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Did a quick search and didn't notice any on the first couple pages, and another site I frequent reminded me of the format, so let's give this a try. List your answers to the first four questions below, and then answer #5 with as many as you like. 1. Favourite Action Sequence or Fight Sequence 2. Favourite One-liner/quote 3. Favourite Sex/Nude Scene 4. Favourite Movie (or movies, maybe up to 3or so) 5. Favourite movie moments period, scenes that have left a lasting memory in you, or influenced you in some way. Here I go... 1. Favourite Action Sequence - Chase scene in Bullit (for favourite fight scene, gotta go with Qui-Gonn/Obi-wan vs. Darth Maul from TPM) 2. Favourite One-liner/Quote - Bruce Campbell - Army of Darkness: "I got news for you pal. You ain't leading but two things right now: Jack and shit, and Jack left town." and Rowdy Roddy Piper - They Live: "I came here to kick ass and chew bubblegum. And I'm all outta bubblegum." 3. Favourite Sex/Nude Scene - oof, tough one... nah, it's easy... Alyssa Milano, Embrace of the Vampire, Photo Studio Scene 4. Favourite Movie- oof, ACTUAL tough one... gotta go with The Usual Suspects, or Unforgiven. Tough call. Oh, and for non-guy-type movie, gotta go with High Fidelity. Really the only romantic/chick-flick I enjoy. 5. Moments... * *The Empire Strikes Back when Vader reveals he's Luke's father. *The entire chase scene in Bullit. *The opening scene of Dirty Harry, with the 5 bullets or 6 speech. Timeless classic. *The final scene of Unforgiven in the bar when Clint's character finally turns back to what he truly is. Quite possibly one of the greatest movies ever made, IMO. *Final scene of Saving Private Ryan. Incredibly emotional. *Storming of Normandy Beach in Saving Private Ryan. Horrific, intense, and exciting. Seeing it in theatres was indescribable. *The final scene of Star Trek VI: TUC, as Kirk gives the "Second star to the right, and straight on till morning" line, and his final Captain's Log, and the Enterprise sails off towards the sun as the credits roll, with each cast member doing a signature. For a longtime fan of TOS, it was the perfect send-off and a real sense of closure. Made me cry the first time I saw it (age uuuuh.... 13 I guess?) *The final shootout scene in Scarface. Over-the-top movie making at its best. *The scene in Platoon where Charlie Sheen has to watch the other two soldiers beat the guy to death and shoot his grandma. Very harsh stuff, very hard to watch, but very truthful of the Vietnam war. *Spock's death in Star Trek II: TWoK, and Kirk's eulogy at his funeral. Incredibly emotional. *The complete chase scene in the ORIGINAL (ie. not the shitty Nicholas Cage vehicle) Gone in 60 Seconds. *The fight scene during the opera in The Fifth Element, very fast-paced and very creative. *Tuco's dash through the grave yard in The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly, set to Ennio Morricone's "The Ecstasy of Gold"... easily the greatest mixture of music and imagery in the history of film. I may also be partial to this because I'm a huge Metallica fan, and they use The Ecstasy of Gold to open all of their live performances *Lobby shoot-out in The Matrix. Speaking of melding of music and imagery... maybe a close second to TGTBTU

Well HUZZUH then!

I was really impressed with his run in ROH, but I agree that he suffered in the longer matches--trouble adapting from his WWE style I suppose. I really felt his short match with BJ Whitmer at Nowhere to Run (I believe?) was really underrated, and helped a lot to set up the feud for the tag titles a bit later on. Regardless, he was fantastic in ROH compared to his jobbing/Velocity work in WWE. Though I agree he was awesome in WCW with the Jung Dragons.

That's my problem. Steiner hasn't had a good match since the Steiner Bros days. He was always pretty big and top-heavy, but he at least had his ring timing, and was flexible enough to hit moves like the Frankensteiner. Since he started jacking up in WCW and went singles, it's all been downhill. I agree that AJ has rarely worked with bad opponents, so I'm really not looking forward to this

I have a feeling the mother has selective hearing as well. Hopefully having a buncha witnesses there will clear this up. He signed on for it, he got what he should've got.