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QUOTE (rushgoober @ Jun 26 2008, 05:24 PM) QUOTE (Lady April @ Jun 26 2008, 11:29 AM) Right now it is Brazil!!! Dark, creepy ass stuff One time I made my wife watch Brazil with me. She just gave me a look afterwards that was like, "Why on EARTH did you make me watch that?" Alas, she did not see the genius that you and I did in it. My wife wanted to watch it after I told her it was my favorite movie. Afterwards she was like "I don't know what I think". A few days later she wanted to watch it again, then said it was her favorite movie too. I catch new things whenever I watch it. Amazing film.

There's some definite funk in Mojo Devils Claw.

I have no idea how they're going to get this band to work, but I'm interested in hearing it.

Great stuff. I guess it's "alternative"...I don't know, it really is hard to categorize. Reminds me of The Samples in that sense, I dig it.

The one with David Bowie? I love that movie. My favorite..... http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/3/3e/Brazilposter.jpg

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51XRFNKTD5L._SS500_.jpg I love this show and I'm not even kidding. I appreciate it much more now than when I was a kid..... doesn't hurt.

Was that a Sci-Fi Original? I think I caught some of that and thought it was crap, but still better than Uwe's monstrosity.

Let me know if you guys need a drunken fat backup dancer. You can pay me in Pringles.

House of the Dead has been overthrown by I Know Who Killed Me on my list. I can't imagine a worse film ever being made.

RIP to a legend

Family Guy just isn't good anymore, while South Park is better than ever. A few years ago I would've picked Family Guy though.

QUOTE (Jack Aubrey @ Jun 18 2008, 11:36 AM) I bet you thought this was about Iron Maiden, huh? Yeah, so did I when I saw it over at Jo Blo and was a bit disappointed to find out it was instead a promo for Eddie Murphy's next movie 'Meet Dave', so now you feel my pain. Courtesy of the above-posted source: QUOTE What you see to the right is not actually Eddie Murphy's head. It is instead a gigantic replica of Eddie Murphy's head that weighs an approximate three tons. No, I'm not kidding (and feel free to make your own joke). This freakishly large Ed Head will be traveling the United States to promote his upcoming movie MEET DAVE. It was in Los Angeles this past weekend and it's now making it's way east where it will end up in Times Square on July 3-5th where it will surely give some of the NYC crazies reason to believe some of their hallucinations might be real. What's the point of having a giant head travel cross country you ask? Well, because you can actually climb in the head, stick your head out the ear and get your picture taken. Pics will be uploaded to the MEET DAVE website and then cobbled together, mosiac-style, into a new poster for the movie. So in 10 years you could say, "Remember that really bad Eddie Murphy movie where he played a spaceman? No, not PLUTO NASH, the other one. I was on that poster!" And surely you will get slapped square across the face. MEET DAVE, which stars the otherwise lovable Elizabeth Banks, Gabrielle Union and Ed Helms, hits theaters on July 11. Extra Tidbit: Five gallons of glue were used to construct this monstrosity. http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v329/JackAubrey/eddiehead.jpg Yeah, it's pretty much a slow news day. WTF?!! This is a Jawk Jaw worthy level of weird.

QUOTE (gleamingalloyaircar81 @ Jun 18 2008, 10:03 AM) QUOTE (Storm Shadow @ Jun 18 2008, 05:59 AM) QUOTE (gleamingalloyaircar81 @ Jun 18 2008, 03:01 AM) I cant believe a Rush fan likes a rapper! Oh well to each his own eh! Yea thats pretty ironic. How is that ironic? Let me guess, all rap is shit right? If you would open your eyes and read you would know that I said "yea thats pretty ironic" in response to THIS... "I wanted to see him again a couple weeks ago, but it was at exactly the same time as my high school graduation. How ironic is that, considering that's the name of his latest album?" Which was said by puppetking. Open your f***ing eyes SS. Yeah, I was wrong, sorry, but what the f**k is your problem? Calm down.

Hold Me Closer, Tony Danza Don't use that, I think I want to start a band just to name it that.

QUOTE (gleamingalloyaircar81 @ Jun 18 2008, 03:01 AM) I cant believe a Rush fan likes a rapper! Oh well to each his own eh! Yea thats pretty ironic. How is that ironic? Let me guess, all rap is shit right? Anyway, Kanye...I don't know about the guy anymore. His first album is a classic. Second album I didn't like as much. The last one was good. His ego is out of control though. I can just imagine him throwing a fit because he had to go on too early for his stupid ass light show, which is amazing, but it's like just play your f***ing show and stop crying.

It's a great show, Showtime rules now.

Love 'em. Master of Reality is the one I go back to the most. The "thickest" album I own, really one of a kind. Great for too.

Not much competition, but album of the year so far.

It was okay. The show within the show was the best part. I liked Tim always cracking on Al's mom.

Charlie Murphy stole every scene on Chappelle's Show. He's much funnier than Eddie.

His movies look beautiful and he gets good performances out of his actors, and in that sense he's a good director. He just can't write an interesting story to save his life. Unbreakable being the exception. My buddy sent me a very heated message after he saw The Happening. He said it was one of the most pointless movies he's ever seen and was pretty mad he wasted money on it. I wasn't rushing out to see it anyway. I was watching Stuart Little with my daughter the other day and saw that he wrote the screenplay. Sad when a kid's movie about a talking mouse is ultimately more satisfying than most of his other work.

Hitchcock is a brilliant director though. One of the greatest. Psycho North by Northwest The Lady Vanishes Dial M for Murder Strangers on a Train Vertigo Rear Window Notorious All amazing films, plus way more I'm forgetting.

The next Hitchcock? Excuse me while I go roll around on the floor.

Best Buy has a pretty amazing deal going on for the album...a box set with three LPs, two CDs, a poster, and a concert ticket in a hardcover book box for $70.