Youtube runs movies a fair amount (legally), and recently they were showing the first 3 (I think) "Of the Dead" movies.  The only thing I think they cut out was any nudity (and even that I may just of been remembering a different movie when I was re watching these films).  May want to check em out every now and then.  I mean for about a month up to Halloween they were showing Bram Stoker's Dracula (the one with Mr. Reeves).  Sure there is a commercial every 1/2 hour or so, but it is defiantly a way to stretch out the budget.

Thanks, brain no worky lately.  Stupid Christmas stuffs.

     Well at least from my opinion on your list I would say G.I. Joe and Star Trek.  G.I. Joe is good stupid fun, and Star Trek is just cool.  Wolverine to me would be worth renting just to see it once but that's about it, if only because Ryan Renolds is actually funny in the first 20 min of the movie (and kinda shows what a deadpool movie could be). 

      Now I realize it is not in your list, and perhaps you have seen it / own it, I would say Batman The Dark Knight.  I have watched my DVD about 70 times. 

I didn't say it was bad (have not seen it), just that pretty pictures can be a major draw (like for me).

I can totally agree, I have seen about 6 movies in the past 5 years in theaters.  Four were with my friend who was on his last legs (he died shortly after 23 from a life long illness) one was to watch a movie with my mom (because I knew she would like Up), and one was because I really wanted to see Public Enemies and didn't want to wait till it came out on video.

Back on topic, I have heard that the plot was not that deep or nothing we haven't seen before, but come on, its like going to see the new war of the worlds, you don't go because OMG NEW AND INNOVATIVE, no you go to see the pretty pictures and to hear those robot things go VRRRRRRRRRRRRRRT.

Perhaps the preproduction started this year?

I know this may sound kind of weird, but the first thing I thought of after "HELL YES" and "I have Kevlar down my underooes" was, if preacher had an adaptation, the female character (who's name escapes me atm) would probably be handled in a similar way to hit girl.  Mainly to appease to a more violence seeking audience.

Lol, I only ever saw that once, and it was whenever it was released in theaters with my dad, I don't remember a thing about it other then "YEA I KILLED HIM LOOK AT THIS"  its a black sash with a hole in it.  I'm like............ well I could get that (I don't remember how young I was then, but I couldn't of been that old.

Well, he did say in the FAQ that he would rather have a speratic posting schedule then not have a funny strip, tho I agree that not having a comic for two weeks then about 4 comics in the course of two days.

Honestly I'd like to see a review of "The Spirit."  I know most people hate it, but darn it, I thought it was some good old fashioned bad movie fun.

My comfort game is Final Fantasy VII.  Ive played through it about 8 times now, tho I cant find my memory card for my first few play throughs. 

I wont say I do or don't love a good cross over, but the only one I have read personally is Spiderman / Superman.  I own it in the gigantic edition that was printed in the .......... 70's (or 80's, I'm not sure, it was my dad's).  I enjoyed it, but the stand out thing was that Superman almost killing Spiderman with the air in front of his punch.

I had a little giggle when Steven said "You cant forget about Mary Jane being eaten."   I read the series and until Steven reminded me, I did indeed forget.

     I may wish to add that my favorite wrestlers of ye old'n time were Kane and HBK. 

     Major Spoilers, I bring forward to you a question.  I recently caught the last 20 minutes of (at least I think it’s still called) WWE Raw.  I remember watching WWE / WWF back when I was in Junior High, and enjoyed it immensely.  I don’t even know the names of the wrestlers in the main event, but the “fight” was interesting.  So what I pose to Major Spoilers is, is WWE worth watching?
     The reason I stopped was because it was shortly after the merge with WCW and they split up Smack Down and Raw.  I didn’t care for that, but was wondering if it was worth getting back into.  I mean I always liked faux wrestling (i.e. pro wrestling) and have even read Mr. Foley’s book before.