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RIP Ricardo Montalban. You were never the weenie.

Spidey's is good as far as I can remember (if you can forgive a bit of "why we're right" monologue for the pro-reg side that is way outta character for its speaker), but the Iron Man tie-in has what I personally thought was one of the more touching scenes in recent Marvel memory. Spoiler: Click here to viewTony disconnecting Happy Hogan from life support as the Lord's Prayer is juxtaposed over shots of him, Spidey and Reed Richards.

SS, this is the story following Messiah Complex: Spoiler: Click here to viewThe X-Men have gone their seperate ways, with Cyclops pondering disbandment (and telling Tony Stark that they already have disbanded, as to avoid registration with the SHRA). Wolverine, Colossus and Nightcrawler went on a European road trip to the latter duo's home countries ,which ended with them captured by Russian authorities, who want to know how it is that Russia has lost all of its mutants on M-Day while the X-Men still have their powers. Angel, Cyclops and Emma Frost are in San Francisco, which has been transformed into its '60s-style counterpart by someone being called the Goddess. Angel, like the rest of SF, has been turned into a hippie, and Cyc & Emma have come to his rescue.

1. Captain America 2. The Thing 3. Deadpool 4. Wolverine 5. Luke Cage

And that they did. Anyone manage to grab them?

With Spiderman and X-Men already mentioned, I'm surprised no one brought up Spiderman and His Amazing Friends. On the other hand, I've just discovered that while their Hebrew dubs were some of my favorite intros as a kid, the original themes of Tazmania and Samurai Pizza Cats really sucked.

Thumbsucker is a cute little vehicle that just worked on all cylinders for me. It's quirky and fun and touching and makes you think as well. I'm on quite a roll when it comes to movies, as I just watched Pirates of the Caribbean 2 yesterday and Superman Returns two days before that. Pirates is all-around fun (even if Knightly is over-exposed) and Superman was also enjoyable, even if because of my lower standards.

Maybe it's because I was sleepless/grumpy at the time, but I didn't like it all that much. Apart from the Timon and Pumbaa stuff and stuff like Scar's "A monkey's uncle" line, I really felt like it lacked something.

If the Oldboy remake comes out, I'll... lariat a cat. Or an unsuspecting guy-in-a-cat-suit, or something. Infernal Affairs, on the other hand, I haven't seen, and Scorcese/DiCaprio/MOTHERFRIGGIN' JACK always sounds interesting at the least.

Israel-Switzerland, 1-1. Nobody cares but the token Israeli, huh?

In addition to the first NewsRadio episode after Phil Hartman died, I'd put the David Strickland tribute episode of Suddenly Susan. Granted, Strickland wasn't Hartman and Susan wasn't NewsRadio, but it was just as emotional for me back then. Another emotional moment for me was the season finale of Desperate Housewives, when Bree finally breaks down. I know EWB isn't exactly full of DH fans, but that one was truly heart-wrenching.

From what I could gather from the BabelFish translation, Trent and crew fled to their hotel as rain began to pour, and it was security that lowered the backdrop onto the NIN guitars in fear of the drawing storm.

I'm blanking and I'm not gonna repeat what's been said, so this'll be a really short list for now: The Usual Suspects Star Wars (original trilogy) Sin City Dogville Cold Mountain City of God

If anything, Goofy is a Mawg: "Half man, half dog- I'm my own best friend".