Well that's one neighbor who won't be getting an invite to the 4th of July barbaque.

Can we punch back?

They better not have a green line in Atlanta. I hear the Hulk has a low boiling point about these sort of things.

I love that the halftime shows over the last few years have featured classic rock greats. If I had my way Springsteen would play every Super Bowl halftime show every year from now on - his set last year was fantastic!
Besides, all the award shows (Grammys, VMAs, AMAs) are all about the music acts "the kids" love. They have plenty of exposure. I see no problem with the Superbowl throwing a bone to fans who don't listen to Lady Gaga or Beyonce.

It wasn't a great year for commercials, but the Letterman/Leno bit was funny, and without a doubt the most surprising.

Oh lord was that movie terrible.

I don't mind if they're going to alter the storyline regarding the Captains suit. Johnston's idea is pretty clever. It's a nod to the original material, but it allows them to make the story a little more realistic.

I'll back you up on Jar Jar. Granted, he was probably a little too goffy for his own good, but his character arc in TPM fits in perfectly with the Star Wars heroes: outcast regular guy gets swept up in a war and has to prove himself with his newfound friends and save his people from the bad guys.
I know I'm in the minority with this assessment, since I don't believe George Lucas raped my childhood Star Wars memories with episodes 1-3.
; )

Good points.
I can't believe the left is still whining about FOX being biased, when it has been proven time and time again by countless sources that the MSM is openly liberal.
They still don't see that what they are doing is just as unfair as what they percieve FOX is doing.

You're right, Moon was a great movie,and Sam Rockwell without a doubt deserved a nomination.

I can't believe The Road was snubbed for a Best Picture Oscar while A Serious Man got a nod.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I thought The Road recieved more positive reviews than A Serious Man.