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Wow... that was one of the best movie experiences I've been part of in a long time. Most of you probably thought, "Snakes on a Plane? That looks awful!" Well, that's the point, people. It's a comedy, and a good one at that. Just go into it expecting one of the most insane movies you've every seen. Bring people. Lots. This movie is all about the viewers, considering that there were 5 additional days of reshoots to bring it to "internet expectations". It's Rocky Horror for the new millennium. I just believe in this mopvie, and I think it deserves to be number one this weekend. That's all. Acheiving that would be a sucess for New Line, who knew that the most rediculous movie ever could be a success. (The Producers, anyone?) So see it this weekend, and nothing else. Most of you will not regret it.

^^I commented on that post... let's hope they post it: "I know, it's the world's tallest and fastest lemon chill stand!"

Nice to see TiVo lovers, cable company DVRs SUCK! Of course, I don't have TiVo, because they're behind on the times. My Sony HD-DVR has been set to record this show for a week now.

^Actually, its a "Top Fun" death machine.

I was laughing hysterically when the Chicago TR went up, seeing as my clostest coaster is... Typhoon.

Obviously you don't nuderstand this difference. People like to bash HDTV even when they don't have one. (And half the people who own one DON'T have High Definition content. That's the same as not having one.) HD is not just a "better picture". When I hear that, I want to hurt myself. It's a better EXPERIENCE. You are drawn into the image way more than a standard definition television or program would. It's not "like being there" as you might hear but it's a heck of a lot more realistic and easier to lose yourself in. I won't be buying a Revolution. I'm really not a gamer at heart, but PS3 has an allure to me. Why? Because of those extra things. I DON'T have a Blu-Ray player (yet), and that is very important. I do like some games, but a cheap and effective Blu-Ray player is a great thing to have. PS3 also appeals to me simply because it's a new way to get High Definition. XBOX 360 does have that, but all it offers to me is gaming. Not good enough for me (an admitted non-gamer). Gah, Conan (in HD) is over, time for bed.

^I hope nobody's seein me do this. And mine was Raging Bull. Well.. good luck again. tr5h989i9sa tgaqhhnjkme bnwexsx7uydcikuswa

OMG so borerrrrred 45qatg88hntg b7u8olol Sorry, I've got fat elbows. Good luck.

I just shmat my self. Kev --- "I put an "M" in there!" --- C

May I have mine changed to "Naturally Intoxicated" please? Thanks

I have a stay booked at Lighthouse Point... and I'm quite excited. I've heard a lot of great things. The place can comfortably hold 5, or 6 a little less comfortably, so I've heard. But when you're going to CP it really isn't so important to stay at a luxury hotel. But, even when I stayed with three other people in an expensive Manhattan hotel I needed an air mattress, so, don't expect TOO much. Lighthouse Point is definately an expensive option, not budget friendly, but you DO get quite a few perks. Firstly, you get early entrance, just as every CP-owned hotel. After doing early entrance, it just seems inferior not to go in early (you could get a season pass with Joe Cool club too, but... that doesn't always make sense). So, basically the advantages of LHP are... All the cabins and cottages have a microwave, fridge, and grill. (Some Breakers rooms have microwaves and fridges.) A lot of people like to make their own food when they go, because its cheap and easy. Of course, you could eat at the Point also. They also have a lot of space, made up of a kitchenette, two bedrooms (each with a TV... if that really matters), bathroom, and a deck. The cabin decks are not too much to get excited over, as they are only facing a manmade pond. What a lot of people REALLY like are the decks on the cottages, which face over Lake Erie. I've heard a LOT of great stuff about Lighthouse Point, so I'll be going there this summer to check it out. I HAVE been to Breakers, and I loved it. I requested a dragster view, which is just breathtaking. From there, I could see nearly the whole park. MF, TTD, Magnum, Power Tower, etc. I loved it. We had the TV in the room, but I had a lot better time watching the coasters test in the morning and looking at all the lights at night. The room had a fridge, which doesn't really matter too much, but plenty of people like that in their room. It's a place definately worth staying in. Basically it's an average-quality room with an amazing location and a great benefit. Any way you stay, it's really about the park.

I'd expect re-tracking for Mean Streak.

The Legend at Holiday World Mmmmmmm... Double helix