I used to think a car was just a means of getting from point A to point B, and on the weekend point C. That was before I laid my eyes on the 2002 Hyundai Sonata.
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On Crash:
1. Terrence Howard was really good.
2. When that little girl jumped in front of her dad and didn't get shot, i shed a single tear. Even though i knew it was coming for like an hour.
3. I'll see any movie with Ludacris in it, I don't care what it is.
On Sopranos:
1. The first two episodes were kind of awesome.
2. Man was Tony's daughter not hot at the beginning of the series.
3. Further research must be done to prove or disprove my "Melrose Place with guns" hypothesis.
Replies:
1. I don't necessarily disagree. But see Cach and forget this unfortunate other film ever happened.
2. Oh man. Geezy is upset by that, dude.
3. He just played here with Paul Wall. Did you go?
1. Yep.
2. She was like 13. She had an eating disorder in real life around the middle period of the show, and returns hotter than ever. I think she's absolutely stunning in the later seasons.
3. If you can demonstrate to me that Melrose Place has anything to do with suburban family life in modern America and Freudianism, then I can't wait to hear it.