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Ghostbusters, The Princess Bride, Scott Pilgrim vs the World, Black Dynamite, Superbad. The more I think about it, the more the list would change, I'm sure, but those five all hold a high place for me. Ghostbusters is definitely number one. The rest is whatever order you like.

One of the best surprises for me from 2015 was Turbo Kid. It's streaming now for those who enjoyed 80s cult cinema.

That's a good angle to look at it.

Don't see the comp pick thread, so I'll just state this here. Tyrod in the Pro Bowl...can we steal another comp? Fingers crossed.

The new Batman vs Superman trailer is awful. They'd do well not to release anything else until it comes out. Starting to wonder if it will even be worth a view at all.

Compared to himself out of that system. That's the whole point. Cassel was much, much better in that system than in other systems, especially considering he was getting full-time first-team reps with other teams for entire offseasons in the other systems. FreeBrady is leagues better than Cassel, but he, too, would be worse out of that system (not Cassel-bad, but not as great as he is with the Pats). He is helped by that system, no doubt. It is the absolute perfect system for him, and he is probably the absolute perfect quarterback for that system. The both need each other, which is why FreeBrady is the only guy constantly being extended through this whole run of Pats dominance. Not since Montana with Walsh has there been a better marriage of system and QB than Bill and FreeBrady. I'm not saying FreeBrady wouldn't be great outside that system, but I highly doubt he would be one of the all-time best with another team. If Bledsoe never got hurt, or they didn't win that Superbowl (thanks to the Tuck Game), there might be a different story completely for the guy. Imagine if he was the one that got let go instead of Bledsoe and he ended up with the Bills (then) or Cowboys (then) or...gulp...Browns. Yikes!

Since the Giants vs the 18-0s...?

Allowed to admit the Panthers really are good, yet?

If this matters, it was the best reviewed movie of the year, and won like a dozen critics choice awards. Not bad for a genre film.

Northern Delaware here, and we got (are getting) pummeled. Just shoveled the sidewalk and my arms and back are burning. The driveway will have to wait. Stay safe.

So glad it got award season love so it didn't get lost and forgotten in the shuffle below a certain other reboot of a famous futuristic franchise from the 70s.

Yeah, I said that when it happened. Still a bad team (5-8), but MUCH better than it was (1-30).

I'm glad he said this. I hope he really presses his agent to get a good deal for BOTH sides, and quick. Somehow, I feel like Flacco does want this but also trusts everyone else to handle it. Like he's just rehabbing and waiting for his phone to ring telling him it's done.

I have fairly low expectations for Suicide Squad, lower and lower with each new trailer/clip, but I'm hoping that'll be a good thing and I'll be pleasantly surprised. I'm with you for the top two on your list, but we have some differing opinions after that. I've actually been doing a lot of thinking about this lately. I'll just add my list (worst to first) of Batman movies: 8. Batman & Robin 7. The Dark Knight Rises These two are pretty bad movies. DKR gets worse and worse for me with each viewing. 6. Batman Forever 5. Batman Begins 4. Batman: The Movie (1966) All of these are good movies that I enjoy watching over and over. 3. Batman Returns 2. Batman These Tim Burton movies were a major part of my childhood. The sequel, unlike DKR, gets better every time I see it. Great movies. 1. The Dark Knight Amazing. Frankly, I'd be happy if the Dawn of Justice movie finds itself in the "good" category. However, since there hasn't been a "good" Superman movie since Superman 2 (before I was born), I'm not holding my breath.

First conference win of the year! Sorry, Inqui.

Interesting that this part bothered you. Did you happen to catch the original Rocky? (Or many of the better sequels?) That's the whole premise of that franchise.

Sixers win, Warriors lose, Hail Mary, no-flip coin toss...

So every postseason game in his career has been an all-timer for Fitzgerald, right? Sick.

Whoa, a blowout. Blazer fans, what happened there?

Chiefs are dumb.

There were subtitles every time I watched it.

It deals with natives to an area, and that's about it in terms of similarities. Apocalypto is one of the best adventure films of the century. Green Inferno isn't even on the long list of best horror films of the year.Maybe the film you're thinking of is Canibal Holocaust from the 80s. Similar idea as GI, best done well.

If you haven't seen Apocalypto, yet, I'd be willing to guarantee you'd enjoy it.

It holds no punches.

2015's Bone Tomahawk is excellent. Great for genre fans and people looking for solid westerns.