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Ugh, I wanted Amendola to keep falling. Great pick, hawkprey.

Man of Steel was pretty good. Christopher Nolan is brilliant at creating the atmosphere for superhero movies. The Dark Knight Trilogy was grim, dark, and cold, while Man of Steel was much more fantastic and fanciful. From the music that perfectly sets the mood, to the overall feel of the movie, Nolan is excellent at what he does. The movie itself, however, was nothing to brag about. I was really not a fan of Michael Shannon as General Zod, and I just wasnt blown away by the movie as a whole. Perhaps my expectations were too high, due to the involvement of Nolan. I must say though, the scenes of Superman flying about after he essentially first discovers his power of flight were superb. Overall, a good watch though. I enjoyed it.

That's shady.

You have to see Elf. Easily one of the best Christmas movies ever. Both Anchorman and The Other Guys are fantastic. Step Brothers was pretty funny too.

Trust me, there are a ton of people who are pissed about the preowned game fee. Just wait a little while, I'm sure you'll hear their cries. I'm sure there are many like you who really don't mind, but there are large number of us who buy primarily used games.

You're in the minority.

So, so stupid. Microsoft, you quite likely now have "One" less customer. http://www.gamespot.com/news/xbox-one-has-preowned-fee-6408671

A preowned fee is the dumbest thing Microsoft could've done. I've never bought a new video game in my life.

I know, I know.

She's my girl. Her voice is pure sex.

Finally saw Black Hawk Down for the first time. Excellent movie.

Yeah thats true. If you're up for that kind of Steve Carrell movie, Crazy Stupid Love is very good. I'd have to say it's one of, if not my number one, favorite rom com.

Steve Carrell not being ridiculously funny is pretty much always disappointing. But yeah, I thought it was a mostly boring indie movie.

Yeah, I was impressed at how every song fit seemingly so appropriately at each respective piece of the movie. It was a very nice soundtrack.

Django Unchained was an excellent movie. Tarantino's imagination is still running full blast. And I must echo the previously stated sentiments, Christopher Waltz was positively delightful as Dr. Schultz. On a side note, the soundtrack was an interesting variety. A little Rick Ross here, a little Richie Havens there. It was definitely unusual, yet pretty enjoyable.

Finally got around to seeing Snow White and Huntsman. Pretty good dark, artsy spin on the classic tale. And the awkward moment when the queen is the fairest of them all...

I suppose it was intriguing. I found a few things odd though, to say the least. For instance, once the fate of the entire mission was at stake, the mission leaders simply head to the bedroom. The visuals made me love that movie a whole lot more than I should have though. They were stunning.

The "plot"? Don't get me wrong, the visuals were gorgeous. The plot, however, not so much.

I don't know what it is about him, but I just can't take him seriously. In some of his roles, he thinks he is such a bada** but no... it just doesnt work for me.

Just watched Trust, a movie about a young teen girl who is raped by an online predator. It was probably one of the most depressing movies I have ever seen. I'm never talking to anyone on the internet ever again.

Good movie. Christian Bale sure can act.

Paying Wallace 10 million a year is one thing, but taking a veteran WR with a couple more seasons left in the tank over a young, blazing fast, playmaking WR with more than half of his career ahead of him would be crazy.

I wonder if this means we will make some kind of effort to sign one of the better WRs in free agency. It would be unlike us to do so, but it may be necessary at this point.

I guess a 6th is better than cutting him...but now we have no chance at bringing him back... This is terrible.