choices regardless. Some people, like John Cazale, shouldn't even be on this list in the first place. No offense to Cazale, but where are people like Dustin Hoffman & Robert Duvall? And WTF is Elvis doing on this list?

I'll upload Ikari No Jushin Liger & Dangan later today.