Numbahs

I'm sure that makes for an easy antagonist in Star Trek 3.

Since my last viewing of Star Trek v2.2... (Finished) Chicken Run - ***1/2 out of ***** Take Shelter - ***1/2 out of ***** The Sapphires - *** out of ***** Fast & Furious 6 - ** out of ***** May watch The Dark Knight Rises again tonight, which is a ***1/2 experience.

I'm going to finish Top 5...thanks to One Direction.

It's equal to the fifth one. None of the series is worth revisiting. I remember not hating the second and the third's only problem is that it's incredibly boring. So maybe it goes... 2-3-6-5-1-4 The more characters there are, the less they care about making it a comprehendible story.

F&F6 actually made me laugh six or seven times*. How dare you... *unintentionally

I'll sign whatever document we're putting together...

I've seen Fast & Furious 6. Vin Diesel is the worst.

Tobey wasn't given anything more to do than mugging his excitement and sympathizing with everyone when they had issues. I don't think it had much to do with his acting ability.

I think Moulin Rouge is great, but if you go back a couple pages you'll see that I also thought Gatsby sucked eggs. There's a reason why the studio moved it's release from December to this summer.

This was the first episode my Dad ever watched. I'm sure he thinks this show is fucking weird.

Says you.

Tonight's was one of the best episodes of the season, despite it's weird time gaps.

I, and my friend who texted in shock after flipping to Knicks/Pacers, thought Dunham should've won too. I feel your pain... ...but I'm 1-0. Daddy wants to lock in Donald Cerrone for next weekend.

I don't know why the dummys that vote for the rankings have Souza at 8. He belonged over Rockhold before last night; even with a(questionable) loss to him. I mean, get your head out of your ass and watch some MMA...

Star Trek: Into Darkness again...and the first half of Chicken Run.

Makes sense.

Thanks to Spotify, I've listened to this new album by Wolf People around twenty-five times. Spotify is the best.

Keeping it to four or five for these Brazilian cards is probably the right idea. Most of these guys aren't known, so people will just pick from the familiar matchups anyway...

Like I said, I doubt it was successful. I bet it cost waayyyyyy more than a big budget movie. I read somewhere that the script was 2200 pages.

The twist doesn't mean anything. Safe Haven would be the same without it. People overreact to things all the time.

Some of the moments in L.A. Noire have made me laugh when I choose "Doubt" and the main character screams at the suspect.

Safe Haven - **1/2 out of ***** Bland as can be...