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Yup, there's just no career outside TF for Stan Bush. At least the video has a couple of hot chicks playing War for Cybertron on Xbox Live.

Damn, can't believe how fragile MP Rodimus is. Hopefully, those issues will be resolved in the U.S. release.

I had to watch this more than twice...

Still love this scene, even though the Ferrari was actually a fake.

R.I.P. Gary Moore.

He's just jealous because he's a fan of Filmation's Ghostbusters and he had a thing for Tracy.

And here's a video featuring his two all-time favorite WCW wrestlers.

One thing to love about Volkswagen is their commercials. Here's their latest one. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FaV4cz-oMLk

In today's automotive world, supercars are loaded with high-tech gizmos such as sequential paddle shifters, computer-controlled brakes and electronic stability control. In the 2011 Noble M600, you'll find none of those. Instead, you get a car that weighs 2,756 lbs. and is powered by a 4.4 liter twin-turbo V8 that generates 650 bhp and 604 lb-ft torque. Estimated top speed is 225 mph. 2011 Noble M600

Since Wanzerfan is a wrestling fan, here's a video for him.

For this year's BotCon, the theme is Animated. Here are the announced exclusive figures for the convention: Breakdown (Rodimus Minor redeco) Dead End (Jazz redeco)

I'd rather see either Veronica Zemanova or Stracy Stone as Lois Lane.

Nerf modder psyk from Singapore got his hands on a retail Quick 16 in advance. Here's a closer look: And here's a look at the internals of the blaster. Apparently, it's more frustrating to open up than other blasters, probably to discourage people from modifying it.

Just as impressive is the improved 2012 Nissan GT-R.

Just wondering, why did it take you four months to answer a question that was already answered?

I mentioned this a few years back. And now, witness the horror of bad cinema... R.O.T.O.R.

Bumblebee does not like hammers. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w1b4jnHJo4Q

The numbers on the new Mustang GT 5.0 Convertible are staggering.

And now for another comparison between a film and its remake. Pour Elle (Anything for Her) TF1 Films/Fidelite Films, 2008 Directed by Fred Cavayé Starring: Vincent Lindon as Julien Aucler, Diane Kruger (Bridget in Inglourious Basterds, Helen in Troy) as Lisa Aucler Julien and Lisa Aucler are a happy couple living with their son Oscar, until one day, Lisa is arrested and sentenced to 20 years in prison for a murder she did not commit. Three years later, when he cannot come up with enough evidence to prove her innocence, Julien seeks advice from a former convict and plots the perfect plan to spring his wife out of prison. The Next Three Days Highway 61 Films/Lionsgate Films, 2010 Directed by Paul Haggis (Crash, In the Valley of Elah) Starring: Russell Crowe (Lt. Corbett in Blood Oath, Andy in Proof) as John Brennan, Elizabeth Banks (Betty Brant in the Spider-Man trilogy) as Lara Brennan, Liam Neeson (Gawain in Excalibur, Kegan in Krull) as Damon Pennington Unlike most remakes, The Next Three Days sticks to the core plot of the original film. Unfortunately, writer/director Paul Haggis has made the film inferior to the original by complicating the plot with unnecessary twists and an emphasis on American homeland security, as well as a shameless plug on the Toyota Prius. As a result, the film winds up in different directions most of the time. Sure, it has Russell Crowe and Liam Neeson (who only appears for at most five minutes), but star power isn't enough to clean up the damage caused by the rewrite. As a remake, it's not horrible like The Tourist, but there are a lot of frivolous elements that make it not as good as the original.

:lol: Should've added Ultra Magnus in the pic so it would be Boondock Saints-style. "And shepherds we shall be For Thee, my Lord, for Thee Power hath descended forth from Thy hand Our feet may swiftly carry out Thy command So we shall flow a river forth to Thee And teeming with souls shall it ever be In nomine Patris, et Filii, et Spirtus Sancti."

Why does Snarf look like some goddamn Pokemon?

The new Ironhide is skinnier than the previous Voyager figure, but more articulate. Still, the Mech Tech gimmick needs to go, and the overall figure is not as cool as Recon Ironhide.

Film score composer John Barry died of a heart attack on January 30. He is best known for the soundtracks to 11 James Bond 007 films - namely five Sean Connery films, George Lazenby's lone stint On Her Majesty's Secret Service, four Roger Moore films and one Timothy Dalton film (The Living Daylights). In addition, Barry won five Academy Awards for Best Original Score for Born Free, Out of Africa, The Lion in Winter and Dances with Wolves. The world has lost yet another great soundtrack composer. R.I.P. John Barry (1933-2011).

More than 30 years after Tamiya released the original 1/10 scale Sand Scorcher R/C, a group of VW enthusiasts built a real one. Here's the R/C for reference:

Rapture and Minx of the Stingers were hotter.