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Dana White was on ESPN hyping up UFC 117 and even a casual fan like me is interested in what might happen. I'm not even remotely interested in Summerslam in comparison. Given a choice, I guess I'd choose the UFC even if Silva knocks the other guy out in 20 seconds, whatever his name is. However, I'm not so sure at 44.00 dollars. It might be more, I'm not even sure.

You're actually looking at the guy who did Van Helsing and The Mummy movies. Van Helsing is the only DVD gift I've thrown out.

I'm guessing GI Joe is simply trying to be an action movie, ramped up with stupid gimmicks, like that suit deal. That idea looks awful. I'd say a covert military drama could be all kinds of fun, but it looks as if Michael Bay's brother is directing this one. They should take one of those Marvel comics and make a movie out of that, like the one where Cobra sets up in a smalltown.

I don't get people who say "don't compare this to the original Halloween." What? Why the hell not? It has the exact same characters, title, and premise. Comparisons are inevitable. If Zombie didn't want comparisons, he shouldn't have made a remake. Zombie's remake is weak, but not simply because it is a remake, but because he tries to jam both Carpenter and his ideas together and that doesn't work. For example, creating a psychological monster and keeping him indestructible as Jason as Carpenter did. In fact, he has his own character, Loomis, disprove his original premise for Michael's origins. Not very good.

Holy cow, a perfect horror film? You must be joking. It certainly breathed new life into Michael Myers, but it was far from perfect and even confusing at times. My most major beef was that Zombie couldn't decide if Myers was pure evil or not. His original premise is that society created the monster, but apparently a society created monster is unstoppable and superhuman. And being pure evil, he killed everyone without much regard. Except for his sister that is, who he seemed to want to bond with, rather than kill. And don't get me started on the Loomis character, whose therapy was to carry on a one-sided conversation with his patient for 15 years. No medication in sight. In fact, Zombie disproves his original premise by the end of the movie, as Loomis concludes that he is the boogie-man, after all. In that case, his death means very little.

Why is a PC Football Manager 2006 not available in the USA? I had an old championship manager pc game and thought it was a good game.

I dont agree that Detroit fans are "notoriously" rowdy. Taking a look at Raiders fans or Knicks fans, Detroit fans arent nearly as obsessed and over the top rude. The Palace in Auburn Hills is a good venue. Even last year when the Pistons won the title, there was no violence whatsoever, nor any other year since 1984.

I'm sorry but I watched the footage and it wasnt just Artest throwing punches in the stands.

First of all, the guy deserved to be KO'ed by O'Neal for being dumb enough to go onto the court. Second of all, I think Wallace deserves 10 games for over reacting to the foul and starting the fight, and then getting the entire building riled up over nothing which then lead to the idiot fans throwing shit. ←

Ben Wallace didnt throw a punch at anybody and didnt instigate anything. Wallace shoved Artest for a legit flagrant foul when the game was basically over. They're just suspending Wallace so the Pacers dont seem like they're taking all the blame. Which they should.

Why does Ben Wallace get suspended?

Players shouldnt go into the stands, period. Artest should be suspended for the season. Everyone else should get a free pass for defending themselves on the floor.

On the TV special, Lance said that this was a prequel to the Alien and Predator movies. Thus, the first appearance of Bishop, the inspirator for the robots that were seen later.