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On one hand you think, “Wow! Lord of the Rings was awesome. Hours and hours of battle!” Bla bla bla.
On the other hand you have to think, “Why did they have to walk with that stupid ring all the way across the globe? I’m sure there was a better way.”
Well there is. Watch how The Lord of the Rings should have ended and you can save 9 hours of your life.
The Good: Captures lives of gamers in the most fascinating way, it’s funny, each scene keeps you intrigued and waiting for the next one.
The Bad: A little too long and dragged out in parts.
If you want to see one of the more fascinating and intriguing documentaries ever made then The King of Kong: A Fistful of Quarters is the one to watch. If you haven’t heard of The King of Kong before, here is what it is about.
The King of Kong takes you behind the scenes of professional, competitive gaming; the rules, the passion, the obsession, and even the referees. Yes, there are referees.
Watch The King of Kong Movie Trailer here!
Yes, Pray For Death is the worst movie ever made! I know I’m going to offend some hardcore ninja fans out there with that statement, but so be it.
Yahoo!Movies gives this synopsis of the movie: “After a peace loving Japanese immigrant and his family become victims of a crime syndicate, a master ninja emerges.” I was surprised to see the average viewer rating of that movie at a “B”. If by “B” they mean “bomb” because it totally sucks, then I can understand.
A few weeks ago I was with my family and we had just finished watching a movie. So you know how the DVD player turns off and whatever channel you’d left the TV on pops up? Well, before we knew it, out unsuspecting eyes were met with Pray For Death.
Folks, it was so bad we had to watch, you know what I mean? Something so horrible you have to keep watching just to see if gets any better–but it doesn’t–to see what other pathetic attempts at acting might appear.
In the scene we saw, we watched as an old creepy feller was chased around a warehouse full of de-robed manikins by the worst excuse for a ninja I’ve ever seen. It’s not that this ninja wasn’t equipped with his sword, nun-chucks and ninja stars. Oh no. He was just pathetic. Not to mention the lid to his “Shredder” mask was welded on. 2 things. One, I didn’t know ninjas had access to welding equipment and two, that has to make it nearly impossible to get off. Watch the worst movie ever made!
The Jay Leno Show aired last night and introduced a new segment to the nation: 10@10. I remember hearing a slogan like that growing up from my local news channel: “11@11…11 minutes of uninterrupted news at 11.” According most viewers’ reactions, the news channel may have been more interesting to watch last night.
Leno interviewed Tom Cruise and Cameron Diaz via satellite…at 10. pm…with 10 questions…bla, bla, bla. You get the idea.
The interview was long and awkward, including questions aimed at Cruise if he visited strip clubs and whether he was better at flying or sex. Do we care? Not in the least.
Did you like 10@10? Would you like this segment to be a normal sketch on The Jay Leno Show? Share your thoughts.
