Ivo Shandor;166982
I hate when a movie has a “cryptic” title. What the hell is RED about? A primary color? If I hadn't seen the trailer, how the heck am I supposed to know?

The reason they didn't “explain” what Red meant was because of the fact it was based on a comic book of the same name. Retired, Extremely Dangerous is an acronym for RED that is exclusive to the movie and does not appear in the comic. In the comic book it really isn't explained what Red means beyond the fact that Moses goes from “Green” to “Red” when he is tagged for termination by the CIA. So one can assume from that, that Red means “marked for death” or some such.

JamesCGamora;166080
You'd laugh at me if I told you…………………………………………………….
Ben 10: Secret of the Omnitrix

Nope, not laughing. You know why? Alex Winter directed it.

That's right. Bill from Bill and Ted.

Nix
Nope, not laughing. You know why? Alex Winter directed it.

That's right. Bill from Bill and Ted.

Actually, I think Alex Winter only directed the live action sequel movie “Ben 10: Race Against Time”. I couldn't tell ya off the top of my head who directed “Ben 10: Secret of the Omnitrix”.

Also, I was figuring at the time I'd get laughed at because I thoroughly enjoy all three of those serieseses (by the way…what's the plural of series?) and that I actually think that Dwayne McDuffie, creator of Static Shock and the writer for all 46 episodes of the second series is a decent action writer

JamesCGamora;167035
Actually, I think Alex Winter only directed the live action sequel movie “Ben 10: Race Against Time”. I couldn't tell ya off the top of my head who directed “Ben 10: Secret of the Omnitrix”.

Yeah, that wasn't directed by Alex, a guy named Sebastian Montes. Anyway…

The A-Team (Extended Edition): The stuff they cut out should of been left in. Feels more complete and adds more humor too

Turtles Forever (Uncut): They really should of released this version on DVD instead of the TV edit (which was done for time). The 8 minutes make a difference. Missed the original voices while watching it.

Planet of the Apes (original): Dam good film.

Corridors of Blood: Good film starring Boris Karloff.

JamesCGamora;167035
Also, I was figuring at the time I'd get laughed at because I thoroughly enjoy all three of those serieseses (by the way…what's the plural of series?) and that I actually think that Dwayne McDuffie, creator of Static Shock and the writer for all 46 episodes of the second series is a decent action writer

Nope, not going to laugh at you. Do you know why Dwayne McDuffie's such a good action writer? I'll tell you: he started out in comics.

Static Shock is based on Static, a series in the DC Milestone universe. Milestone was a line of comics with black protagonists such as Hardware, Icon (and his girl sidekick, Rocket), and, of course, Static.

Nix;167057
Nope, not going to laugh at you. Do you know why Dwayne McDuffie's such a good action writer? I'll tell you: he started out in comics.

Static Shock is based on Static, a series in the DC Milestone universe. Milestone was a line of comics with black protagonists such as Hardware, Icon (and his girl sidekick, Rocket), and, of course, Static.

Err, ya, that's what I meant. Mistook the old animated series for the characters comic book name. My bad. But yeah, I knew he started in comics…however it's been years since I picked up a Milestone Comic…haven't at all since their integration into the DC universe. I actually used to like Icon…a lot actually.

While we are on the subject, I also used to like Wildstorm comics as well.

Game of Death: It would of been better if they tried to hide the faces of Lee's “stand ins” more. There were two apparently, and the one who looked the closest was used less. The voice dubber for “Billy Lo's” voice is incredibly bad though, and extremely weak when it came to delivering the battle cries. Pretty bad, but expected all things considering. Ending was the best.

I also could of done without them using footage of Lee's actual funeral, they even show him inside the coffin! Didn't need to see that…

Judgment Night

I watched William Atherton in “Day of the Locust” a few weeks back. He plays a somewhat, likeable shmuck in it but that whole movie is just FUBAR.

Recently I've also watched:
- “Once Upon a Time in the West” for the first time which is now my favorite western.
- Tommy Wiseau's “The Room” which was just hilarious all over.
- “Severed”: a pretty “meh” zombie movie.

**Oh yeah, last night I watched the original “Gone in 60 Seconds” which is an over the top rediculous movie.

Terminator: Salvation (Director's Cut)
Running Scared (2006)