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TMNT - Very decent, lots of fun and somewhat more serious than the cartoon and the previous films which, to me, is a very good thing. 8/10 Year of the Dog - Me and my wife recently had to put our pug down because she was too sick for us to keep paying the vet bills. This sucked big time. This film however really got to us. It opened a freshly closed wound and had us crying like our 2 months old baby. 8/10

World of Wocaine.

Playing WoW, trial. Bought the full game. Help me.

Batman Begins. Best Superhero movie. Ever.

You can also buy his name(like 300000Gp). Or kick the crap out of him with either a fighter or a bunch of sleep powder and acid bombs. Put him to sleep with the powder then throw the acid bomb and repeat when he wakes up. If you have Aribeth with you she will do most of the physical damage. On topic: MOO2, Fallout, GalCiv2 and I just finished Jade Empire SE.

I paid 12$ to see it in a theater. Think Rambo(#1) meets Conan without all the supernatural stuff(of Conan, not Rambo). Make some popcorn and leave your brain somewhere it can't be heard and you should get some enjoyment out of it. It's quite violent but not very clever. The Invincible Ironman(animated): T'was pretty good. I remember really loving the comics when I was a wee lad but I don't remember any detail whatsoever of the lore. 8/10

Wild Hogs. Ok, some funny moments. Marisa Tomei + Cowboy hat = Hotness

HP5 Loved it. It's the best of the bunch. Mind you I never read any of the books so I'm not bummed about things being cut out but even then I found that the previous installements took a lot of shortcuts, like if the filmakers thought absolutely everyone read the books. I didn't get this feeling with #5. Lots of fun, good pacing, great acting and some very cool magic action scenes, especially towards the end.

Fallout at work Fallout 2 and Neverwinter Nights(making a Fighter/Druid/Shifter build) at home. Also, I need to beat the final boss in Xenosaga 3 but he's kinda boring to beat and timed...

Snakes On A Plane. One word: Why?

Saw Transformers... again. And Letters from Iwo Jima. Expertly filmed and directed but who could've known war was so long and boring.

I believe in Philip Glass. He must be full of *something*

Transformers Not pure Citizen Kanish genius but totally awesome nonetheless.

The Last Mimzy. Expecting another Neverending Story-type fantasy tale, I saw a strange sci-fi film involving time travelling stuffed animals. The kind of Sci-fi that I could shoot in my back yard, with very little special FX, with all the fancy stuff described and explained through dialog. It was actually pretty interesting. 7/10

Doesn't Transformers come out next week... ? Office Space.

140 years? In it's current state maybe. But being from Quebec myself, Canada to me is more like 400 years old. Eh? Happy Canada day!

That doesn't make a movie. If I want to enjoy a guy with a flaming skull and nothing else, I'll buy the poster.

Just finished watching Season 1 of Gargoyles. Onto Season 2... Also, Shadow Raiders.

I've said it before and I'll say it again. He's Palpatine!

Bridge to Terabithia If one can get pass the false representations of the marketing campaign that made this film out to be a cross between Neverending Story and Narnia, it's actually a pretty good drama geared toward young teens. Volo will hate it.

Why not bone carving?

That's because I wasn't talking about the comic but rather the movie...

Oh so you mean the Marvel intro similar to that of X-Men, Spiderman, Hulk, Daredevil, Electra and Fantastic Four was a hint that Ghost Rider is a comic book? Yes, I know what its based on. But the film did not make me want to go to a comic book store to hunt down Ghost Rider comics, nor did it make me want to know more about the franchise which, in my eyes, makes this movie a complete failure.

Ghost Rider A strange rip off of Terminator 2 and Blade 1. Some nice parts but mostly very dissapointing. They could've exploited his chain weapon a lot more and I found it very pretentious to announce not just a sequel but a full series of this garbage with the half-assed ending. Oh yeah and the acting sucked really bad. 2 good things about Ghost Rider: Eva Mendes' ultimate cleavage shots and Sam Elliot. If I was gay and if he was Canadian(and gay), I'd have married Sam Elliot. I love that guy.

As far as I can tell, the only rythm a newborn baby has is the grumbling of the stomach. Day, night, silence or noise it doesn't matter. She sleeps unless she's hungry and not even poopy pants wake her up(although she definitaly let us know about the discomforts of a wet diaper).