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Welcome back, McBride. Nice AW11 you got there. And your WRX is looking better than ever.

Try again.

If there's only one automotive biography film worth watching, this would be it. I'll be ordering my copy of the DVD soon. Order Ferrari on DVD

Awesome! I'm ordering mine.

Time's up, the movie is Message from Space (Uchuu kara no Message). It was directed by the late Kinji Fukusaku (Battle Royale) and starred Sonny Chiba and the late Vic Morrow (before he lost his head while filming The Twilight Zone movie in 1983). Next question: In episode 2 of You're Under Arrest, what emergency did Miyuki and Natsumi face during the typhoon?

I only got two words for Ferrari: Build it! 2007 Ferrari Dino Concept Design by Ugur Sahin

It's been a while since I covered WWE, but for those who watched RAW last week, what did you guys think of Vinnie Mac's apparent death by limo explosion?

Another WWE Legend has left us... Sensational Sherri (February 8, 1958 - June 15, 2007)

Yet another Gunbuster question: What live-action movie poster is featured in Noriko's room in episode 6? Bonus Question: Name the director, the main Japanese actor and the main American actor of the film.

Uchuu Senkan Yamato.

Now this is what Mirage should've been instead of a stock Ford GT: 2007 Matech Racing Ford GT

This should go full-blown live-action. (Yes, I know it's based on the live-action films, but who cares?)

My first Macross toy was a VF-1S Valkyrie (Roboticjet bootleg) back in 1984. As far as original Macross toys go, my first one was the 1/72 YF-19.

Now on to auto racing news: Just announced this morning at 11:00 a.m. EST: Dale Earnhardt Jr. has officially signed with Hendrick Motorsports for the 2008 NASCAR Nextel Cup Series season. This means that next year, he and Jeff Gordon will be teammates.

That's no match for Inhumanhoids.

That's still too expensive. The guy would have to pay us to take it from him.

Yeah, now all we need is a live-action Tigersharks movie...

Premiering on June 29 is Disney and Pixar's eighth film Ratatouille ("rat-a-too-ee"), a story of a rat named Rémy who aspires to become a great chef. Directed by Brad Bird (The Incredibles, The Iron Giant), Ratatouille features the voices of stand-up comedian Patton Oswalt as Rémy, and Pixar employee Lou Romano as Linguini. Also starring in the film are Janeane Garofalo (The Bowler in Mystery Men), Ian Holm (Bilbo Baggins in The Lord of the Rings), Brian Dennehy (Big Tom in Tommy Boy), Peter O'Toole (Lawrence of Arabia), and John Ratzenberger (who has voiced a character in every Pixar film). So far, I have yet to see a bad Pixar film. And let's face it: Pixar's the only thing keeping Disney animation alive. Since DreamWorks dropped the ball on Shrek the Third (which has made nearly $300 million, but still disappointed millions of fans), the only viable competition for Ratatouille is Sony Pictures' Surf's Up! (which has generated a lot of positive reviews). It will obviously be overshadowed by Transformers (which premieres four days later), but the film will still be a major hit this year.

Take it away, lord_breetai.

For a two-door Audi, this looks really good. Much better-looking than the new BMW M3. 2008 Audi S5 Audi S5 Promotional Video

Time's up. Mahoro pulls out a cake that's been spoiled for months. Next question, Jeopardy!-style: This anime was featured in the 1995 film Johnny Mnemonic.

They both have crappy build quality and are overpriced.

At least it's better-detailed than Toynami's Super Scale Veritechs.