I wanted to apologize..

[HotShot_Anthony]

Ken...not trying to make light of the situation, just trying to cheer you up a little while going through a bad situation. Sorry if we came across the wrong way.


Yo mama hair so short when she braided it they looked like stiches.

 

[mbryan]

Yo mommas so fat she got baptized at Sea World.

 

[Jonathan Ellis]

Leave My Momma Alone.

 

[K.J.]

Ken...not trying to make light of the situation, just trying to cheer you up a little while going through a bad situation. Sorry if we came across the wrong way.


Yo mama hair so short when she braided it they looked like stiches.

Thanks Ant... it's all gooood!

 

[David Saulque]

Your Huckleberry – Matt is so sensitive – Nice to see all have made up except for Mr Ed – the Kissar Solgia of PWI (All The Usual Suspects)

 

[mbryan]

Who is Keyser Soze?

The greatest trick the Devil ever pulled was convincing the world he didn't exist. And like that, poof. He's gone.

 

[David Saulque]

You are good Matt - great part - As he is walking at the end, each step is better than the last. I wish they would bring him back.

 

[mbryan]

I almost think it's better when they leave perfect movies like that alone and stay away from the sequels. Look what they did to Die Hard, one of the greatest action movies of all time.

Rocky is a good example of pushing out to a few sequels, but they really took a poop on the last 2, it was almost perfect up to IV.

Now if you look at the trilogies that have become so popular over the last 5 years, you are talking a whole new way to make money, and still preserve the integrity of the films. The Vengeance Trilogy by Park Chan-Wook and The Death Trilogy by Guillermo Arriaga are perfect examples.