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I don't think Constantine was really an anti-hero, like Tony Soprano or The Punisher. Actually, he does a lot of really good deeds. Even if they're done for selfish reasons, and even if he's a jerk, he's still ridding the world of evil.

452

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Trey wrote:

of nearly all Americans after Pearl Harbor

Yeah, except for the Japanese (and German and Italian)-American citizens we threw into work camps because we were mad at them for taking our jobs.

453

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You people suck. You allllllll suck.

454

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Three things I loved about this commentary:

1. The fact that Fig loved the movie even though he apparently had no idea what actually happened in it.

2. The multiple, unresolved times that Trey completely misunderstands something that Fig says

3. The argument over Trey's correct pronunciation of "Weiss," followed by Trey's well-intentioned but utterly incorrect pronunciation of "Djimon Hounsou."

455

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Not me, Aimee. But let's see:

top five fantasy novels that aren't by Tolkein, King, or Prachett.

456

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maul2 wrote:

Zarban, you have a major flaw in your premise. Dr. Manhattan never worked with Ozy, and probably never would.

I disagree. If Ozy had gone to Manhat, told him that if they'd work together, they could bring peace to the Earth, I think he'd at least give him a meeting.

457

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Kyle wrote:
maul2 wrote:

Also does anyone know any other movies/books/comics whatever, along this same vein (God, demons, angels etc.) Cause I really love the shit out of this kinda stuff and I only had Supernatural before this, and I really want to find more like it.

Preacher.  Imagine cowboys vs. angels vs. demons vs. bad cowboys vs. a paramilitary christian organization vs. a vampire.

If that doesn't make you wanna jizz in a sock then I don't want to know what does.

http://www.thelatestnews.in/wp-content/uploads/2009/04/rocket-launch.jpg

458

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She says:

1. Beard Burn
2. Makes You Look Older
3. Makes Your Jaw Look Wider
4. Collects Food
5. Most Men Are Too Lazy To Trim Their Beard As Often As It Needs

Top five fishing holes in the US

459

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I've been playing Torchlight. Sooooo fun.

460

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What's wrong with Shia? The scene I loaded up to test if my video worked was a Shia scene, and that's what got me excited about watching the movie.

Constantine has a few scenes that are exemplary of Boufing.

461

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I'd like to see Apple and Google buy Adobe and then publicly dismember it.

462

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No Google:

1. "Yeah, talking monkey. Ugly sucker, only says 'ficus.'" - Kiss Kiss Bang Bang
2. "Give him a hand, he's British!" - Galaxy Quest
3. "A man in a really nice trailer wants to put our song on the radio! Give me a pen, I'm signing, you're signing...we're all signing." - That Thing You Do?
4. "Let me explain. No, there is too much, let me sum up." - no idea
5. "We. Are going. To Die." - can't recall

EDIT: Google'd. OOOOOOOOH. Yeah. I'm an idiot.

463

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Jeffery Harrell wrote:

Ah, but are the comic books canonical in the context of the movies?

That is the nerdiest sentence I've ever typed.

He's named 'James' in the Young Wolverine part of 'X-Men Origins: Wolverine,' so, it's movie canon.

464

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I think Zarban just described every movie ever.

465

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1. Andy Kaufman
2. Kevin Nealon
3. Mitch Hedberg
4. Woody Allen
5. Dave Chappelle

Top 5 natural disasters, 20th century

466

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This one's hard, because I usually at least *like* movies I watch.

1. Where the Wild Things Are
2. Up In The Air
3. Predator
4. Harry Potter 1
5. Chronicles of Narnia 1

Top five movies to show off your new HD/Blurry home theater!

467

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downinfront wrote:

Well well, Gregory Harbin.

How about we test your body in -270 degrees and -500 degrees and see if YOU can tell the difference.

Not to nitpick, but '-500 degrees' doesn't actually exist in the Celcius, Fahrenheit, Kelvin, Rankine, or any other scale I can find.

So your experiment would be difficult.

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Small correction:

Teague says that absolute zero is 'only about 200 degrees below freezing.' If you're talking about Celcius, sure, A0 is (probably) ~-273, which is sort of 200, but not really. Assuming he meant Fahrenheit, though, as most listeners of the podcast would, it's about 500 degrees below freezing. Which is really freaking cold.

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Yeah, it's not like this movie is difficult to critique. And the site Teague linked to isn't exactly chock full of information that isn't blatantly obvious.

470

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Jeffery Harrell wrote:

Who's been fucking who now?

Brian and Mike.

They never stop.

471

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I kinda hated Where the Wild Things Are. I was really, really bored through the whole thing. Couldn't ever figure out why anything was happening.

472

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I just figured out how you make a two hour movie out of this after you cut out the terrible villain third.

You cut in the first third of The Core. Dub any mentions of 'the earth's core' with 'the Sun,' and any mention of the mission as 'Icarus 1.' Right before the terranauts start the dig, put 'TEN YEARS LATER' up on the screen, and cut to the shot of the Sun.

Boom. Phantom Edit. Done.

473

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dexter wrote:

i don't buy or own any of the niceties you mentioned

So, basically what you're saying is, "I don't even own a TV."

Please, kindly, no offense, but please remove your self-righteousness.

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You might call me Deputy Deputy Chief of Staff.

http://westwing.bewarne.com/fourth/images/1WESah02donna.jpg

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Holy holy crap. I'm only five minutes into The Core, and it's already more awesome than I could have imagined.

EDIT: 20 minutes in, I am giddy. GIDDY. This is half a day's rewrite from being 'Airplane.' Keep the cast, though. This is a genius cast.