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Trevor Murdoch fucking up the Canadian Destroyer.

RVD? I can't think of anyone else who's contract is expiring soon. Doesn't have to be RVD, all it says is a big star, nothing about expiring contract. He is the only guy that I can think of as well, but I do remember a while back it was reported that a big star was upset that he had resigned and thought that TNA would be better. There was speculation back then that it was Edge or Benoit, mainly Benoit since he had just reupped.

That's not a bad idea. Then down the road after he goes on a losing streak he gets fed up enough to do something about it and they can have his character actually make a turn for the better. He realizes his mistakes and goes on the right track. This can also get people behind him to root for him to make something better of himself.

I wasn't around the firs time, but I think I'd like to take a swing at this.

Which means that Vince in all his glory will break up yet another talented team and bury them as single wrestlers that Cena, HHH and Michaels will go over.

I've slightly followed it, but not in depth. Monday was the first episode I've seen fully and it just didn't do anything for me. Plus it's really not hard to figure out what was going on.

I watched this show for the first time on Monday night and must say that it was boring. It seemed to me like the makers of the show watched The 4400 and The Dead Zone and thought they would put them together. Didn't do anything for me.

I can't stop laughing.

Guitar Hero is such a shitty game. I really can't get into these games. For those that can, more power to you, but they are boring to me. I have read that people have GH parties. HOW!?!?! When you are sitting there watch someone else play this game it's boring as fuck. I almost fell aslepp watching my friend play this game.

Atleast on the Sunkist site you can mute the song. Wow, that was horrible.

From what I heard in the Forever Hardcore doc interview with JAck he said he was trying to throw Grimes off the scaffold so he missed the ring and hit the ground. He was trying to kill Grimes from a missed spot in ECW.

- Cockicidal was it as were many of the actors from Shaun. - Run, Fatbot, Run is a David Shiwmer movie if I remember correctly. Simon is just in it. I saw this film for the second time last night with a group of people seeing it for the first time and everyone loved the flick. It was better the second time around. I was able to see more things that I missed from the first viewing a month ago. Also, I'm wondering who else was able to pick out the cameos in the film from Peter Jackson and Cate Blanchette (sp?)?

Actually, after the first film the series was signed for parts 2-5 so there is most likely going to be the last one coming out next year.

The Saw series and the Hannibal series are both horror films. The same thing goes for M.Night movies and yes even something shitty like Snakes on a Plane. If you are an avid horror freak like I am you can tell what is horror and what is not just by looking at it. No, I'm not saying I'm better then anyone at being able to do tha,t but when you have been watching horror for 21 years and make it your entire life you get to know the things in films to look for.

To each his own. I'd rather sit through an independent film over a blow-em-up action film any day. Horror is my favorite genre, and I hate the fact that movie companies do that, say that it's another genre even though it's not. If the movie does bad they will say it's a horror film, if it does great, it's a thriller.

Abyss was fucked up afterwards. Those cuts looked deep. He really puts his body on the line for this company.

I like the fact that the After the Fall cover has only former ECW wrestlers on the cover. Guess they know that casual wrestling fans know shit about them.

That one at the end of Loki and Sabu, I was at that show and the thing that makes it even funnier is that Loki got up and tried the SAME SPOT as soon as he got up and he did the same thing, he hit his leg on the rope and fell again. Luckily he just went on to the next move the second time.

I found this on Wrestleview.

Actually this is a horror film. Most thrillers are horrors, thriller is used as a way for companies to try to get more money for their films since they feel like horror movies can't make money. It's happened for years. Look at something like Silence of the Lambs, it is a horror film but since it won an Oscar it is considered as psychological thriller. Horror films don't get the respect they deserve.

I think #2 isn't that bad, plus it plays to him being from Green Bay since that's the colors of the Packers. I however think that #4 and #5 are the best of the lot.

As I stated, I didn't think the electrified cage match was as bad as people are making it out to be. The gimmic was shit since it wasn't handled properly, but the match itself I thought was good otherwise.

That's a nice haul, lots of great films in there. Yeah, if you want to buy the DVD you can go to the main site of the flick: http://westbankstory.com/new/buy.htm Or you can wait and pick up the upcoming box set (May 1st) of all of the Academy Award nominated short films: http://www.amazon.com/Collection-Academy-N...6287&sr=1-2 And if you just want to watch it, you can buy it for $1.99 on iTunes. Thanks!

I think Kim and Moore would have to have had their worst days possible to have a match as bad as Ashley and Melina. That 'review' was hard to take seriously. Are you refering to mine? Out of the 4 matches that you listed from mania, id have said that 3 of them were solid matches (MiTB, World title and MVP/Benoit), but i cant see why everyone is wanking over the Cena/Michaels match, sure the last 5-7 minutes were great, but the rest of the match was very sub par. Now im not saying that every match on the lockdown card was better than that match because its not true. Christ the blindfold match and the 3D/LAX matches were fucking lame and boring. But the lethal lockdown and the xcsape macth were very good. And i thought the womens match was solid (desipte the nearly botched ending) and even the Petey/Roode match was fairly solid. The only match to truely dissapoint me from the PPV was Lynn/Daniels match, it wasn't a bad match, but it seemed like it could have been better. Perhaps to say it was better than Mania was a bit strong, but i wasn't impressed with Mania OVERALL as a PPV. All of the matches (bar the 3 stated previously) were average matches. Before HTQ jumps on my back AGAIN (cause he cant be wrong) I'm not defending TNA and saying their a great company with great booking. But if you took out the Blindfold match and the electric cage gimmick, the PPV was pretty damn good. I know my review might have been a little TNA biased, but I really enjoyed the LAX-3-D match, minus the electrified part. Homicide and Hernandez are great workers (Hernandez works his ass off at every PPV). I'm also glad that I'm not the only one to think that 'Mania wasn't all that it could have been. Seeing that it was 'Mania it SHOULD have been better. It shouldn't have the filler crap known as Khali vs Kane and Ashley vs Melina. That PPV SHOULD be about the best card possible, and that's not what we got.

I thought it had 3 good matches at best. Subpar means it doesn't live up to the standard of what it should be. Wrestlemania is supposed to be a great show from beginning to end, this year it wasn't. The MITB match was great and the two title matches were very entertaining. The Women's title match was shit, pure shit, and the rest of the card was below average. That's what subpar means, below average. Three great matches can't save a show that wasn't overall entertaining.