Johnny Latino Heat

How could I forget that wonderful masterpiece with an excellent actor who happens to be a former World Heavyweight champion?

Wasn't she on Lost In Translation? I think that's what catapulted her into sudden fame.

I hate you. Figo is the greatest thing to grace football [/typical Portugal fan]

At least, a little ray of light in the sadness... Benfica just beat Porto to win the Portuguese Cup and win their first title in 8 years (way too long for a club with Benfica's history). Throughout the game, "Miki Féher" and "Bruno Baião" chants were heard, and when the game finished, the team carried a giant banner with Féher's image on it to the middle of the field and dedicated their victory to him and Bruno Baião. They also played with a black armband in memory of the young player who died yesterday.

Troy - 8/10 I was a bit aprehensive at first, but I enjoyed the movie alot.

Nope, the one who died now (that just feels so wrong) had a history of heart problems. A couple of years ago he had to stop playing because he had an arrhythmia or something like that. So he, at least, didn't die because of any drugs. The other player, Feher, who was also very young (24, IIRC), died due to causes unknown. IIRC, the authopsy didn't provide enough proof to say what killed him. But they know this: it wasn't drugs, either. More details: Apparently, Bruno Baião collapsed in the cafe after receiving a phone call from his manager stating that Benfica might have wanted to renew his contract, what would give him a professional player status. I guess with his heart conditions, he just couldn't handle the emotion, I guess. Man, that's hard... Benfica's my favourite club since day 1 and it's sad to see two young, good players with potential to go like this... At least, at the Portuguese Cup finals, which happens tomorrow between Benfica and Porto, they scheduled a minute of silence to pay Bruno Baião their respects.

Van Helsing - 3/10 Funny, but not in the good way. God, I hated that movie.

Some of you may (or not) remember when I posted in January the news that Miki Feher (see sig), hungarian football/soccer player who played for Benfica, collapsed in the field and died later. This time, a player didn't collapse in the field, but also had the same tragic fate. 18 year old Bruno Baião died four days after collapsing in a cafe, half hour after ending practice, in front of his friends. He had a heart condition of some sorts which I'm not sure of what it was. Now, I'm not too familiar of this player, since he was in the junior's team, but fuck. 18 years old? Rest In Peace, Bruno, you'll be missed.

What's wrong with his performance in Interview With The Vampire?

Great, I was already excited about this, now I'm even more. Damn, I really hope it comes out to the pc.. Probably will, but like, what? 6 months after it's released for the PS2? It was the waiting time for VC, wasn't it?

Yeah, but you'd hit anything, so your opinion doesn't count

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I now hate Benicio Del Toro. Lucky bastard... HOPE THE LIFT FALLS WHEN YOU'RE DOING IT, YA COUPLE OF FREAKS! (not really, but meh)

Lemme see, I'm just finishing Blackwood Farm by Anne Rice, and before that I read A Time To Kill by John Grisham, Misery by Stephen King and Merrick by Anne Rice. Next: probably Insomnia by Stephen King.

Just go here. Hopefully this'll be converted to PC also, as I have no chance of getting a PS2