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Well, JB0 was almost right on the money when it came to how many episodes per disc. Bandai Entertainment's release has 5 episodes per volume. And why is it rated 14-Up?

Wow...do we really need to see the Shatner pic 3-4 times on one page?

Here are some disturbing Azumanga pics.

Oh, so that's how the Yukarimobile came to be...

Yeah, what an amazing turn of events in the world of F1. Until last year, it was the Michael Schumacher Show. But Ferrari bowing out of contention gave plenty of room for new stars to rise to the top. Next year's F1 will be interesting, as Red Bull's been buying other teams.

Your turn, Father Jack.

Well, since the 24-hour limit has exceeded, here's the next question: In Gunbuster, what calendar hangs on the wall of Noriko's room? (Noriko Takaya, don't answer this. )

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Ball's on your court, Valkyrie.

Next question - Jeopardy!-style: A teenage pop idol is recruited by the police to thwart the schemes of an evil organization.

Nah, it wouldn't be too hard to get someone better than Elfman. Just hire Hans Zimmer and James Newton Howard. If you don't believe me, go buy the Batman Begins soundtrack.

Now who will compose the soundtrack for Spider-Man 3?

Say what you will about NASCAR, but last Sunday's race at Loudon, NH, was a major slugfest of sorts: - Kyle Busch accidentally spun Kasey Kahne to the wall. During the caution laps, Kahne ran his car across Busch's front end. Kahne was fined $10,000 and 25 points. - The highlight of the race was when Michael Waltrip sent Robby (not related to Jeff) Gordon hard into the wall. During the caution laps, Gordon threw his helmet at Waltrip's car. Then, during a live interview, he said 'poo' while venting his frustrations. Waltrip was also caught flipping Gordon on live TV through his on-board camera. Waltrip was fined $10,000 and 25 points. Gordon got penalized $35,000 and 50 points for his troubles.

Here's an example of picture quoting abuse: http://www.macrossworld.com/mwf/index.php?showtopic=16785

Coming soon to DVD (unless your Wal-Mart already has it): the WWE buries the Warrior once and for all.

It is a sad day in the world of rally racing... Michael Park, Co-Driver of Markko Martin, Killed in Rally of Great Britain

WWE Unforgiven Results Sunday Night Heat Opener Rob Conway def. Tajiri with a swinging neckbreaker. And to believe Conway himself came up with his gimmick... WWE Intercontinental Championship Ric Flair locked the figure-four on Carlito to become the new I-C Champ. The I-C title has further gone down in value. Trish Stratus & Ashley def. Torrie Wilson & Victoria after Trish landed the Chick Kick on Victoria. Big Show destroyed Gene Snitsky. Yawn. Shelton Benjamin landed the T-Bone Suplex on Kerwin White. I swear, why can't Chavo get any respect? Steel Cage Match Matt Hardy annihilated Edge with a leg drop off the top of the cage. Best match of the night (and possibly this year). WWE Tag Team Championship Lance Cade & Trevor Murdoch def. Hurricane & Rosey to become the new Tag Champs. HBK Still Lays Down to No One Shawn Michaels gave "The Masterpiece" Chris Masters some Sweet Chin Music. WWE Championship Kurt Angle def. John Cena by DQ after Cena nailed Angle with the belt. Cena remains champ. After the match, Bischoff protested the outcome of the match. He got an F-U for his troubles. Angle then attempted to Angle Slam Cena on the Spanish Announcers' Table (where else?), but Cena reversed it and gave Angle the F-U through the table.

It's F'd-Up Engrish Week! PARENTAL ADVISORY: Explicit Engrish!

Actually, the original cut had no soundtrack. The music was added to the Special Edition release. You may also want to hunt down an old VHS copy of the film, as the sound effects were authentic. And the late Toby Halicki was a crazy mofo. Not only did he write, produce, direct and star in the movie, he did all of the Eleanor stunts and drove some of the other cars as well. Some trivia on the film (from IMDb): - The scene where Eleanor hits a telephone pole was not planned. - The train wreck on the opening scene was not in the script at all. Halicki heard about the wreck at the last minute and drove to the scene to start filming. - In the scene where a police car overturns up a hill, the officer was nearly crushed when the roof was caved in by the siren can. - For the scene where a police car slams on numerous Cadillacs at a dealership, film crew put oil under the tires of the Cadillacs. The stunt worked too well, though, as the stunt Cadillacs slammed against real Cadillacs that were up for sale. Halicki ended up purchasing all of them. If you want more auto carnage, rent The Junkman and Deadline Auto Theft, Halicki's other films. The Junkman is already in the Guinness Book of World Records as having the largest number of vehicles wrecked on film. Deadline Auto Theft includes Gone in 60 Seconds II, which was unfinished because Halicki was killed when a water tower fell on him during filming.

Time for some more classic Engrish (PARENTAL ADVISORY: Explicit Engrish!): Chicken Zombies Spread Beaver Mean Teddy (Replace "fart" to view) Not the Truth Only on Fish Farms Mickey Mouse Gone Wild Public Toilet And who could forget this one. Don't drink before reading this

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The shop should just forget about selling those cels and burn them if they're worthless.

For those who didn't get a chance to visit the official website before it shut down, here's the trailer (courtesy of The Movie Blog): http://www.themovieblog.com/archives/2004/...ler_online.html

Ever since Ong-Bak, Thai cinema has been on a roll. I can't wait for Tony Jaa's latest film Tom-Yum-Goong to hit DVD.

Who in here other than Agent ONE has picked up the book Fantastic? http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detai...=glance&s=books