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The Maestro

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  1. I'm a little bit merry so I'm sorry if this spills into the incoherent. NXT is absolutely brilliant. Every show is entertaining as hell and I buy into the majority of the wrestlers on there. Barring Corey Graves who looks like Ste off Hollyoaks dressed as CM Punk and the shitty Ascension. Seriously, Connor O'Brien sucks mongrel balls and is a waste of fucking space. And Rick Victochr as well. It's a shite gimmick and their matches are constant dribble. Fuck off. As for everyone else, top notch work. I think I'm in love with Bayley and her ghetto booty and Sami Zayn is the fucking man. And whatever happens with Enzo Amore, I hope that the very least he gets in the future is a managerial spot for someone. This guy is fantastic on the mic and deserves a chance to showcase his vocal skills on Raw at some point. As good as Raw has been as of late, NXT has been consistently brilliant for ages. I think that I've missed a handful of episodes of it since it debuted in 2010 and I've rarely been disappointed. Any show that has Diva's matches that I don't fast forward through is definetely worth a watch. Absolutely love it.

  2. I liked Cloud Atlas. :(

     

    It's a majorly flawed movie but it's ambition alone makes it a worthwhile watch. I enjoyed Jim Broadbent's story the most in it and I thought that Ben Whinshaw was particularly good as well. And Hugh Grant plays a bastard for 500 years. There were times of the film when my toes curled with some of the cringy dialogue and times when I laughed at how ridiculous some of the actors looked wearing prosthetics, and some aspects of the film don't hold as much interest as other parts, but overall I enjoyed it.

  3. Sad to see hate for TMWTGG. I know it's a bit crap, but it's a Bond film I have a soft spot for. And the theme and score are awesome.

     

    It's hard for me to choose a favourite Bond, I enjoy the majority of them, but the stand out classics are The Spy Who Loved Me and Goldfinger. These are the ones, along with Live and Let Die, that made me really love the James Bond series as a kid and beyond. Die Another Day is a pretty shitty Bond film. The opening sequence is good, but it's downhill from there. And despite my love for Roger Moore, View To A Kill is a fairly shite Bond film. Walken puts in a good shift as Max Zorin, but the rest of the film is gash. And it has this:

     

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  4. I remember one story where two fans cummed on each other's cocks for natural lube when they met up with Dawn Marie in a hotel. That was interesting reading.

     

    I seem to remember this as well. And I really don't know or even want to know where I remember this from. Sweet lord.

     

    Who the hell writes wrestling-based erotica anyway? I could imagine people writing it on here for a laugh, but the thought of someone getting off as they're writing a story about the Bushwhackers and Doink riding some kind of train on Jacqueline is absolutely mental. Still brilliant reading though.

  5. Those TV edits are brilliantly awful. Do we get those in this country? I don't think that I have ever seen a film edited for British television. We just seem to show movies that are a bit colourful after the watershed. When I used to live in America, they would show all manner of movies and would edit any bits out accordingly. I remember the likes of 'Thelma and Louise' and 'Aliens' being majorly sliced apart. If you can't show the full film, then don't show it at all.

     

    How young are you? Back in the 80s and 90s, all we ever got were edits. When I bought Die Hard on DVD a few years ago I was amazed at how much had been changed back when I first saw it.

     

    27. I lived in America from 1993 to 1999 though so that's probably why it's something that I've never noticed over here. When did they stop doing this?

  6. Those TV edits are brilliantly awful. Do we get those in this country? I don't think that I have ever seen a film edited for British television. We just seem to show movies that are a bit colourful after the watershed. When I used to live in America, they would show all manner of movies and would edit any bits out accordingly. I remember the likes of 'Thelma and Louise' and 'Aliens' being majorly sliced apart. If you can't show the full film, then don't show it at all.

  7. I sent a my original list to Green and didn't end up doing a second one. But here we go:

     

    Top Ten: this list could alternate from week to week and dependant on the mood.

     

    American Psycho

    Big Lebowski

    Predator

    Die Hard

    Total Recall

    Aliens

    Boogie Nights

    The Empire Strikes Back

    Requiem For A Dream

    Under Siege 2: Dark Territory

     

    And the worst :

    Repo Men

    The Thin Red Line

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