Chocolate Blades of Thunder

[Iron Ape]

I think he has some sort of learning disability, or something.

http://tosh.comedycentral.com/video-...nded-interview

Just the way he's reacting tells me he's not all there.

"Krispy Kreme" is a character the kid played to troll people for attention. The whole Tosh.0 appearance was just an extension of his shtick, and people fell for it.



In actuality, he's a pretty talented kid.

[Darkside Ron Garvin]

Now I know that CBOT is not the place to discuss wrestling, but I am currently watching



Now this has several classic cage matches that pretty much any smark on the net would be glad to see just to say how awesome their wrestling IQ is compared to others. But I am not here to debate all of these matches and which cage match is better than the others. I am going to suggest that you guys find a match that is on this set.

Marty Janetty vs. Shawn Michaels courtesy of Coliseum Home video. This was by far not the best cage match on the DVD, but it does have an excellent commentary team (and surprisingly so). I am not going to give away who the pairing is (anyone who watched the Coliseum Home Video line knows who it is) because I want you guys to actually find this match and listen to the chemistry between the two in question. I guess because it's been so long since I have heard either of these two on a headset is one of the reasons why I wasn't expecting the quality, but they were VERY entertaining and managed to make this match more entertaining than what was going on in the ring. Let me know if any of you guys have seen this, or if you find a link to the match, post it in the Blast from the Past section for all to enjoy.

[Dennis]

Yeah, I just don't even like the Catwoman character period. I went into the film fully expecting to hate the vinyl pants off of her, but Nolan and Hathaway ended up making it work.

I agree. I have noticed that of the three major super hero movies of this year, there isn't a clear winner for best comic movie of the year. there seems to be an even split for which movie is truly the best. I rated all three movies very highly and think all movies had their up points.

[Iron Ape]

I agree. I have noticed that of the three major super hero movies of this year, there isn't a clear winner for best comic movie of the year. there seems to be an even split for which movie is truly the best. I rated all three movies very highly and think all movies had their up points.

Spiderman and TDKR were fine films and all, but I think The Avengers wipes its dick on both of their pillows. It captures the spirit of actual comics far better than the other two while still managing to work as a genuinely great piece of celluloid spectacle (and it does so without compromise). That's an awfully delicate balancing act, and its the only one of the three to successfully pull it off.

[Darkside Ron Garvin]

Spiderman and TDKR were fine films and all, but I think The Avengers wipes its dick on both of their pillows. It captures the spirit of actual comics far better than the other two while still managing to work as a genuinely great piece of celluloid spectacle (and it does so without compromise). That's an awfully delicate balancing act, and its the only one of the three to successfully pull it off.

In full agreement. The ability to please those who have tracked such characters from their literature and still keep the general masses happy with the product makes this film the top of my list in comic movies this year. Very well said Ape.

[Tomsta666]

Happy Thanksgiving my American chums.

No holiday sums up American culture better than Thanksgiving.

Thursday - We're so thankful for all the things we need.
Friday - BUY ALL THE THINGS WE DON'T NEED!!!

[Awesome Bomb]

I hate Black Friday. I used to work at a K-Mart and my third day on the job was Black Friday. I refuse to go shopping for about two weeks or so after it because people are so damned stupid.

[Awesome Bomb]

I haven't been on memebase for like 3 whole days!

[Awesome Bomb]

[Dennis]

Spiderman and TDKR were fine films and all, but I think The Avengers wipes its dick on both of their pillows. It captures the spirit of actual comics far better than the other two while still managing to work as a genuinely great piece of celluloid spectacle (and it does so without compromise). That's an awfully delicate balancing act, and its the only one of the three to successfully pull it off.

as a comic movie you're right, the avengers is clearly the most comic book like... I like the dark knight more as a movie... but I'm kind of a huge fan of that series and realize how bias I am.