Laice07

Don't get Red Steel, don't even rent it...listen to Zero. But don't listen to Zero about Zelda. Zelda Wii>>>>>Zelda GCN.

This is going to be fun. Anyway for those who don't know, my gamertag is AMER2006. There could be a problem though because I come back home from school once every 2 weeks, and my 360 is at home, but I'll do the best that I can and tell you if I can't make it to a match well before the match begins. I'm commited though.

Borat: 8/10 The best comedy of the year(although that doesn't mean much this year), it's a laugh-fest from beginning to end.

Dracula was a painful read, I hated the style. I do like Frankenstein though. Although some of you didn't like the Hobbit, I loved it, and had a fun time reading it. I do know where your coming from with the LOTR trilogy.

The Empire Strikes Back>* The films are getting better and better, from one classic to the next.

Star Wars. Surprised Office Space is in there, didn't think it would, but glad that it did. This list is missing one more Star Wars title and I know its going to be somewhere around the top 5

At least the Wii Ads showed the games....which is why I buy consoles in the first place.

Into The Blue: 4/10 2 points for Alba, the remaining points is for some of the nice looking underwater scenes. Most of the time I was bored, and couldn't of cared less about the plot.

No qualms about this batch, all excellent films.

Yeah, I'm AMER2006, its more of a family gaming tag, I do get to play on weekends when I do go home, but I'll send you a message for a match when I'm ready.

I hated Boondock...so very much. But that hatred goes away because of my love for Forrest Gump and The Crow. Anchorman was a good film, no doubt, and at times hilarious, but 28? I'd be more happy if 40 year old Virgin and Anchorman switched places. To each his own I guess.

Stranger Than Fiction: 8/10 Will Ferrell's best acting yet. A sweet and funny movie all around.

1.) Battlestar Galactica (New Version) 2.) Grey's Anatomy 3.) South Park 4.) Lost 5.) 24 6.) House 7.) The Simpsons 8.) Family Guy 9.) Futurama 10.) Rocko's Modern Life

Oh this is hard, as I love many novels and have quite a collection of them myself, but I know what my number 1 is. Here's my list: 1.) George Orwell, 1984 2.) John Steinbeck, Grapes of Wrath 3.) Charles Dickens, Great Expectations 4.) Joseph Heller, Catch-22 5.) J.D Salinger, The Catcher in the Rye 6.) Cervantes De, Don Quixote 7.) Anthony Brgess, Clockwork Orange 8.) J.R.Tolkien, Lord of The Rings: The Fellowship of The Ring 9.) F. Scott Fitzgerald, The Great Gatsby 10.) J. K. Rowling, Harry Potter and The Goblet of Fire This was VERY hard to do since I've left out other favourites like The Voyage of The Dawn Tredder (The 3rd Narnia book), Of Mice and Men (I'm looking at you Skumfrog ), The Hobbit and many others, but whatever, right now though, thats my top 10, and it could change at an instant by replacing one of the ones I missed to one I listed now, but one thing that will never change, unless the final Harry Potter book amazes me to no end, which it will but not to the magnitude the way 1984, my number 1 and it seems forevever will be hit me.

This is a great batch of films, each deserving(at least my opinion) a place on that list, even though Citizen Kane may be a bit low at least its there. This is getting better and better and I hope EWB doesn't screw it up in the top 10.

Pretty good batch of films, especially with 40 Year old Virgin and Alien on the list. Don't care for Donnie Darko(I think it's hihly overrated), and same with Full Metal Jacket (loved the first half of the film but not the second).

Although some of the omissions I am dissapionted with (Spiderman 2, 2001, Star Wars and Lord of The Rings:The Fellowship of the Ring, Superman, The Good, The Bad and The Ugly), you can't please everybody especially with just 50 films. The list is pretty good so far, and maybe you should do what ROC does with his 50 Top Women threads and have one every couple of months. Looking forward to the rest of the list!

Just got the game, the graphics are great as expected, but Co_op is a lot of fun. Can't wait to get online with it....

Glad to see you enjoyed the documentary, I'll be seeing it soon too. I personally love their latest single "Not Ready to Make Nice", and this is coming for a person who doesn't like country (especially now), and never cared about the Dixie Chicks. Haloween: 9.5/10: Not much to say about this film. Never gets too old, and Micheal Myers still freaks me out.

Yay for Rachel Weisz , and don't care for Eliza, she's looks pretty, but not really hot, the face doesn't do it for me.