djmasterscooter

controversy? that's easy...EVERQUEST!!!

What happened in that one? Sorry, just interested. ←

Without a doubt, The Owen Hart Memorial Raw. Let's see. The episode of Scrubs that dealt with John Ritter's death. It was so heartbreaking, but at the same time a great way to show respect to a wonderful actor. Futurama and the clover episode. Still gets me every time. As well, the episode of Family Guy where Brian meets Pearl Bailey, after finally getting her to leave her house, she gets struck by a truck, and dies shortly after we find out what type of life Brian and Pearl would have had.

Without a doubt, "Passion of the Christ"

Always have bought my music from the same place that sold tickets for ECW when they did shows in Queens, Breakdown Records on Bell Boulevard. Can't beat $2 vinyl!!!

This is hilarious!!! Right Click & Save As I obtained this legally, as it is being given out by his site. Merry Christmas to all and to all a good night!!!

Motown Philly - Boys II Men

Oooh...underrated...let's see... James Remar (Hugo Posh in Girl Next Door, ends up in almost everything, his stint on Sex and the City was phenomonal) Richard Jenkins (The father on Six Feet Under) I agree with Jeremy Sisto. Others I'd include: Jason Schwartzman Andre Braugher James Franco Sean Bean Mark Ruffalo Judy Greer

Shit and I bought it on ebay as a DVD-RW. Oh well!! "Way to go Fat Kid"" (Cocks Shotgun) "My name is Horace"

6 More Outs, although I thought for sure that Cabrera was going to knock at least two in. I predict a homerun in the top 9th just to seal the deal. It's time to pop open some champagne.

I'll give five bucks to anyone who starts up a "You Screwed Aladdin" chant.

Are we forgetting about the Butthole Surfers?

I want in. I'm joining.

After liking the Sixth Sense, hating Unbreakble, hating Signs, I had somewhat mixed emotions about going to see the Village. Needless to say, the Village was nowhere near a great movie, but it did something to keep me interested. The acting was above par with what they were given. William Hurt was incredible, and I don't think he has ever made a bad movie. Joaquin Phoenix won me over, trying to play the martyr, and it was only fitting that he gets taken out half-way through the movie (Genius plot-device). Adrien Brody was fabulous with what he was given, and Bryce Dallas Howard was great as well. Unfortunately, the dialogue was very hokey at times, and seemed to dredge on too many times. How many times do we need to know that red is the bad color, or how many times do we have to know that Judy Greer's character has fallen in love. M. Night is known for his use of symbolic colors and this movie was no exception, but it was overdone. I thought we were in Color War. As for the twist, it was good, but it could have delivered in so many more entertaining ways, but because M. Night needs to have some underlying message in all his movies, we are forced to suffer. We didn't need M. Night's dialogue at the end, and towards the end it just dredged on. In conclusion, M. Night seems like he wants his movies to be a combination of David Lynch and Woody Allen movies, incredibly strange, yet having insightful messages about society or other issues, and at this he fails. This movie falls somewhere between The Sixth Sense and Unbreakable, right in the middle, with it being nowhere near as good as The Sixth Sense, and better than Unbreakable.

Actually, the title was not leaked early. The original plan was for the film to be called Revenge of the Jedi and there are trading cards to prove it (I have two), as well as a video game I believe for the Commodore or some early system. Anyways, George Lucas took another look at the title of the film and decided that it wasn't really in the nature of a Jedi to seek revenge (this is what it says on the back of the trading card), and thus Return of the Jedi was born, believing that it was a title that sounded more triumphant and positive.

Yeah, i'd say she got it confused with "There goes my hero" by the Foo Fighters. Tell her to listen to the Varsity Blues soundtrack and it should be settled.

That would be the description of the movie Saved starring Mandy Moore.

I loved this movie!! It was incredibly. It wasn't too gaudy, and yet it was gripping. The acting was top notch. Kind of a toned-down Final Destination. Of course, I'm going to get flamed for this. Jake Gyllenhaal stole the show, and I predict he shall be nominated for an Oscar. If not, I shall fuck a donkey. You can hold me to that.

The Birds. Only because it doesn't seem like it ends. Psycho had a great ending too. The first Sleepaway Camp movie, scared the shit out of me. There are others but I can't think of them right now.

That song is not called California Sun, it's "Brad Logan" and it's on the Chef Aid South Park Soundtrack

The Lefty Glitch is not true. I'm doing a Dynasty with the Mets, and Cliff Floyd just knocked in a 2 run shot. MVP 2004 is best by far.