AxlsMainMan

So this is picking up from Resurrection?

It was a fairly enjoyable popcorn film. Claire also has nice boobies.

These are both fantastic websites for those who haven't explored 'em:

https://storybird.com/

http://www.education.com/

Blackhawks!!!

Can I vote for Be Here Now?

Really? Every song on that album is a good 2.5 minutes overlong and the production is shite.

I have no idea who Mke Patton is.

Lead singer of Faith No More.

I'm not sure I ever heard a song of that band.

I have no idea who Mke Patton is.

Lead singer of Faith No More.

Very tough choice, but I think Definitely Maybe is a touch better.

I enjoyed it but definitely got more bang for my buck from Furious 7.

I've seen on the news that Uber is often half the price of a normal taxi but take twice as long to get to your destination as they don't know shortcuts/detours nearly as well.

I honestly think Stairway' might be Zeppelin's shittiest song.

Shakespeare should get the superhero treatment. Do all of them.

Or at least a new Othello to erase the Gawd awful one with Martin Sheen and Josh Hartnett from my mind.

The Polanski film version has definitely set the bar painfully high, but I've been excited for this for awhile.

I think The Winter's Tale is Shakespeare's most underrated play, and I've always had a soft spot for The Tempest.

Rooting for the Ducks tonight.

lol x2

Blackhawks!!!!!

Nuno Bettencourt. Book it.

Bear in mind I'm not a guitar player, but I honestly don't think Robin's solos on tracks like Better, SOD, or TWAT sound radically different from Slash's playing style or even his guitar tone on the classic albums. For example, if I had very limited knowledge of Guns' and someone played me the Yesterdays solo and the Better solo back-to-back, I honestly would probably be hard-pressed to differentiate them as being from 2 different guitarists.

I primarily bring this up because since Robin was in Guns' fans have often mentioned how different his playing style is from Slash and that he brought a major industrial edge to Guns' unlike anything on the classic albums. Perhaps I'm hard of hearing, but as I said, I don't find his solos radically different from anything I'd expect from Slash. For example, how radically different would a Slash solo on Better or TWAT sound from what Robin recorded? Am I the only one who feels this way?

Gangster Squad - Not even Sean Penn could save this crapfest.

I'm sure comic book nerdboats in need of a life will love it.

No way is the 2nd film better than the 3rd. John Woo's film style has aged terribly and the acting and script for that film are horrific.

III was just a bad script. Horrible dialog. II just flowed better and even if Woo's style can easily be made fun of, it was a lot more entertaining than Abram's early 2000's television style of directing.

I disagree completely. III has a badass rescue mission within the first 20 minutes, an awesome mole inside the IMF sideplot, Phillip Seymour Hoffman as a pretty solid villain, and a decent ending. All II has going for it is that John Woo made Thadie Newton look as hot as humanly possible.

The cast makes it work. That whole team work thing. If I can recall, Ethan Hunt was kind of solo in II?

No, but his supporting cast aside from Ving Rhames is entirely forgettable.

Blackhawks owe me fingernails and several hours of sleep.

No way is the 2nd film better than the 3rd. John Woo's film style has aged terribly and the acting and script for that film are horrific.

Street of Dreams. I never understood the love for TWAT

Robin has a sweet solo, Axl hits some awesome high notes, and Buckethead's solo is probably a Top 5 solo in the Guns' catalogue.

Beyond Thunderdome is the only one worth watching.

Its one of my favorite movies from growing up. Not sure whey so many shit on it.

I can only speak for myself but after Road Warrior it was kinda a letdown with the whole Peter Pan blue lagoon tribe, the MTV look complete with Tina Turner (ugh) and for me it just doesn't have the intensity nor pacing the previous two movies had (nor the excellent music by Brian May, the composer not the guitarist of Queen). I guess it is still enjoyable on some levels but I never got into it as much as I did with the others, and most definitely not as I did with Fury Road.

I agree. The Road Warrior is dark and compelling like Empire Strikes Back while Beyond Thunderdome is cheesy and overwrought like Return of the Jedi.