Dolfan in NYC

Watching DIE HARD WITH A VENGEANCE again. I'd completely forgotten Ludvig Borga was in it.

Just let me know when I can buy my $10,000 chrome plated horse.

Bruce Willis has signed on for Die Hard 6. Although! It's supposed to be as bookends for Die Hard: Year One. A different actor will play the rookie version of McClaine in 1970's NYC. This *might* be okay.

I'd say Original first. Then later Final. Original gives you the classic version of the film. More exposition, etc. Final Cut is the one re-done by Ridley Scott, remastered and adds a bunch of stuff. Including answers to a bunch of questions that the original cut will leave you with (don't worry, this is a feature, not a bug).

Double Feature tickets are on sale: https://www.fandango.com/blade-runner-the-final-cut-double-feature-2017-110776/movie-overview Note, they're using the Final Cut version of the first movie.

The sabre rattling continues in Calgary: https://deadspin.com/what-the-nhl-is-doing-in-calgary-is-pretty-gross-1818879619 Essentially, the NHL is promising to move the Flames if Calgary doesn't get a new mayor.

Also, here is the international trailer for Darkest Hour. I think Oldman's about to win his first Oscar...

Good lord. I just had visions of Lana being beat down by Tamina at Wrestlemania and having Rusev run in like Miss Elizabeth at Mania 8. I may have just shed a tear.

The Marlins have officially been sold to Derek Jeter and a bunch of shady ass investors. To prepare for the great celebration, King Joffrey, er, Jeter took last week to fire David Samson, Jeff Conine, Jack McKeon, Tony Perez, and Andre Dawson from their front office positions.

I've got tickets for the Rumble in Philly. There's either going to be a riot or complete silence when Roman wins the Rumble again.

GOTTI Starring John Travolta, Stacy Keach, and Kelly Preston I think this is going to suffer from "Covers WAY too much material" Syndrome. Especially since the director isn't someone like Coppola or Scorcese, but rather is a guy from Entourage.

ANNIHILATION Starring Natalie Portman and Jennifer Jason Leigh

To be fair, the death penalty was very much on the table for Penn State. And from what I've seen so far, Louisville was engaging in SMU-level egregious rulebreaking. (That said, just pay these kids already. Christ.)

Also, of note... NEW FONT!

Dwayne Wade to Cleveland. 1/2.3 Makes sense. One last title run. AND as a starter.

If I could get the board to automatically play this every time someone logged in, I would.

Also KO and Sami resume their "Best of Infinity" series. Inventive of Owens to use Sami as a foreign object AND Pillmanize him at the same time. That's Jason Voorhees-level shit right there. And for the record, I don't think there's any more appropriate person than Dolph Ziggler to shill the shittiest of all wireless carriers, Cricket Wireless.

I mean, they're certainly appear to buy their gas from the same store. If you catch my drift.

Blade Runner 2049 is coming out in 2 weeks, and I've never been more anxious about a movie being good. The original is probably my favorite movie and I really want to see what has happened in this neo-noir world for the last 30 years. To wit... Here are the 3 short films commissioned by Denis Villenueve that link the 2 movies. 2036: Nexus Dawn 2048: Nowhere To Run And the one that came out today... Black Out 2022 I'm figuring (hoping) this is going to be huge, so I'm starting this thread now. Also, full disclosure, I'm more creating this thread so I can come to one place and see the 3 shorts in one place after the movie. I'm trying to go into 2049 as blind as possible.

*gestures vaguely towards Mike "diving" gif*

Well... at least Enzo is actually a heel now. I enjoyed seeing Neville beat him to within an inch of his life. And with that waiver clause, this would be an ingenious way to move Neville back up to the main heavyweight division.