DarKnight

OH NOOOO! NOT THE BEEEEEEEES!!!!!!!!!!!!! AAAAAAGGGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Well, talking about the Schumacher movies does make for great comedy. Count me in as well thinking that Tommy Lee Jones as Two-Face being the worst villain in the previous series.

TNA is too small of a promotion right now to have that many jobbers on the roster (like BG James, and Kip mentioned above). This isn't WWE, where the company makes a lot of money to justify having dead weight on the roster.

The thing that I don't get is, why didn't they just do Punk/Jericho at SummerSlam? Instead, we had to have fucking JBL get a title shot again, and Michaels and Jericho weren't even booked on that show (though there was an awesome angle between the 2). There was also the 3 way match on Raw before SummerSlam between Jericho/JBL/Punk, so they could have just had Jericho win that and get the title shot. Since they ended up putting the belt on Jericho anyway, it doesn't really make much sense.

Can you imagine anyone thinking Punk looks credible at this point? I mean, I thought while watching it, that they were going to pull a Cena on us, and have "overcome the odds", and win the match. But no, they instead think he isn't important enough to even be in a title match. They apparently think he's at the level of Sabu at D2D, when Bob Holly attacked him, and stole his spot.

The sequel sucks. I liked the first movie, but thought the second one was boring, and also has an unecessary plot.

Yeah, the tag title match was pretty good on this show. I think that Undertaker/Big Show stuff lasted way too long though. They showed the CM Punk beat down, and then they have this long, never ending segment, where the Taker gets beat down for about 10 minutes. I mean, it kind of killed the suspense of "Is CM Punk going to be in the match or not"?

Wow, I can't believe that WWE came to their senses and put the title on the most entertaining guy in the company right now. However, CM Punk is BURIED after this though. I mean, the guy had the title for about 2 months, and then loses the title by being knocked out by the ultra lame kick of death, and then doesn't even wrestle the match. Wow. You know, CM Punk was really lucky to even have the title at all in WWE, so it doesn't shock me that they finally had enough of his title reign, but they shouldn't bury the guy that bad. Still, even if he was buried, they at least had a good alternative, Jericho. I said a few weeks back that instead of doing the obvious by putting the title on Orton, they should put it on Jericho, the best heel on the show, and maybe the promotion right now. Now the awesome Michaels/Jericho feud can be for the title, since it has been the only stuff worth watching on Raw the past few months.

Thats the funniest thing about that movie. People make fun of Arnold, saying he killed the movie, yet he's the only thing watchable about it. For example: There was a really boring middle part of the movie, where Freeze is locked up at Arkham, and the movie's pace is stopped dead in its tracks, and has a lot of boring scenes.

Heel Doink did rule. He had some of the creepiest ring music too.

"Tonight's forecast, a FREEZE IS COMING!!!"

Well, I've said that Kaz is a good worker, but I never liked his push this year because he was so bland. At least him as Suicide is something notable.

I'm wondering how in the hell that Venom spin-off can make any sense. I mean, they will have to pretend that Spider-Man 3 didn't happen (which is a good thing), and just come up with an entirely new story. I really hope that spin-off isn't something like the symbiote somehow survived and found another host type of thing, because to me, Eddie Brock will always be Venom. As for the villain, I think its pretty safe to say it will be Carnage. Now that I think about it, the spin-off will probably just have to be a reboot of Venom.

No line in Batman & Robin is as bad as Tommy Lee Jones in Batman Forever saying "Nothing like a bad case of gas!"

Well, I meant something more serious and creepy, like Doink's first character, not Rocko the puppet. What was the point of Rocko anyway?

Eh, I don't know about that. I thought all that needed to be told about Two-Face was done in that movie, like Harvey Dent's fight against crime, and then his tragic downfall after a horrible disfigurement, and going insane, becoming the very thing he fought against.

This makes me mad that Sony now figured out they needed 2 movies to tell one story. Lord knows they couldn't have done that with the 3rd movie which really needed it! Its funny in that statement posted above that the executives say that Spider-Man isn't dark like Batman, and it is much more lighthearted. I totally agree with this, but apparantly Raimi must not have, since he made the 2nd and 3rd movies about Spider-Man fighting the enemy within, rather than the movies being about Spidey fighting supervillains, and saving New York. This is why I consider the first Spider-Man to be the best of the 3 by far, because it was a fun movie that was about Spider-Man wanting to fight crime, and the responsibility he has to have to be a super hero.

Well, I've stated that a Joker gimmick in wrestling could be something fresh and different. Anyone think a ventriloquist gimmick could work?

Well, this is what TNA wants us to believe. Notice after any PPV that has a fire Russo chant, they release a statement the next day saying that Russo doesn't write this crap, and people are only jumping to the conclusion. I'm sorry, but TNA can't get me to believe that Dutch Mantell wrote that Sting/Abyss storyline. It was just WAY too bizarre.

I don't know why people thougth Two-Face would have been alive, since they would have shown him in Arkham or something if he lived. I mean, I thought it was pretty clear that he died at the end, at least for me. Depp as the Riddler can be pretty good, as I think he would put an interesting spin on the role.

I agree that Unforgiven is all kinds of awesome, and I hate the western genre. The only westerns I can watch are just Clint Eastwood movies, don't know why.

you know, on last week's impact, I thought I was seeing weird flashes of words across the screen, but I just thought it was production errors or something. Anyone notice that every year around September, TNA signs somebody from WWE?

Remember that funny thing Haas did months ago where he wore a mask for no reason during a match? This stuff with him dressing up like people seems similar.

How were those Jeff/MVP, or Jeff/Shelton matches any good? Those matches were incredibly boring, and also followed that WCW formula of having a match go 30 minutes, and then has a DQ. The sad thing is, I like those workers, but those matches just sucked. HHH/Shelton was pretty good, and when did Finlay/Shelton happen? I don't remember seeing that at all.

You know, this is better for Jericho, because I've been saying for weeks that Jericho is so much on fire right now with his heel character, that WWE needs to main event him, and maybe even put the title on him, but he's had the Michaels feud blocking his way to main event. I would love for the blowoff to be for the title.