He's the only "guy" here I know who's an idiot on principle.

LOFL! I'm assuming that's Disturbia's chop, JNN.

I like your avatar.

He Man was the shit back then. Been watching "Wolverine and the X-Men" and "The Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Super Heroes". Both of them are nicely done, esp. AEMSH. Season 2 starts in 2012. They've crammed a whole lot of action into each episode, the dialogue and the story lines/arc are good and the animation is cool.

<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fToS3tU2MxI" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fToS3tU2MxI</a>

<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Aq671kbvu8M" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Aq671kbvu8M</a>

http://www.imdb.com/oscars/year-in-review/top-user-rated-movies-of-2011

#10: X-Men: First Class
Our users say: "A prequel that does not, in any way, suck. Amazing, isn't it? Offering up plenty of surprises, some kickass action sequences, mighty fine special effects, sly humor and a killer cameo, it is without doubt the best comic book movie of the year – nay, decade – thus far. And considering how overcrowded that list is, this is really saying Something."


#9: Moneyball
Our users say: "Moneyball is possibly the best baseball movie I have I ever seen...It is possible that if you have absolutely no interest in baseball, you would still like this movie for its message about resisting the urge to do what is safe and easy in favor of what is odd and maybe even crazy...and works."


#8: The Help
Our users say: "This is an incredible film that not only pays justice to the bestseller on which it's based (according to those who have read the book AND seen the film), but is phenomenally cast, with exceptional performances by Viola Davis, Emma Stone, Octavia Spencer, Bryce Dallas Howard and Allison Janney..."


#7: The Muppets
Our users say: "For all of you who are wondering if this will even come close to capturing the magic of the original Muppet movie, I just have one thing to say to you: go see this movie!!!!! I was a little worried myself that this movie would not be great, but I gave it a chance. And I left with a smile on my face. "


#6: 50/50
Our users say: "Honest and at times tough to watch but never purposefully harsh or depressing. In fact, it is generally positive but in a way that isn't all sunshine and unicorns. It is smart, hilarious, and even touching while all the time remaining respectful of the audience's ability to relate to difficult circumstances without artificial emotional fishing.


#5: Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part 2
Our users say: "What an amazing achievement to faithfully bring Rowling's epic saga to the big screen with the same cast and largely the same crew, maintaining the brilliant quality right to the end... Oh my god, its only just sinking in, this was the end....but what a great great end."


#4: Drive
Our users say: "A truly beautiful and hypnotic film... this is really Gosling's film, and he inhabits the character completely, turning what could be a straightforward Hollyood tough-guy role into a complex and contradictory character, self-confident and physical, yet clearly lonely and possessed with a certain peculiarity and stillness."


#3: Warrior
Our users say: "Every so often you'll come across a combat sport movie that manages to find just the right balance of drama and action – that is, more drama than action. When fights are justified with backstories full of crushing emotion, they become all the more intense and gratifying."


#2: Hugo
Our users say: "Absolutely brilliant. From the very first scene, you get a sense of how Scorsese is able to tap into the charm of 3-D... It's such a fantastical but genuine story that you can't help but fall in love with it, I think. Scorsese has brought a boy's dream to life but also written a love letter to film-making."


#1: A Separation
Our users say: "What makes this film the best I've ever seen in Iran? Is this the story or is this the directing? Maybe it's the acting, or perhaps the editing. I believe this movie has them all... Asghar Farhady has proved that one can be a successful filmmaker and yet show a more realistic picture of this land and average or working class Iranian families."

Nice try, but I know it's a preview of the next Rocky movie.

LOL

The scene in my home video where your mom takes her clothes off.

Yep, plus a lot of the guys here are brainwashed by gh15's opinion of Phil. Everyone raves about Flex and very few here would complain if he'd won an Olympia or more, but he was just as narrow as Phil and less muscular, not to mention the overuse of oil. The whole current lineup is weak, but I think Phil would've been top 2 or 3 even in the 90s. People romanticize the 90s guys here but as good as a lot of them were, they weren't any bigger than Phil or have his completeness.

How about Kim Jong Still?

Haha nice, I've been DLing some stuff too, will get some recommendations off you soon.

LOL, DK, what have you been playing on your PS3?

^ Proof that drinking copious amounts of Swerdlow semen leads to brain damage.

Yeah, I'm just borrowing your style

"I was mates with Stewart in ancient Rome..."

Damn, I wish I could be that honest - I never understood why is it so difficult for people to admit they're lying

You want me to post the link?

Maybe one day I'll reach these dizzy heights with my physique and conquests

I'm not the one melting down for years now over someone's natural status or build, so it's you who is what you are describing. Just pointing out who the real liar is between the two of us.

Why did you go back and delete that post?

Look how someone's avoiding their claim - Sev is the most honest guy here

You asked him if I was natty and he said yes, I've got the link to that thread. Now you avoid it like you avoid discussing your lie about being Swerdlow's concubine in ancient Rome. Gayer than signing up for the Montauk project for the free anal probes.

You're the only guy I know who tries to insult someone by paying them a compliment.

Negative, nz is strictly a flaps man.

I'm no gh15 groupie and don't give a shit about most of his posts (esp. drug-related), but I'd say you, the old 240 and gh15 are in the top 3, in no particular order.

What drug induced this trip?

Would be cool if you could lift weights, esp. heavier than when you're awake. Imagine going to sleep and then waking up the next morning to find you've broken your deadlift PR or your arms 1/2 inch bigger