AxlsMainMan

Finally got around to checking out Boyhood. It was awesome.

Are these new remasters radically different from the remaster box sets they released back in 2009?

Anybody else love License to Kill? Might be the grittiest Bond flick ever and Robert Davi was a dope villain.

First cast photo:

http://www.mygnrforum.com/index.php?/topic/208860-one-bad-son/

How do I go about accessing this album on itunes?

Edge of Tomorrow was surprisingly good. It was basically like playing PS4 with no save option. I loved it!

I loved this film too. Perhaps Tom's best since Minority Report.

I think deep down Axl would like to release new music but the problem is he doesn't deal with criticism very well and the whole Chinese Democracy experience - particularly the lukewarm reception that album got - has probably made him gun-shy about releasing anything else from those sessions or recording anything from scratch with the current lineup.

Added a few new movies to the list that look good coming in 2015.

Fantastic 4 (reboot)

Fast & Furious 7

Mad Max: Fury Road

Poltergeist (not sure about this one, the original is the best)

Ted 2

Ant-Man

Don't forget Mission: Impossible 5

Nailbiter for my Steelers; TNF against the Ravens should be a good one.

The Rams look destined for the #1 pick and the Chiefs are probably thinking they should've waited on giving Alex Smith that big extension.

Easily one of the coolest rock bands to come around in the last little while. I also think their singer would be perfect for Velvet Revolver.

I don't think any of the older Batman movies have aged particularly well.

Although I also have a feeling Nolan's won't either.

I don't think Batman: Returns has aged nearly as well as it's predecessor but is certainly watchable compared to the Schumacher films.

Batman Begins is probably my favorite from the Nolan series. I really love how Gotham fell more in line with Burton's vision in this flick as opposed to some drab American city in the two sequels.

Started rewatching Nip/Tuck this week for the first time in years. Completely forgot how many awesome scenes this show had (like this one):

Brand new Tom Petty track is pretty sweet:

You think the Bucs have a better chance with a journeyman QB to make the wildcard, besides the Falcons who are completely healthy this season with a franchise QB and the best WR duo in the NFL???? Man, one bad season and people forget what the Falcons did a year prior.

I really think Lovie Smith can turn this team around as Andy Reid did with the Chiefs. Don't like Matt Ryan at all; the dude completely and utterly chokes in the playoffs.

Magic in the Moonlight - The reviews had me going into this with modest expectations, but I thoroughly enjoyed this film; perhaps more than Midnight in Paris and almost as much as Blue Jasmine. Colin Firth and Emma Stone have wonderful chemistry and the shots of the French Riviera were simply jawdropping.

Has anyone seen Boyhood yet? It looks incredible and I have a feeling it'll be cleaning house at the Oscars next year.

Guess I better change my predictions in light of last night

AFC
Patriots
Steelers
Colts
Broncos

Bengals (wildcard)
Ravens (wildcard)

NFC
Eagles
Bears
Saints
Seahawks

49ers (wildcard)
Buccaneers (wildcard)

AFC Championship: Steelers def. Patriots
NFC Campionship: Seahawks def. Saints

Superbowl: Steelers def. Seahawks