Monopolyman

As you can see, my ms paint really, really sucks, so don't make fun of me because of it, because thats worse than racism. Anyway...

You do know McCain's and Obama's stance on immigration isn't vastly different. I n fact, I think McCain is more liberal on immigration than Obama.

Interesting fact about Scarface. It was originally supposed to be a frame-by-frame remake of the original, but due to nudget problems, they couldn't set it in the 30's so they decided to film it in modern day Miami; so they kept changing things around until the final product, which was cmpletely different to Shame of a Nation. But to answer your question, The Thing and The Departed.

Nah, I just know it.

It's not going to happen. Written script or not.

Your most visited websites being displayed in thumbnail form looks kind of cool. I dunno, though. I'm not sure if I want to surrender my entire web-browsing experience to Google.

Wha? Don't you people have to pay for rent or anything. I think m inus what I have to pay for my flat, I'm left with about £50.

I'm not gonna bother with The Clone Wars. Wasn't the idea of it originally is to let whatever happens during the wars to the audiances imagination? If Lucas is going to milk this franchise, he could at least given us a SW story in a different part of the universe with original characters, seeing as he's always on about how vast the SW universe is. But anyway, what i've seen recently... ...And Justice for All- 7/10 Pacino was great as usual, but aside from that, pretty much meh. Ed Wood- 9/10 Now this was a memorable film. Quirky, but didn't stray too far from a traditional biopic. An amazing cast as well might I add; Johnny Depp, Martin Landau, Bill Murray, Patricia Arquette etc. Armageddon- 2/10 Wouldn't it be easier to train astronauts to be drillers, rather than the other way around?

Just saw the 4x200 and Jesus H., that was amazing. America is pretty much unstoppable in mens swimming. Sheer awesomeness.

Awesome word. I know I'm bending the rules a bit here, but, y'know, your drunk, so it doesn't really matter.

A Town Called Fucking Malice. I like The Jam and all, but how many fucking times do I need to hear this fucking song in a fucking day. It's probably the one of worst fucking song I've ever heard from The Jam, though, despite that, it's not a terrible song, it gets played too many fucking times. Sheeh. Also, Don't Stop Believing by Journey. How I loathe that song!

I kinda like it.

The Rolling Stones, R.E.M and Red Hot Chilli Peppers. Though if any of them decided to stop recording new albums, I wouldn't really care.

How so? Liar, Liar was hilarious and one of Carrey's funniest performances. The Conversation- 10/10 Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford- 8/10

Dennis the Menace, I think. My neighbor took me to see that. Bit of a shit film, but, y'know, I was like, 4. My second one was a disney film though. Can't remember what, exactly. The Lion King was the first one with my whole family.

Half English, half Irish.

I take it that The Machanist is worth a watch then? The Three Burials of Melquiades Estrada I think the non-linear structure in the first half of the film didn't really do it any favours. I can't see any need for it, apart from effectively making it a little more confusing. Otherwise, it's a decent film. It's sort of a modern day western as well as a dark comedy, and it was sort of a parable as well, though that didn't really come off all that well. Still a good film though; and I never realised how good n actor Tommy Lee Jones was before I saw this. 8/10

You failed to establish a recognised power to attack and the UN does not consider sexual frustration a strong enough reason to justify an invasion, not to mention the amount of casualties it would cause. I'm afraid to say, Mr. ReZourceman, that such a war would be illegal.

3:10 To Yuma Fun film. 8/10

N64. It's not even close.

It was Leaving Las Vegas way back in 1995. Admitingly, he hasn't been in anything good since Lord of War. Shame really.

He can be good when he wants to be. Hell, he even won a Oscar once.

Well...that settles that then. Though, Tapedeck, you mention you ream in 3rd person. Didn't know tht happened, TBH.

Question: Is t true hat if you die in a dream, you die in real life? I've never died in a dream, so I don't know. Has anyone died in a dream per chance? I sometimes dream, but I never remember more than a mere few glimpses of it. I remember one dream very vividly, though, when I was a kid, being kidnapped in a Sainsbury's car park. Very nasty.

Thomas the Tank Engine seriously used to scare the shit out. The crazy situations gave me the shakes.