caley

Been using a couple guides to find all the Scrap Paper and Spaceship parts and came to the one at the top of the crane. I saved before climbing the crane, scaled it, got to the top and didn't find anything, thought "Oh, must be on the other crane". Reloaded the game (So I wouldn't have to waste all that time climbing back down, also after jumping off the crane for good measure and pausing before I hit the ground), made my way to the other crane, climbed to the top and couldn't find it, then realized there was another level, and climbed up there...still nothing. Figured it must have been on the other level of the first crane, reloaded AGAIN, climbed to the top, hit the other level and still no paper. It was then that I realized I was on the wrong spot on the map and there was another, much larger crane. Got the scrap of paper...finally. Took me the better part of half an hour. Better be worth it.

That would be amazing. HHH could win, then when Big Show is in the ring a video would appear on the tron with Triple H going through his house and destroying things and Big Show crying in the ring going "No, not the hydrangea bushes! No, not my coffee maker! C'mon, leave the player piano alone!" "NOT THE KEURIG! OH NO YOU DIN'T!!!" My guess: Show's house is a double-wide and HHH drives off with it on an 18-wheeler. No joke, I was going to go with a Keurig, but didn't want to look up how to spell it!

The Bad Seed was pretty awesome even if the end is so Hollywood. Patty McCormack plays the sickeningly sweet daughter Rhoda, who also just happens to be evil. When a classmate of Rhoda dies under mysterious circumstances, her mother begins to suspect Rhoda might have had a hand in his death. McCormack is AMAZING, flipping from false-sweetness to psychotic rage with a flip of the switch. The mother's a little over-the-top, but this is totally worth it for McCormack. I'm not even going to talk anymore about it

Co-signed I think my sister said the same thing. But I just didn't get into it. I liked the first one, though!

I thought it might have been me because 'Blue' is the only one I've seen as well, but I think I bumped it out of the lineup.

That would be amazing. HHH could win, then when Big Show is in the ring a video would appear on the tron with Triple H going through his house and destroying things and Big Show crying in the ring going "No, not the hydrangea bushes! No, not my coffee maker! C'mon, leave the player piano alone!"

Stone Cold Steve Austin as champion for life.

This has become somewhat of an annual Christmas movie tradition with my family now. I'm not exactly thrilled by that development. If you wanna see some weird outtakes look up the two Uncle Frank ones, in one it has Frank pulling down Kevin's pants to say that the French will call him "Yank" and the other is him singing in the shower while Kevin watches/films then he threatens to slap Kevin silly. It changes the tone of the entire film because you can't help but get the feeling Kevin being left behind is the best thing that ever happened to him, getting him away from the abusive uncle. I think this is my favourite Batman movie. You've got creepy Tim Burton clown villains, a disgustingly repulsive Penguin, Christopher Walken in a wig and Michelle Pfeiffer being the hottest catwoman ever (Edging out Julie Newmar).

I don't want to pile on notoriusvig here, but this post sounds amazing if you read it in Santino's voice.

Eh, I'll take a weak headbutt that doesn't give he nor the recipient a concussion over well-worked ones that can legitimately injure a guy. 6'5 luchadores with legitimate Olympic-level amateur wrestling and MMA backgrounds are a dime a dozen now? If they can't do anything to make more than like 5 people want to watch them, then yes. And those 5 people probably post here. ADR is terrible. I've never understood this line of thinking. So, what you're saying is 5 people like him (the implication being those 5 people are dumb/uneducated/being contrarian about wrestling) and those people post here (the implication being that this board is full of "Contrarians"/idiots/uneducated wrestling fans), so why would you post here?! I'm sure there are a zillion wrestling places on the net that don't profess a love for ADR so why complain about people here doing so?! It's not about conforming, but if you go to someone's house and they serve tacos for dinner and you don't like tacos, do you sit around and complain about them eating tacos?! No, you shut up and eat them, or go somewhere where they don't serve tacos.

That whole scene where Kenny was dancing with the robot and talking about how their old life sucked, April saying it wasn't that bad, Kenny saying he repeatedly contemplated suicide, April saying she can't take him seriously when he's dancing with a stupid robot and the robot getting offended and slinking away had me laughing out loud harder than maybe any scene in the show ever.

I was pretty disappointed by The Bride of Frankenstein. I like the first 'Frankenstein' but I found this one rather annoying. I mean, all the stuff with Frankenstein and his bride are is awesome, but the guy with the tiny people in jars?! The annoying harpy housekeeper who won't shut up?! And it takes so long to get going, then it finally does and just as it gets interesting...it's over. Disappointed.

We're three pages in and NOBODY has mentioned that this big, beautiful man never won an Oscar? That's like the DVDVR Snub and Mistake all rolled into one.

What did her confidants ever do to WWE?! Now her confidence...maybe.

The World, The Flesh and the Devil: I came in a little late on this on, but caught most of the last 2/3s - 3/4s of it. Harry Belafonte who believes he is the only survivor of a nuclear holocaust. After a while, he meets Inger Stevens and the two become friends, though the prejudices of modern society occasionally shine through. They then meet a third survivor (Mel Ferrer) who immediately has his eyes on Stevens. Belafonte steps aside, at first, because, as a black man, he can't possibly have a relationship with a white woman, end of the world or not. But gradually, he decides to not let her go. A pretty damn groundbreaking film for its time, with its discussion of racial issues and portrayal by Belafonte. Pretty good with some amazing imagery.

Hopefully for a more exciting team. Rowan's very green (but I think his faults have been overstated), but if you're dissing Luke Harper than I don't even know, man...

I was going to just ignore your comments, but since you're so upset about people ignoring them, here we go.. Why is it ridiculous? There is nothing out there that really sounds like it, save for some rappers/producers most have never heard of. Instead of making a collection of bangers and radio hits, he went somewhere really different, so how is that not trying to push anything forward? Yeah, but if a tree falls in the forest does anybody hear it? We're not talking about some producers/underground guys pushing a genre forward, but the biggest rapper in the world taking rap in an entirely different direction than any biggest rapper in the world before him. I can make a whole rap album using barking dogs as samples, it doesn't mean that anyone other than me and my dog are going to hear it. It doesn't mean that anyone is going to be inspired by it. I might have created a different sound, but the genre doesn't move forward because of me. But when the biggest rapper in the world does something different, even if it was inspired by someone else, it changes things, he pushes the genre forward, because he's capable of changing the genre. I mean, I'm sure you'd hate someone like Drake, but you can already feel influences by 'Yeezus' on 'Nothing Was the Same', where the songs are long, have surprising breakdowns and different segments, just the way 'Yeezus' did and don't always go for the easy, radio-friendly hook. Welcome to music! This has been going on forever. First off, lyrically, a whole album of anti-establishment would be boring, and would lead to people complaining that he's ripping off Dead Prez or something. Second of all, you could argue that sonically, the whole album is anti-establishment, the only thing on here that sounds like classic Kanye/radio-friendly Kanye is Bound 2, so that's another way you could argue it's anti-establishment. And I wouldn't say the rest is about his sex game, and I don't think it's bragging either: it's about loneliness, an inability to settle down, trying to balance a family life with a love of the nightlife, feeling trapped and lost, and heartbreak. Just because the subject is sex doesn't make it bad, doesn't not make it anti-establishment, either. All the guest spots either end up sabotaged (Frank Ocean) or are just generally godawful (Keef, Assassin, Vernon). Exception granted to Charlie Wilson, and I am kind of eager to hear a Kanye-produced Wilson record which they've been talking aboutThat's all opinion, and I completely disagree: Ocean's hook is amazing, the Keef/Vernon parts of 'Guilt Trip' are among the more heartbreaking on the album. Ugh. This is like saying "I find 'Moby Dick' to be less of a novel since I've been taking night classes of creative writing".

per Sharks beat writer Kevin Kurz Awesome!

Though not as much as teenage me would have hoped! Especially for a movie about a strip club!

I had no idea my vote stayed exactly the same, that's crazy as I really did re-order the whole list, not just take my old list and make changes. I used to periodically watch bits of this when it came on Showcase (Canadians know what I'm talking about!) because it had nudity but once I actually bothered to pay attention, I found it was actually really emotional and good. I love this movie. Just ridiculous stunts and choreography. I still haven't seen this movie, but seeing it here reminded me of this exchange on 'The Larry Sanders Show' I wish they hadn't cut it off before Hank asks "Is she hung?"

On Dangerous Ground I LOVE Nicholas Ray movies! They're so dark and moody and melodramatic and awesome. This one starts off really good but veers away from that to really over-the-top (even for Ray!) sentimentality. The first third or so is Robert Ryan as an intense city cop who is becoming increasingly reckless and vicious with his criminals. There's an amazing scene where he pledges to get a confession and he does this little speech about "Why do you do this? You know I'm going to make you talk!" and it's so frikkin' intense and king-sized that you just want an entire movie of Robert Ryan bashing in bad guy's skulls and blaming them for it (I'm thinking something like 'Drive' with Robert Ryan!). But, his methods are too much and he is sent away up North to solve a murder in a rural area where he meets the father of the deceased girl (Ward Bond!) who is determined to catch the crook before the cop does ("It was my kid, so it's going to be my gun that gets him!") and they both end up meeting a blind woman (Ida Lupino) who lives alone and just might know where the criminal is. Of course Ryan falls for Lupino and, of course she helps him find his humanity. But, I really just wanted him to go back to the city and bash heads. So, while I can't BLAME a movie for not doing what I want, I can't overly laud it for that either!

Craziness. I don't know how you could not appreciate the production on 'Yeezus'. I really don't. The songs are fucking HUUUUUGE. Put 'Black Skinhead' on a good sound system or headphones and it's just massive: the thundering drums, galloping beat, and, man...everything. But, then again, if you love 'MBDTF', then I guess I could understand hating 'Yeezus' from that viewpoint, because it's as diametrically opposed to it as there is. Where 'MBDTF' was ambitious but radio-friendly, 'Yeezus' is angry, frustrated, abrasive and not interested in radio-play whatsoever. Even the bad lyrics thing is overblown, sure there are some clunkers ("Keep it 300 like the Romans" and the bit about Asian pussy and S&S are eye-rollers), but there's so much goodness. "I'm aware I'm a wolf" is just cool. And I don't think I've heard a sadder Kanye song than 'Hold My Liquor', or the "If you loved me why'd let me go" at the end of 'Guilt Trip'. But, don't take my word for it, take Lou Reed's. http://thetalkhouse.com/reviews/view/lou-reed

That Tim Hecker sounds something like a giant glacier slowly but steadily carving a path of destruction through your city. Immense. I've got to give it another go. I'm pretty sure 'Yeezus' is my album of the year.

Oh God, what a date that must have been! When the guy keeps saying "I'm gonna rape you", and she sprains her finger from...well, you know. Weird little flick. I'd like to watch it again. I know I've seen this, but I honestly don't remember anything about it. Though, to be fair, I don't really remember much about the remake either, and that had Hilary Swank, Al Pacino and Patch Adams.

I've always thought this board should do a Top 20 WWE matches of the year poll, also wrestler of the year etc. but never got any traction for the idea, I'd be pretty excited were this to actually happen. Where would NXT be included? And I think you should edit all suggestions into a list in the first post, maybe put it chronologically.