my friend had her seat on a tour bus stolen by Dakota Fanning.

[QUOTE=I Was A Kaleidoscope;13878062]War of the Worlds was mediocre.
Mediocre films are the worst.
Really bad ones are great, really good ones are great, but the mediocre ones...eh.
[/QUOTE]

I'm gonna go out on a limb and question your logic.

wtf?

[QUOTE=Dr. Jake Destructo;13878090]I'm gonna go out on a limb and question your logic.

wtf?[/QUOTE]

i find really bad movies and really low budget or b-grade ones entertaining.
Manos: The Hands Of Fate is one of my favourite movies.

I think I understand kaleidoscope.

War of the Worlds was medio-core.

I just watched superman returns. It was probably the way that we watched it, but I'm pretty sure that sucked too.

My friends used to talk about War of the Worlds all the time. It looked like crap to me.

All my friends said it sucked...they said all the characters did the whole movie was run around...sounds like a blast...Also, alien movies suck to begin with.

dakota fagging

nice

[QUOTE=I Was A Kaleidoscope;13878102]i find really bad movies and really low budget or b-grade ones entertaining.
Manos: The Hands Of Fate is one of my favourite movies.[/QUOTE]

Yeah same here. Really terrible B movies rule.

I'm watching the Chris Funk vs. Colbert challenge. Funk's solo really sucked :P

[QUOTE=Sepstrup;13879104]I'm watching the Chris Funk vs. Colbert challenge. Funk's solo really sucked :P[/QUOTE]

Yeah. It was fun to read Pitchfork's update or whatever because they thought he did a good job when he obviously didn't. My God. I bet Meloy could have done better.

I watched Beyond the Valley of the Dolls last night, it ruled.

I also watched One Flew Over the Cookoo's Nest.

Amazing movie.
I always laugh at the juicyfruit scene :lol:

Two words...

bull
sh[COLOR="Black"]it[/COLOR]

[QUOTE]Haha, yeah that was weird. Apparently he played badly on purpose "in the spirit of the show."[/QUOTE]
i hate chris funk he is such a douche bag live thinking he is hot **** cause he has a 16 string guitar that he plays three notes on mother ****ing christ

ya i saw it it was awful but he picked a crappy metal hXc guitar to play it on again in the spirit of the show i suppose.

[QUOTE=_Mote_;13879576]I also watched One Flew Over the Cookoo's Nest.

Amazing movie.
I always laugh at the juicyfruit scene :lol:[/QUOTE]

Yeah. Best movie ever or something. Top 3 definitely.

And suure, Funk. You sucked on purpose :P. With a name like that he really ought to do better.

It was entertaining anyway :)

[QUOTE=pixiesfanyo;13878048]muff you're so lame[/QUOTE]

jared if you said that to my face i'd probably laugh

but this is seriously now


i challenge you

[QUOTE=Spat Out Plath;13879577]
Haha, yeah that was weird. Apparently he played badly on purpose "in the spirit of the show."[/QUOTE]

lmao that's total crap the guy blows

[QUOTE=biografiend;13878064]I hate Dakota Fanning. sooo annoying.[/QUOTE]

i'd **** her

I found [I]The Squid and the Whale[/I] in the Bargain Bin at my video store for $5.99. Now I own it and haven't watched it yet.

The Wyld Stallyns (pronounced "Wild Stallions") is the fictional metal band from the film that later proves responsible for bringing peace and harmony to the world and creating a utopia on Earth. The founding members were Bill S. Preston, Esq. and Ted "Theodore" Logan. They are later joined by Elizabeth and Joanna, two princesses from medieval England.

In the sequel Bill & Ted's Bogus Journey, the villain De Nomolos tries unsuccessfully to stop the band from creating a peaceful future by replacing Bill and Ted with robotic doubles. Later, Bill and Ted destroy the robots and make their world-wide debut at the 4th Annual San Dimas Battle of the Bands. As predicted by time-traveller Rufus, they bring peace to the world and eventually play a sellout tour on the planet Mars.

One of the bands they competed against in the Battle of the Bands was real-life California band Primus, led by Les Claypool. The song Wyld Stallyns performs at the competition was "God Gave Rock And Roll To You", which in real life was originally performed by Argent, and later covered by KISS. It was the KISS version of the song that was used in the actual movie, albeit with a more elaborate intro. The introduction to this song is played in the film by Steve Vai.


hahah I had no idea Primus were in Bill and Ted's Bogus Journey

[quote=pikester;13883542]I found [I]The Squid and the Whale[/I] in the Bargain Bin at my video store for $5.99. Now I own it and haven't watched it yet.[/quote]

I watched this last week. Second best movie of the year.

really? i really want to see it. i finally saw little miss sunshine tonight. pretty good movie.

today at work the phone cord got pulled accidentally and i was the only one working, so my boss phones me on my cell and we figure out the problem. as soon as the work phone is back working, it starts ringing when im trying to deal with customers. of course, its my parents freaking out because they cant reach me, when they shouldnt even be calling me on the work phone. theyre like wtf wtf dads coming to get you even though i have a backed-up line of customers trying to rent dvds and whatnot.

but, i am home now.

So is Walgreens open tomorrow?

I might pop in and say hello.

i didnt know you worked at walgreens

We found out in issue nine.

He wears red pumps.