I think he carries that axe with him everywhere he goes. That cologne could burn through anything.

Steven Seagal. Considering that his "acting" entirely consists of throwing people into walls, I imagine it would be sufficient for a wet paper bag.

He could also rock his way out of the bag.
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Hehe. Rock. Bag. I see what you did there.

He looks like hes never played a guitar in his life. STIFF as a board.

He looks like he's saying, "Well Mr. Guitar, you think you're hot stuff don't you! Well, I was in Under Siege and you ain't ****!"

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Game Change

ok...so i've been stuck in a motel room for the last 20 hours in LA and really the only thing worth watching is HBO

i have got to say that this movie about the choice of Sarah Palin as the running mate for John McCain was really enthralling....as with most HBO movies the acting was beyond top notch and it really touched on the personal affects of running in such a high profile political race in the "new world"....this was the first presidential race that was 100% in our internet run modern world

there was one scene in particular that really grabbed me....it was right before Palin walks out to give her historical acceptance speech at the republican national conference.....just before walking out on stage there is a moment that shows her in such a weak and vulnerable state....the Julianne Moore just hit straight out of the ball park....it really created a sense of empathy in me for a human that for the most part i detest

seriously this is a great movie about political strategy gone horribly wrong and it's effects on Palin herself....the film portrays her as an emotion roller coaster....ranging erratically from strong willed woman to childish passive aggressiveness to insecurity about her ignorance to crying while watching Tina Fey tear her apart on SNL and back full circle to the headstrong and somewhat vicious no holds bar woman that we for the most part know her as (like her or not there is no denying that she still creates a presence that few people in politics can)

there is also a hilarious scene where her team is trying to coach her on American foreign policy and have to explain to her who fought in World War 2....

i applaud HBO for making biopic about someone who i disagree with damn near 100% of the time and often cringe when she talks and making feel sympathetic for her....i wonder what they could do with Honey Boo Boo :)

Wow, I'm impressed she got as far as she did.

Although Palin's life has very little to do with me, reading your post made me wanna watch the movie!

Would love to see RZA's flick this weekend. I'm guessing, from the reviews, it's going to be popular with Kung Fu or Wu-Tang Clan fans for its violent, raw aesthetics.

Was cool, but not the greatest thing since sliced bread. I've never really been a fan of the whole Flying Swordsman style of kung fu movie (that whole thing where everyone is on wires, and it's all about special effects). Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon was the most overrated kung fu movie I've ever seen. But, this movie had an immersive and outlandish world that was pretty awesome, and the graphic violence was pretty satisfying, so it made up for everyone being on wires. Also, all the main characters didn't seem to have any actual martial arts experience, so the fights, while bloody, always had a sort of shallow feel that never had that hypnotic, dramatic feel that a "real" kung fu movie fight does.