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Milky Ripper - Coin Toss Candian Matt KKC King Carnival Mole Alf Snuffbox VX Bob Black Mac Al Scroty

I thought it was the Seventh letter.

Now I'm on 60.

Go ahead and look. Just click on the number of replies.

IBS 1. Milky - He's fuckin Milky! 9. LukeO - Loves fat chicks 4. Ripper - Old Buffy fan gets my vote. 5. Agent 2. Dr. Venkman 7. CanadianGutarist 14. Cena's Writer - He voted for me and Matt didn't. 6. KKK - Best Name Ever HIMAR 1. Kamala 8. Canadian Chris 4. King - Coin Toss 5. KOAB 15. JN News - Slayer hates me 10. Carnival - BFF 14. Mole - I have no idea who Cyber Mark is. 6. Treble CBR 1. Czech 8. Alfdogg - Can always be a mod again. 4. Kinetic 5. Snuffbox 15. The Franchise 10. Youth N Asia - Buffy/Angel vote 3. El Dandy 6. Cowboy - I LOVED his last sig. PR 1. Black Lushus 9. Bored 13. Spaceman Spiff 5. Mac 2. Al 7. Cheech - Andrew rubs me the wrong way. 3. Smues 11. Marvin

Just move it. Don't delete it.

Oh and my list: 1. Mole (I didn't get a vote and since I "own" the board, might as well.) 2. Smues 3. Marv 4. Youth 5. KOAB 6. metr0man 7. Milky 8. Carny 9. Matt Young 10. bob barron

I hope.

But this is way too early for this. It won't seem right in March without this.

Sweet, I can't be voted out in the first round!

HBO following WB

There is way tooo much hype over this. No matter what the monster is going to be, it is going to be a letdown.

I've been watching Buffy and Angel again. Which I thought I put away forever.

Yeah, I'd rather have a hard copy of my movies. And if the server is down, I can't watch my movie. AND non of this will be compressed? 80 Mbps?? They can't transfer that much data without it taking about 2 days to download or something. Sounds too good to be true to me.

Well, no a complete duh. The WB going exclusive to BR didn't include NL and HBO.

DIVX was always a joke; hardly was a serious format. Beta / VHS was split out amount regions more than anything in the midst of the warz. If MS was "bankrolling" the HD DVD, they did an awful, half-assed job of it. It was mostly Toshiba. But Fox was on Divx's side. I believe Disney was too.

2007 1 Spider-Man 3 Sony $336,530,303 4,324 $151,116,516 4,252 5/4 8/19 2 Shrek the Third P/DW $322,719,944 4,172 $121,629,270 4,122 5/18 8/9 3 Transformers P/DW $319,246,193 4,050 $70,502,384 4,011 7/3 11/8 4 Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End BV $309,420,425 4,362 $114,732,820 4,362 5/25 10/4 5 Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix WB $292,004,738 4,285 $77,108,414 4,285 7/11 12/13 6 The Bourne Ultimatum Uni. $227,471,070 3,701 $69,283,690 3,660 8/3 11/29 7 300 WB $210,614,939 3,280 $70,885,301 3,103 3/9 7/12 8 Ratatouille BV $206,445,654 3,940 $47,027,395 3,940 6/29 12/13 9 I Am Legend WB $206,129,574 3,636 $77,211,321 3,606 12/14 - 10 The Simpsons Movie Fox $183,135,014 3,926 $74,036,787 3,922 7/27 12/20 11 Wild Hogs BV $168,273,550 3,401 $39,699,023 3,287 3/2 8/2 12 Alvin and the Chipmunks Fox $153,632,443 3,499 $44,307,417 3,475 12/14 - 13 Knocked Up Uni. $148,761,765 2,975 $30,690,990 2,871 6/1 - 14 National Treasure: Book of Secrets BV $142,943,238 3,832 $44,783,772 3,832 12/21 - 15 Rush Hour 3 NL $140,125,968 3,778 $49,100,158 3,778 8/10 11/15 16 Live Free or Die Hard Fox $134,529,403 3,411 $33,369,559 3,408 6/27 11/8 17 Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer Fox $131,921,738 3,963 $58,051,684 3,959 6/15 10/18 18 American Gangster Uni. $129,150,735 3,110 $43,565,115 3,054 11/2 - 19 Bee Movie P/DW $124,518,342 3,984 $38,021,044 3,928 11/2 - 20 Superbad Sony $121,463,226 3,069 $33,052,411 2,948 8/17 10/21 21 I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry Uni. $119,725,280 3,501 $34,233,750 3,495 7/20 10/18 22 Hairspray (2007) NL $118,871,849 3,121 $27,476,745 3,121 7/20 10/25 23 Blades of Glory P/DW $118,594,548 3,467 $33,014,202 3,372 3/30 7/12 24 Ocean's Thirteen WB $117,154,724 3,565 $36,133,403 3,565 6/8 - 25 Ghost Rider Sony $115,802,596 3,620 $45,388,836 3,619 2/16 4/29 26 Enchanted BV $113,913,026 3,730 $34,440,317 3,730 11/21 - 27 Evan Almighty Uni. $100,289,690 3,636 $31,192,615 3,604 6/22 - 28 Meet the Robinsons BV $97,822,171 3,435 $25,123,781 3,413 3/30 9/6 29 Norbit P/DW $95,673,607 3,145 $34,195,434 3,136 2/9 5/3 30 The Game Plan BV $89,159,651 3,342 $22,950,971 3,103 9/28 - 31 Bridge to Terabithia BV $82,272,442 3,210 $22,564,612 3,139 2/16 6/28 32 Beowulf Par. $81,205,200 3,249 $27,515,871 3,153 11/16 - 33 Disturbia P/DW $80,209,692 3,132 $22,224,982 2,925 4/13 8/2 34 1408 MGM/W $71,977,957 2,733 $20,617,667 2,678 6/22 - 35 Fred Claus WB $71,397,435 3,603 $18,515,473 3,603 11/9 - 36 Saw IV LGF $63,300,095 3,183 $31,756,764 3,183 10/26 12/13 37 Stomp the Yard SGem $61,356,221 2,169 $21,833,312 2,051 1/12 3/18 38 The Golden Compass NL $61,280,000 3,528 $25,783,232 3,528 12/7 - 39 Surf's Up Sony $58,867,694 3,531 $17,640,249 3,528 6/8 - 40 Halloween (2007) MGM/W $58,269,151 3,475 $26,362,367 3,472 8/31 - 41 Tyler Perry's Why Did I Get Married LGF $55,204,525 2,034 $21,353,789 2,011 10/12 12/13 42 TMNT WB $54,149,098 3,120 $24,255,205 3,110 3/23 6/21 43 3:10 to Yuma (2007) LGF $53,606,916 3,006 $14,035,033 2,652 9/7 11/15 44 Resident Evil: Extinction SGem $50,648,679 2,848 $23,678,580 2,828 9/21 - 45 Music and Lyrics WB $50,572,589 2,955 $13,623,630 2,955 2/14 5/17 46 Are We Done Yet? SonR $49,631,958 2,944 $14,262,724 2,877 4/4 7/1 47 This Christmas SGem $48,932,070 1,921 $17,958,183 1,858 11/21 - 48 Premonition Sony $47,852,604 2,831 $17,558,689 2,831 3/16 4/29 49 The Kingdom Uni. $47,467,250 2,836 $17,135,055 2,793 9/28 11/29 50 Shooter Par. $47,003,582 2,806 $14,523,571 2,806 3/23 6/14 51 Dan in Real Life BV $46,934,886 1,941 $11,809,445 1,921 10/26 - 52 License to Wed WB $43,799,818 2,715 $10,422,258 2,604 7/3 10/4 53 Underdog BV $43,760,605 3,013 $11,585,121 3,013 8/3 12/13 54 No Reservations WB $43,107,979 2,425 $11,704,357 2,425 7/27 11/15 55 Because I Said So Uni. $42,674,040 2,529 $13,122,865 2,526 2/2 4/5 56 No Country for Old Men Mira. $42,282,508 1,348 $1,226,333 28 11/9 - 57 Charlie Wilson's War Uni. $41,703,310 2,575 $9,656,250 2,575 12/21 - 58 Epic Movie Fox $39,739,367 2,840 $18,612,544 2,801 1/26 5/3 59 30 Days of Night Sony $39,568,996 2,859 $15,951,902 2,855 10/19 - 60 Hitman Fox $39,248,698 2,468 $13,180,769 2,458 11/21 - 61 Michael Clayton WB $39,167,392 2,585 $719,910 15 10/5 - 62 Fracture NL $39,015,018 2,443 $11,014,657 2,443 4/20 7/26 63 Stardust Par. $38,634,938 2,565 $9,169,779 2,540 8/10 10/25 64 The Brave One WB $36,793,804 2,837 $13,471,488 2,755 9/14 11/29 65 The Heartbreak Kid P/DW $36,787,257 3,233 $14,022,105 3,229 10/5 12/6 66 Freedom Writers Par. $36,605,602 2,286 $9,405,582 1,360 1/5 3/15 67 Smokin' Aces Uni. $35,662,731 2,219 $14,638,755 2,218 1/26 3/15 68 The Messengers SGem $35,374,833 2,529 $14,713,321 2,528 2/2 3/18 69 The Number 23 NL $35,193,167 2,759 $14,602,867 2,759 2/23 3/29 70 Good Luck Chuck LGF $35,017,297 2,612 $13,652,001 2,612 9/21 11/15 71 Zodiac Par. $33,080,084 2,379 $13,395,610 2,362 3/2 5/3 72 Breach Uni. $33,000,880 1,505 $10,504,990 1,489 2/16 4/12 73 Balls of Fury Rog. $32,886,940 3,081 $11,352,123 3,052 8/29 - 74 Mr. Bean's Holiday Uni. $32,589,350 1,778 $9,889,780 1,714 8/24 10/18 75 Juno FoxS $31,470,011 1,019 $413,869 7 12/5 - 76 Tyler Perry's Daddy's Little Girls LGF $31,366,978 2,111 $11,210,754 2,111 2/14 3/29 77 Mr. Magorium's Wonder Emporium Fox $31,097,159 3,168 $9,630,085 3,164 11/16 - 78 Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street P/DW $30,609,858 1,249 $9,300,805 1,249 12/21 - 79 Alien Vs. Predator - Requiem Fox $30,485,323 2,611 $10,059,425 2,611 12/25 - 80 August Rush WB $30,173,217 2,310 $9,421,369 2,310 11/21 - 81 28 Weeks Later FoxA $28,638,916 2,305 $9,807,292 2,303 5/11 8/16 82 We Own the Night Sony $28,563,179 2,402 $10,826,287 2,362 10/12 - 83 Mr. Brooks MGM $28,487,657 2,453 $10,017,067 2,453 6/1 8/16 84 P.S. I Love You WB $27,901,562 2,464 $6,481,221 2,454 12/21 - 85 Hannibal Rising MGM/W $27,669,725 3,003 $13,051,650 3,003 2/9 5/10 86 The Nanny Diaries MGM/W $25,926,673 2,636 $7,480,927 2,629 8/24 11/29 87 Mr. Woodcock NL $25,799,486 2,237 $8,761,369 2,231 9/14 11/15 88 Nancy Drew WB $25,612,520 2,612 $6,832,318 2,612 6/15 8/30 89 The Mist MGM/W $25,304,779 2,423 $8,931,973 2,423 11/21 - 90 The Reaping WB $25,126,214 2,603 $10,025,203 2,603 4/5 6/7 91 Grindhouse W/Dim. $25,037,897 2,629 $11,596,613 2,624 4/6 6/21 92 Sicko LGF $24,540,079 1,117 $68,969 1 6/22 10/18 93 Across the Universe SonR $24,343,673 964 $667,784 23 9/14 - 94 Perfect Stranger SonR $23,705,592 2,661 $11,206,163 2,661 4/13 5/20 95 Hot Fuzz Rog. $23,637,265 1,272 $5,848,464 825 4/20 7/26 96 WAR LGF $22,486,409 2,277 $9,820,089 2,277 8/24 10/4 97 The Water Horse: Legend of the Deep SonR $21,681,680 2,772 $9,186,054 2,772 12/25 - 98 The Last Mimzy NL $21,471,047 3,017 $10,024,819 3,017 3/23 6/14 99 Amazing Grace IDP $21,250,683 1,162 $4,054,542 791 2/23 6/14 100 The Hills Have Eyes 2 FoxA $20,804,166 2,465 $9,686,362 2,447 3/23 6/7

I'm pretty sure GC will get that 70,000 to beat it. Remember, the money it makes this year goes with last years numbers.

RIGGINS JUST CAN'T GET A BREAK. Poor guy. The funny thing is that there is probably about 100 of those type of kids in Texas alone.

RIGHT, I had my dates off. Thanks Bob.

Well that's how it always works. The same thing happened with Betamax/VHS and DivX/DVD. Certain studios go with certain formats. And you don't only get better picture, but you get PiP 1.1 or pop-up menus. But yes, the best part about it is video and audio quality.

Harry Potter and the HBP is coming out November of 08. I always thought it was 09 (since it has been every two years, expect between 1 and 2). PoA came out in July of 03 and GoF came out in November of 05. More than 2 years. Are they just trying to release it quickly before everyone "forgets" about the books? (though I don't think HP will ever be forgotten)

FUCK YA! There is this guy at DVDFile's forum who is IN LOVE with HD-DVD. Think of him as MikeSC/Damu (Oklahoma College Football bad) mixed. He has yet to say anything.

I pay $45 for cable. $30 for the actually cable, $10 for the box and $5 for DVR. And unlike DirecTV, I don't have to pay a dime for the 45 HD channels I get.

Fuck that. Sunshine was awesome. Besides, Eddie Murphy was acted like a little bitch after he lost.