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Absolutely worth it at this price. I'm actually fine with having paid $60 for it back in March.

The Winchester. Obviously.

Of course, that DID get invaded pretty easily... but at least there's semi-cold pints and Queen in the jukebox.

Loved Harvest Moon 64. I have so many games in my shame pile... games I haven't played that I should... games I own but haven't opened... but HM64 has captured hours and hours of life from me. Probably played it through at least 3 or 4 times. Fantastic game; probably in my Top 5.

Agree 100% with the above. Well put.

When I was 13, I walked in on my Dad and Stepmom gettin' it on. /shudders

We want 'Droid! We want 'Droid! We want 'Droid!

Grandpa Simpson: We like Roy! We like Roy!

Definitely Will Smith. The man is a box office revenue-generating machine. Even Seven Pounds, which didn't have broad audience appeal, grossed three times its $55 mil budget (even made money just from the domestic market).

He's charismatic and actually a great actor to boot. People will see (and like) a mediocre flick simply for his involvement... I know I have.

The last movie he was in that didn't make back its budget was Jersey Girl, which was a cameo for him. Before that? Ali in 2001. (Bagger Vance also flopped the year before, but beyond that, it's four-straight nine-digit domestic grosses).

Risk: Black Ops is beautiful and I promise to care for it, always.

I don't mind Ratner. He doesn't do much to improve cinema as a whole, but he makes a decent popcorn flick. The only Ratner movies I've seen (X-Men 3, Rush Hour 1&2, Money Talks) weren't necessarily all that great, but at least all are very watchable films. Nice time-killers.

Not a ringing endorsement, but I will say this: X-Men 3 looks like X-Men 2 alongside X-Men Origins: Wolverine.

Those Ghana posters are going to give me nightmares. Seriously.