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... Erm, not really, since it's clearly inspired by Rashomon. Also, it's better than any other movie on that group. So the top five pretty much consists of Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, Spider-Man 2, Shrek 2, Kill Bill vol. 2, and something else that's slipping my mind. ←

GYS, I've heard of Between the Buried and Me and I like them, great Progressive Metalcore band. Death by Stereo is another great band, as I have one of their albums. The Evil Us's -Local band, I've been to some of their shows, not bad. They play Progressive Alternative. The guitar solos are awesome.

So Collateral, Dawn of the Dead, Kill Bill 2, Shrek 2 and Spider-Man 2 all make the top 15?

Let me guess, the entire top 10 is filled with sappy chick flicks. ← No, actually that's crappy chick flicks. I GUARANTEE you The Butterfly Effect will be #1....and that sucks. ←

I fail to see what is so great about Team America. I mean I watched the movie, I was dragged to it by my friend who wanted to see it. It wasn't horrible but it wasn't like, "OMG THIS IS TEH GREATEST MOVIE I EVER SEEN~!!!!111!!!" It had it's funny moments, but it shouldn't be this high on the list. The Ladykillers, I thought was a fun movie too, I love how they all meet their untimely deaths. I haven't seen Bourne Supremacy yet, but I liked Bourne Identity and I too like Brian Cox. I haven't seen Friday Night Lights yet, but I want to. I'm sure Spider-Man 2 will find it's way into the top 10.

The end of LOTR: Return of the King. Yeah, I said it. I guess because I become so emotionally attached to the characters, and they were leaving on the ship, Gandalf was my favorite character. Also, the fact that it was the last of the movies, and it was the end of the adventure. It also could have been the fact we'll probably never see another great trilogy of films like this in our lifetime. EDIT: Almost forgot, I almost go teary eyed in the episode of Trigun when Nicholas D. Wolfwood dies. Wolfwood was my favorite and he was a bad ass.

Neil Patrick Harris is great in this movie, yes, but I love Andy Anderson in this movie as he delievers my favorite line of the movie. "Sometimes I just wanna burn this Motherfucker down! Come on Pooky let's burn this Motherfucker down!"

Unfortunatly I bought the original on DVD when it came out and then I saw they released a Directors Cut recently and was banging my head against a wall [well not leterally] but I knew I should have waited, but I heard reviews for this cut of the film and heard it makes the movie much better, I also heard Coolio is in it.

I like Bushmeister, like 'The Crue for the Itch' when Hahn's just messing around but other than that I detest them, as I'm sick of all the Nu-Metal rehashed shit. I like my Rap and my Metal as two seperate things, they shouldn't mix.

Black Label, Now You've Got Something To Die For, Ruin, Warning, Blood Junkie, Break You and Vigil those are some of my favorites..I suggest picking up all three of their CDs.

Just to let you know Ash...St. Anger by Metallica came out last year... My Chemical Romance Three Cheers For Sweet Revenge - At first I was skeptical about this band, but after listening to the CD a couple of times it's grown onto me and I've begun to like it. Unearth The Oncoming Storm - This CD just kicks ass a great metalcore band Jimmy Eat World Futures - Not as poppy as their last album but still great, a bit darker but I like it some good tunes on this one. Although at some points it drags a bit. Killswitch Engage The End of Heartache - Well it didn't improve upon the formula of the awesome Alive Or Just Breathing, it's still a great album and I guess they say if it aint broke don't fix it... Lamb of God Ashes of the Wake -Some people may say they sold out because they signed to Epic records I say fuck you, they did it to inject the mainstream rock/nu-metal bands with a 'leathal dose' of pure American Metal. Atreyu The Curse - Well it's not as good as Suicide Notes with Butterfly Kisses, it's still a good album as they rely more on Brandon Saller's clean vocals on some songs more than the guttral growls of Alex Varkatzas but it's great when they blend the two together especially on songs like 'The Remembrance Ballad' and how can you not love their cover of Bon Jovi's 'You Give Love A Bad Name'? Shadows Fall The War Within - Another great album from Shadows Fall who continue to blend Sandanvian Metal with Speed, Thrash, and Death Metal. Rammstein Reise, Reise - This is a great follow up to 'Mutter' another great album in itself but sounds nothing like it as they experiment with different sounds in this album and it comes off pretty well. Eighteen Visions Obsession - At first I didn't like this album but after giving it another few listens it grew on me, it expands upon 'Vanity', but takes out all of the filler crap that was in 'Vanity' and at times the vocalist sounds like a cross between ex-Stone Temple Pilots/Velvet Revolver singer Scott Weiland and the singer of VOD and that's not a bad thing on songs like 'Waiting for the Heavens' while they do maintain some of their metalcore ferousity on tracks like 'Tower of Snakes'

I think it's Kurt Kittner. I'm not a big Falcons fan, so I might be mistaken. ←

I heard a lot of good things about the comic but never read it unfortunately, movies looks great though and with Robert Rodriguez as director it's gotta be good. What's with Jessica Alba in comic book movies? [she's supposed to be in Fantastic Four, too]

I still want an official Red Ryder carbine action two-hundred shot range model air rifle with a compass in the stock and this thing that tells time. Definitely A Christmas Story. ←

I'd have to say the Panthers, depsite losing to the Falcons last Saturday, they're still red hot right now. The Rams have been inconsistant all year long and they have two tough games coming up...[Philadelphia this week, The Jets next week] and Chandler is a horrible QB...the Saints have to face the Falcons this week, and the Panthers, actually next week and I don't see them winning either game.

The Misfits better be on the list or I'm gonna be pissed, especially after how the Ramones were #100 and the Clash were #77.

It's sad that the Clash are #77 and have to share the same spot with FLAW

I'd definitely go with MVP Baseball 2004, as ESPN Baseball is dissapointing and I wouldn't bother with ASB either. MVP is a great game, like GYS said best franchise mode, good gameplay, and lots of fun. Plus there's tons of unlockables including legendary players like Babe Ruth, Yogi Berra, Nolan Ryan ect. ect.

13 going on 30 for Jennifer Garner