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ROFL I simply cannot say anything more. ROFL. Mental note to self: learn horse riding.

Ever curious just how Emperor Palpatine reacted when Darth Vader had to report the first Death Star was blown to smithereens by the Rebel Alliance? Now you can witness the scene that was never shown on the silver screen.

http://www.mrbrown.com/blog/2006/01/_star_wars_dubb.html Really gotta agree I love that ''I need your help, son'' part. (You have to read the translation...)

Spoofing Memiors to nauseous levels.

Forgive if you would consider the following big spoiler revelations. But my point of view is there needs to be a story for spoilers to even exist. One word my friend used to sum up the whole experience: contrived. Boy, contrived it is, do I agree wholeheartedly. So here we are, finally witnessing the ''connector'' between the new and old ...

As with my subject icon. But I was expecting the story to suck. And it did, so I was not surprised by the ''ramblous'' plot and dialogue. What I was disappointed big time was the lousy action/fight screenplay and direction. Jerky and blur, even anime with still-frame sliders are a way superior technique. I initially wanted to exercise some ...

An entertaining 2 hours. Has you laughing throughout. The outset has you feeling real sad and sympathetic for poor Viktor as he is stuck in the airport without the necessities to support daily life. You'd at first be led to think it's Cast Away in an airport terminal. But as incredulous event after event take place, he becomes the ''small ...

Summary one-liner: If you're all for watching how a exceedingly stupid woman deals with her 3 past rapists and flaunting her mammary flavour, then go ahead and waste your time and cash. The only entertaining characters were the rapists themselves. Despite the intensely cruel nature of rape, you simply cannot sympathise with this Chihiro of a ...

Very cool show with super cool soundtrack....loved the blood, the samurai swords and Lucy Liu... http://www.kill-bill.com/

If any man born in the 70s decade wish to remember a portion of his life back in secondary school (like director Royston Tan did), then he should do himself a favour and watch this show. It's very real and very reminiscence, and you can't help but connect with the characters (even though you weren't half as ''naughty'' as they were). Quite a ...