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    In terms of genres, yes. But overall, it's Emmerich's second-worst film on Rotten Tomatoes and worst on Metacritic. Here's the current ranking of his films: Rotten Tomatoes 1. The Patriot (62%) 2. Independence Day (60%) 3. White House Down (50%) 4. Stargate (48%) 5. Anonymous (46%) 6. The Day After Tomorrow (45%) 7. 2012 (39%) 8. Independence Day: Resurgence (34%) 9. Universal Soldier (20%) 10. Godzilla (16%) 11. Stonewall (9%) 12. 10,000 B.C. (8%) --. Moon 44 (no rating) Metacritic 1. The Patriot (63) 2. Independence Day (59) 3. White House Down (52) 4. Anonymous (50) 5. 2012 (49) 6. The Day After Tomorrow (47) 7. Stargate (42) 8. Universal Soldier (35) 9. 10,000 B.C. (34) 10. Godzilla (32) (tie) 10. Independence Day: Resurgence (32) (tie) 12. Stonewall (30) --. Moon 44 (no rating)
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    *Cue the Stargate fans...
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    The no-compete clause is mandatory on all WWE talent contracts. And you can blame Jeff Jarrett for that.
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    New Gunpla revealed for the next Build Fighters installment: A new variant of the Beargguy III, a souped-up 00 Qan[T], and a new Back Weapon System. Gundam Build Fighters New Model Kits
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    What does Gundam Unicorn have to do with this film?
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    It's Independence Day week, so let's focus on director Roland Emmerich. Of all his films, which is his worst? Moon 44 (1990) Universal Soldier (1992) Stargate (1994) Independence Day (1996) Godzilla (1998) The Patriot (2000) The Day After Tomorrow (2004) 10,000 B.C. (2008) 2012 (2009) Anonymous (2011) White House Down (2013) Stonewall (2015) Independence Day: Resurgence (2016)
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    The human and rock troll heads are probably LCD screens with facial animation.
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    Just finished watching this film today. If you hated the first film, then skip this one altogether. If you loved the first one, you'll probably like this too. Independence Day: Resurgence boasts more destruction and carnage than its predecessor, but aside from that, it's more of the same. Lots of plot points are recycled from the first film, but at the same time, it adds a dozen or so other subplots in an attempt to make the supporting cast more relevant. It's great to see Jeff Goldblum, Bill Pullman, Judd Hirsch, and Vivica A. Fox return, but As for the new cast, the film doesn't do much to make you care about them; which brings us to one of the main problems of this film. Even though it runs at 120 minutes, it feels severely fast-paced. Explosions happen much too quickly and you're not given enough time to digest the numerous subplots thrown at you, such as... Furthermore... And just like Transformers: Age of Extinction, Independence Day: Resurgence... Despite its flaws, Independence Day: Resurgence is a decent popcorn flick. It's Roland Emmerich's way of apologizing for Godzilla (1998), The Day After Tomorrow, 10,000 B.C., 2012, and White House Down. Okay, maybe not 10,000 B.C., as that's completely unforgivable.
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    I don't know if the WWE is up to rehiring Jeff Hardy, given his numerous drug problems over the past decade. Hell, I'm surprised TNA still has him after his disastrous match with Sting a few years back. Yes, TNA is beyond desperate, but CM Punk has made it clear that he's done with wrestling. And if money were an object, WWE would get to him first, as whatever TNA offers him is less than Vinnie Mac's lunch money.
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    "Time to kick some serious alien ass."
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    TNA is beyond desperate. They're on a cable network no one watches (PopTV) and now they're threatened by SmackDown's move to Tuesday. They made that promo video because they still think the Hardy Boyz still have enough star power to draw buyrates.
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    Trakker's gonna lead the mission And Spectrum's got the super vision...
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    And now for the review comparisons. HG Gundam SEED 1/144 Force Impulse Gundam (2004) HGCE 1/144 Force Impulse Gundam [Revive] (2016)
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    More toys from Bandai.
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    "You're not gonna remember it in T-minus 1 day (Yep, already forgot it.)." "C" "0.5 and 1 out of 5 Schmoes" "D+" "Best Movie Ever" Rotten Tomatoes Rating: 34% - "It's undeniably visually impressive, but like its predecessor, Independence Day: Resurgence lacks enough emotional heft to support its end-of-the-world narrative stakes." Metacritic Score: 32 out of 100
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    The movie that proved that even with a competent director, you can't make Adam Sandler happen.
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    That shouldn't stop them. After all, four decades ago, Apple Corps., The Beatles' record label, sued Apple Computers for trademark infringement. The case was settled, provided that Apple Computers stayed away from the music industry. Then Steve Jobs introduced the iPod... Also, the World Wildlife Fund sued the World Wrestling Federation over the WWF initials. After nearly a decade of legal battles, the pandas won and the wrestling promotion was forced to change their name to World Wrestling Entertainment, or WWE.
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    Oh yeah? How come Harmony Gold hasn't gone after these companies infringing on their copyrights? RoboTech Center Robotech Labs Robotech CAD Solutions Robotech Eng Co. Ltd. Robo-Tech
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    Holy Diver You've been down too long in the midnight sea Oh what's becoming of me Ride the tiger You can see his stripes, but you know he's clean Oh don't you see what I mean Gotta get away Holy Diver...
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    HGCE Force Impulse Gundam is out in Japan, so here are two videos comparing its build process with its 2004 predecessor. HG Gundam SEED 1/144 Force Impulse Gundam (2004) HGCE 1/144 Force Impulse Gundam (2016)
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    Not the worst Jaws movie, but definitely one of the worst 3D films ever made.
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    WWE Money in the Bank 2016 Results Pre-Show Kick-Off 1 Golden Truth (Goldust & R-Truth) def. Breezango (Tyler Breeze & Fandango). Pre-Show Kick-Off 2 The Lucha Dragons (Kalisto & Sin Cara) def. The Dudley Boyz (Bubba Ray & D-Von) after Sin Cara landed the Dragon Bomb on Bubba Ray. WWE Tag Team Championship - Fatal Four Way The New Day (Kofi Kingston & Big E, with Xavier Woods) © def. Enzo Amore & Big Cass, Karl Anderson & Luke Gallows, and The Vaudevillains (Aiden English & Simon Gotch) after a double-team on Anderson to retain the titles. Baron Corbin did the End of Days on Dolph Ziggler. Again. Charlotte & Dana Brooke def. Natalya & Becky Lynch after Charlotte did the Natural Selection on Natalya. Apollo Crews rolled Sheamus up for the pin. AJ Styles pinned John Cena after Karl Anderson and Luke Gallows ran in and knocked out Cena with the Magic Killer. Anderson and Gallows were banned from ringside, but they took advantage of the referee getting knocked out. Money in the Bank Ladder Match Dean Ambrose def. Sami Zayn, Cesaro, Chris Jericho, Kevin Owens, and Alberto Del Rio. WWE United States Championship Rusev (with Lana) © made Titus O'Neil tap out to the Accolade to retain the title. WWE Heavyweight Championship Seth Rollins gave Roman Reigns © the Pedigree to become the new Champion. But wait! Ambrose cashed in his Money in the Bank briefcase. WWE Heavyweight Championship Dean Ambrose destroyed Seth Rollins © with the Dirty Deeds to become the new Champion.
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