DarKnight

The world will end the day Val Venus gets released.

I would be mad too if I was him, since they took another jobber like Funaki, and gave him a new gimmick and a win over one of their "stars" MVP, yet Crazy gets released. Its almost like Funaki took his place.

Bigger Question: Who would be the villain after the Mandarin? Crimson Dynamo?

I love the Wile E. Coyote/Road Runner cartoons, but yes, the Road Runner was annoying. I don't hate him remotely as bad as Tweety though, since the Road Runner can actually defend himself and use his own skills to get away, but Tweety is just helpless and has to count on Granny to help him. I think thats why my favorite Sylvester/Tweety cartoon is the one where Tweety drinks the Jeckyl/Hyde formula, because Tweety could actually defend himself in that one.

That was a pretty interesting read. I had no idea Howard was the most paid actor in the first film, or his difficult behavior on the set. I did wonder when I saw Iron Man, why Rhodes didn't seem to have much screen time.

Kennedy's had at least 3 or so times where he could have been pushed pretty hard, but he either gets injured or fails a wellness test. When he came back from his first injury, was when I had enough of him. When he debuted in late 05, I thought he was something cool and different, but when he came back from injury and had that horrible U.S. title push, I realized that he had no actual mic skills, and wasn't a good worker at all.

It is really eerie how similar Gail Kim's push was back then, to Taylor Wilde's now. Where they give her the title in her debut or pretty close to it, and then has the title for months, but nobody gives a damn or remembers it.

Wow, I'm actually quite surprised its getting that good of reviews. I refused to watch End of Days for years, but one night on Encore, they showed it, and I thought "what the hell, I might as well give it a chance", and I found it to be somewhat of a guilty pleasure, especially with the Vince Russo style swerves that you can see coming from a mile away. And yeah, I did find Gabriel Byrne's performance as the Devil to be pretty good.

I actually thought Bugs pulled off something difficult to do, in being a likeable asshole. I consider some of those cartoons where he is humiliated to be some of Looney Tunes' worst, like where he is racing the turtle or the one where he is fighting the gremlin. I remember seeing that cartoon, and I thought it was pretty good, but I didn't think it was anywhere near as funny as Duck Amuck.

Wow, neither the Colts or Pats looked good at all in that game. This is now how the Colts have to win...grind it out type games.

He was part of the New Church? Hmm, I don't remember him in that at all, but I thought that was a really good heel stable.

That movie Role Models looks pretty bad. I think Paul Rudd should have his own starring movie, but being in one with Stiffler and McGlovin isn't going to help him any.

Easily Warner Bros. for me. Looney Tunes owns the fucking universe. I loved the pure anarchy in Daffy Duck's cartoons, as he is my favorite character out of Looney Tunes. I agree with some people on here who say that Road Runner and Tweety are annoying as hell, since it made me have sympathy for Sylvester and Wile E. I never liked Disney shorts worth a crap, but there movies are pretty good. If I had to pick my favorite Looney Tunes cartoons, I would have to go with "Yankee Doodle Daffy", and that one where Daffy and Porky try to get some sleep so they won't be late for work the next day, and they end up going through horrible situations through the whole night.

Oh man, this sucks. I'm surprised Evan Bourne was getting pushed as hard as he was in the WWE, but with this injury, they will probably forget he's still employed within the next 4 months. I still hope he gets pushed though when he comes back, as he is the most enjoyable wrestler to watch currently.

So far, I'm really enjoying the hell out of the MEM, but after Steiner, I don't want to see any more guys added to the group. Just have it be Sting, Angle, Booker, Nash, and Steiner, and thats it.

The funny thing is, this isn't the first stable or tag team in TNA to use "mafia" in its name. Remember the Voodoo Kin Mafia?

Oh hell yes! The return of Big Poppa Pump! I've missed him for months, as I've thought TNA really lost something on their shows when Steiner was injured. Him being put with the Main Event Mafia fits very well, so this faction should be pretty fun to watch.

Oh, my bad. I thought I heard somewhere that Roma actually kicked out of the finish.

I don't think Duggan had a problem jobbing to Alex Wright, but in that match, you can tell Duggan didn't want to sell for him or even be there for that matter. And yes, Alex Wright did have a problem with Paul Roma years before, where it was Wright's first match, and Roma went against the booking, and kicked out of the pinfall which was supposed to be the finish. I heard he got fired right after he went backstage.

Wow, I'm pretty shocked to hear that about Howard. I didn't even consider the thought of him being replaced, but I'm not worried, since I like Don Cheadle too.

Yeah, the Saw movies just make their usual $60 million something at the box office. Kinda like how the Friday the 13th movies used to be.

Yeah, I really enjoyed Freddy Vs. Jason, but it is a little difficult to follow that up, since they didn't know what to do in the sequel, like have Ash from the Evil Dead series, or add someone else like Michael Myers. The end of the movie was a little confusing too, as it showed that Freddy is still alive, but I don't know what the hell he could do at that point, with his head chopped off and all.

The whole point of rebooting a franchise is when it has nowhere to go, and Friday the 13th definitely had no where to go, so thats why its been rebooted. Reboots are also done because the latest installment might have been dissapointing or was a disaster, like Batman & Robin, so the filmakers feel the series needs a fresh start.

Oh, this guessing game can be fun. I bet its something like it turns out Jigsaw didn't die or something, or they will say he has a twin brother!

Saw 3 is by far the worst in the series. I pretty much enjoyed all of them except that one. Like Youth N Asia stated, the main protagonist of that movie, Jeff, was in no danger at all. All he had to do was either help out those people or just let them die. Its pretty hard to get into a movie when the main character isn't in danger, not to mention, the traps in Saw 3 were just laughable, and over the top. The girl freezing, and the pig grinder thing, comes to mind.