I've thought of an alternative name for Chronicle: "Douchebags with Superpowers". :p

The Grey was worth seeing, but it was depressing and ended (cut to the credits) right as Liam Neeson was about to fight the "Big Bad" Alpha wolf

I just went by Fry's Electronics and got U.S Marshals, The Wild Bunch, and The Magnificent Seven

I also bought a PS3 for my brother. He has the money to buy it (well, pay me back), he just didn't have it with him and they only had one bundle left, so I helped him out

Have you seen The Wild Bunch on Blu-Ray? It's godly.

I don't buy Blu-Ray, since I use my Xbox to watch movies

We have a Blu-Ray player, but it barely ever works and the only Blu-Ray we have is Gran Torino

When will far cry 3 be released all info is conflicting, i put a pre order down a while ago when its date was announced to be this month but it constantly gets pushed back.

I guess Navy SEALs DOES seem a bit dated now.

I'm surprised that the ball started rolling on Act of Valor SIX YEARS AGO.

http://www.wired.com/dangerroom/2012/02/act-of-valor/

The Huffington Post was pretty disparaging about it, claiming it doesn't have "corrupt officers", "damaged heroes", or "queasy doubts about the value of the mission or the virtue of the cause".

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/0...6pLid%3D136995

Not that I hold the Huffington with any high regard or credibility, of course.

The director specifically stated he wanted to make act of valor because of all the films with corrupt officers reluctant heroes and such. He wanted a movie that portrayed heroism and patriotism.

I once took an M-16 magazine home that was going to be surveyed in an effort to see if I could convert it to workin in my Mini-14. Guess I'm a member of the corrupt Military Industrial Class.


In a semi-related note, is it bad that I enjoy posting conservative propaganda in response to liberal cracked articles?

Am I a troll?