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Yeah, that movie was fun to watch. Too bad the second one sucked.

I'm surprised no one mentioned this TV car. It's the Coyote from Hardcastle & McCormick.

Hah! Urotsukidoji makes Fist of the North Star look like Sesame Street.

Well, look who shows up on episode 15. Talk about bad '80s hair day...

Okay, so what about this scene? It's practically nothing compared to what Millia did to the Nosjadeul-Ger pilots.

I swear, Hideo Kojima must've watched a lot of MacGyver before creating Metal Gear Solid. In the episode "The Enemy Within," the villain uses hypnosis to control people into committing assassinations and an ultrasonic noise to trigger a heart attack if they fail. It's also funny how MacGyver knows how to make a defibrilator out of candle holders, microphone wire and a rubber mat.

Well, I have to watch it again. Then, I'll make my judgment on it.

Damn, I haven't seen that movie in 20 years. I still remember the part when that chick's shirt was stuck on the hood of a car.

Like I said earlier, Batista is just a stepping stone for HHH to make his 11th title reign. And I seriously doubt that Batista will hold the title longer than Benoit did last year.

My list of must-see car movies: 1. Gone in 60 Seconds (1974) - Bar none, the undisputed hardcore champion of car chases. Unlike the 2000 remake, which is as fake as Botox and breast implants, the crashes and the 30-foot jump on this one are real. 2. Ronin - Hardly any movie these days has a car chase scene as intense as this. 3. Mad Max - Still Australia's best film import. 4. Bullitt - If you want to talk about Mustangs and Steve McQueen, this is THE movie to watch. 5. The Road Warrior - More road carnage from Down Under. 6. The Junkman - From the creator of Gone in 60 Seconds comes the Guinness Record holder for the most totaled vehicles in one movie. 7. Deadline Auto Theft - Another classic in the Gone in 60 Seconds trilogy. DVD also includes the unfinished Gone in 60 Seconds II. 8. No Man's Land - Love Porsches? Then don't miss this Charlie Sheen flick. 9. The Fast and the Furious - Yeah, maybe it's full of ricers, but the stunts are actually great, especially the Dodge Charger crash scene. 10. Stroker Ace - Probably the only good NASCAR movie, as Days of Thunder tried too much to be like Top Gun. And some car movies to stay away from: 1. 3: The Dale Earnhardt Story - Boring, inaccurate NASCAR movie from ESPN and the director of Highlander. And this comment is coming from an Earnhardt fan. 2. Driven - Stallone may have just killed CART (now known as Champ Car) with this flop. 3. Gone in 60 Seconds (2000) - The remake may have more cars to look at, but the car chases are boring, not to mention that the "jump" is computer-generated. BTW, is anyone here gonna watch Dust to Glory, the Baja 1000 movie?

Well, right now, RVD can't get a push because he's still recovering from a knee injury he sustained a few months ago. AFAIK, RVD is not favored by WWE staff because: 1) he's often late on shows; and 2) he smokes marijuana.

Going to the subject of the DeLorean's engine, I went to a fansite and noticed that many owners junked the PRV engine (which was actually reliable before DeLorean molested it) and placed different motors in the car, whether it's a pushrod or rotary. One guy even dropped two engines in his DeLorean (a Honda VTEC in the front and a Cadillac Northstar V8 in the rear). Don't know how much performance he's getting on that setup.

Don't get me started on that one.

From TopWrestling.com: As Animal used to say: "What a rush!"

Especially with the current company charging $37,500 for a refurbished one (complete with 2-year powertrain + 6-month/6,000-mile bumper-to-bumper warranty). DeLorean Motor Company Yes, DeLoreans are unreliable as hell, but unlike a Yugo or Aztek, they actually have a coolness factor.

Thirsty for some Engrish? Here are some oldies but goodies:

Here are my top 10: 1. 1973 Ford Mustang Mach 1 (original Gone in 60 Seconds) 2. 1982 GMC Custom Van (The A-Team) 3. Ford Falcon Interceptor (Mad Max, The Road Warrior) 4. 1968 Ford Mustang GT (Bullitt) 5. 1964 Aston Martin DB5 (Goldfinger, Thunderball, GoldenEye) 6. Batmobile (Batman, Batman Returns) 7. 1982 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am "K.I.T.T." (Knight Rider) 8. 1969 Dodge Charger R/T "General Lee" (The Dukes of Hazzard) 9. 1986 Ferrari Testarossa (Miami Vice) 10. 1972 Ferrari Daytona 365GTB/4 Spyder (Miami Vice) Honorable Mention: 1997 BMW 750iL (Tomorrow Never Dies) 1960s Batmobile (Batman) 2002 Aston Martin V12 Vanquish (Die Another Day) 1977 Lotus Esprit (The Spy Who Loved Me) DeLorean (Back to the Future trilogy)

The End of an Act by Trey Parker I miss you more than Michael Bay missed the mark When he made Pearl Harbor I miss you more than that movie missed the point And that's an awful lot, girl And now, now you've gone away, and all I'm trying to say Is Pearl Harbor sucked, and I miss you I need you like Ben Affleck needs acting school He was terrible in that film I need you like Cuba Gooding needed a bigger part He's way better than Ben Affleck And now, all I can think about is your smile and that shitty movie, too Pearl Harbor sucked, and I miss you Why does Michael Bay get to keep on making movies? I guess Pearl Harbor sucks Just a little bit more than I miss you...

Does it say stuff like, "Please put down your weapon. You have 20 seconds to comply."? If not, then why bother?

Okay, time to switch gears on this thread for a moment. In your opinion, what are the 10 best TV and movie (no anime, please) cars of all-time?

The only other excuse to buy a 308 is some jabroni sporting a thick mustache drove one, and you want to be like him.

Artwork looks like it tries too hard to be Wonderful Days. But then again, we need a clearer image.