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The movie sucked. I stopped watching 20 mins in.

None of the shows I was THINKING of picking have been picked yet. There are some on here I would love to have, but they aren't on the top of my list.

It's a GIANT mind game.

Nah, I can go without some Whedoneverse shows. They aren't my favorite anymore. There are PLENTY of shows I'd pick before them. And, I reallly hope people don't pick the show I want to get next.

Is Funk up next?

Alright, no more. We are going to go in order of people coming into the draft. And you can pick ANY TV show. Primetime, soap opera, news show, you name it. I am first, so here we go: Entourage created by Doug Ellin If I am going to be stuck on an island, I'll want to laugh right away. It was either between this, or the Office. I figured I might be a little lonely, so it would be nice to see some naked chicks every now and then. I love everything about this show. I don't think there was one episode I didn't like and everyone from E to Ari is Gold (pun intended). The storylines are great, the acting is great, and the funny is great.

The whole series.

I already know what my 20th pick is going to be because NO ONE is going to pick. I hope not at least.

I've been watching the trailer over and over again, which is probably a bad idea. I'll get WAY over-hyped for this movie and it will be a let down.

I wish I was surprised that Vader was Luke's father.

Ohh man, no one is picking my movies. I LOVE IT.

1 N Sex and the City NL $55,740,000 - 3,285 - $16,968 $55,740,000 $65 1 2 1 Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull Par. $46,000,000 -54.1% 4,264 +4 $10,787 $216,881,000 $185 2 3 N The Strangers Rog. $20,707,000 - 2,467 - $8,393 $20,707,000 $9 1 4 3 Iron Man Par. $14,000,000 -31.5% 3,650 -265 $3,835 $276,625,000 $140 5 5 2 The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian BV $13,016,000 -42.9% 3,801 -128 $3,424 $115,674,000 $200 3 6 4 What Happens in Vegas Fox $6,850,000 -24.9% 3,086 -102 $2,219 $66,074,000 $35 4 7 6 Baby Mama Uni. $2,221,000 -33.8% 1,784 -374 $1,244 $56,145,000 $30 6 8 5 Speed Racer WB $2,140,000 -45.7% 2,070 -1,042 $1,033 $40,558,000 $120 4 9 7 Made of Honor Sony $2,000,000 -40.3% 1,905 -488 $1,049 $42,965,000 $40 5 10 8 Forgetting Sarah Marshall Uni. $1,044,000 -41.0% 768 -305 $1,359 $60,471,000 $30 7 11 10 The Visitor Over. $603,000 -16.7% 270 - $2,233 $5,372,000 - 8 12 9 Harold and Kumar Escape from Guantanamo Bay NL $475,000 -48.8% 474 -276 $1,002 $36,955,000 $12 6 13 11 Dr. Seuss' Horton Hears a Who! Fox $385,000 -19.4% 433 -55 $889 $152,589,000 $85 12 14 39 The Fall RAtt. $361,000 +628.9% 108 +88 $3,342 $662,000 - 4 15 13 Then She Found Me Think $272,000 -31.8% 150 - $1,813 $2,546,000 - 6 16 12 The Forbidden Kingdom LGF $247,000 -41.0% 262 -225 $942 $51,730,000 - 7 17 17 Nim's Island Fox $242,000 -18.7% 350 -76 $691 $46,120,000 $37 9 18 14 Young@Heart FoxS $222,000 -31.0% 197 -15 $1,126 $2,842,000 - 8 19 18 Son of Rambow ParV $171,000 -29.1% 139 -13 $1,230 $1,181,000 - 5

Ratner was great in Entourage. And that's about it.

Fuck it, I'm picking anyway. Catch Me If You Can by Steven Speilberg I remember when Gangs of New York and Catch Me If You Can came out about the same time, I thought I was going to like GONY MUCH more than CMIYC. I saw GOFNY in the theaters and it didn't do that much for me. I saw CMIYC on DVD and thought it was amazing and a great way to finish off Speilberg's running man trilogy. Leo is fantastic as Frank Barns and went from a 17 year old kid to a Con-Man in 10 seconds flat. Hanks is great as usual. One of my favorite movies of all time and a rare A+ from me.

Fuck guys, thanks for the PM.

Bigger, Stronger, Faster A documentary about performance enhancing drugs in America.

I did that while I was at work and I was trying to do it as fast as possible.

HOW CAN A BABY SURVIVE THAT?

I'm in.

Yeah during the strike, I re-watched seasons 3-5 and the ending of 5 just didn't seem right. They really didn't go after Wolfram and Hart, just some people who work for them. They needed more time to throw some stuff together and finish it off. I would have been happy with a 13 episode season.

Yooooo

I was going to watch Bones just for David Boreanaz, but I ended up not watching it. I think it was because another show was on at the same time and this was before DVR/downloading happened for Craig. But I did end up watching it and it wasn't for him just because it looked good. I haven't seen anything that Anthony Stewart Head has been in since Buffy, sooo I don't know if he is any good outside of Buffy. And Seth Green is the biggest star out of the bunch though. Marsters would be if he could actually get some good roles.

I know this is a few weeks late, but the "summer box office season" has technically just begun. Yes, I know they call early May movies summer movies, but the summer season is Memorial Day thru Labor Day. But I am going to include early May movies in this. Here are the "big" movies coming out this summer (including ones that already came out): May IronMan Speed Racer What Happens in Vegas The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull Sex and the City June Kung Fu Panda You Don't Mess With The Zohan The Incredible Hulk The Happening Get Smart The Love Guru Wanted Wall-E July Hancock Journey to the Center of the Earth 3D Hell Boy II: The Golden Army The Dark Knight Mamma Mia! X-Files: I Want to Believe Step Brothers August The Rocker The Mummy: The Tomb of the Dragon Emperor Pineapple Express The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants 2 Tropic Thunder Star Wars: The Clone Wars House Bunny Vicky Cristina Barcelona Now there could be a lot of them I missed, but I was just going through Entertainment Weekly's Summer Preview issue. If you think something should be added, just let me know. Top 10 Predictions 1. Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull - $350 2. Hancock - $325 3. Wall-E - $300 4. Ironman - $280 5. The Dark Knight - $250 6. Kung Fu Panda - $240 7. The Incredible Hulk - $220 8. Sex and the City - $200 9. The Mummy: The Tomb of the Dragon Emperor - $175 10. X-Files: I Want to Believe - $170 Other: Get Smart - $150 The Love Guru - $140 (though it could do much more if it's any good) The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian - $ 140 (I would have had this going $200+ before hand, but I can't say that now) Pineapple Express - $125 You Don't Mess With The Zohan - $120 I'm crossed on Wanted. I could see it doing very well, around $180, but I can also see it flopping. Journey to the Center of the Earth will flop. Sisterhood 2 will get about $75. Tropic Thunder might get $100. And if the Happening is more like Sixth Sense and less like Lady in the Water, it will do over $190. I think these numbers are a little high, but I have a feeling people will be looking for some entertainment after this past years strike.