Superman Returns (2006) (completed) .... Lex Luthor\n\n\nEdison (2005) .... Wallace\nBeyond the Sea (2004) .... Bobby Darin\nThe Life of David Gale (2003) .... David Gale\n... aka Leben des David Gale, Das (Germany) \nThe United States of Leland (2003) .... Albert T. Fitzgerald\nAustin Powers in Goldmember (2002) .... Kevin Spacey as Dr. Evil in 'Austinpussy'\n... aka Austin Powers: Goldmember (USA) \nThe Tower of Babble (2002) (voice) (uncredited) .... Narrator\nThe Shipping News (2001) .... Quoyle\n... aka Noeuds et dénouements (Canada: French title) \nK-PAX (2001) .... Prot\nPay It Forward (2000) .... Eugene Simonet\nOrdinary Decent Criminal (2000) .... Michael Lynch\n... aka Ganz gewöhnlicher Dieb, Ein (Germany) \n\n\nThe Big Kahuna (1999) .... Larry Mann\nAmerican Beauty (1999) .... Lester Burnham\nIt's Tough to Be a Bug (1999) (voice) .... Hopper\nA Bug's Life (1998) (voice) .... Hopper\nHurlyburly (1998) .... Mickey\nThe Negotiator (1998) .... Lt. Chris Sabian\n... aka Verhandlungssache (Germany) \nMidnight in the Garden of Good and Evil (1997) .... James 'Jim' Williams\nL.A. Confidential (1997) .... Det. Sgt. Jack Vincennes\n"Saturday Night Live" \n... aka NBC's Saturday Night (USA: original title) \n... aka SNL \n... aka SNL 25 (USA: new title) \n... aka Saturday Night Live '80 (USA: new title) \n    - Episode #22.10 (1997) TV Episode .... Host\nA Time to Kill (1996) .... D.A. Rufus Buckley\nSe7en (1995) .... John Doe\nThe Usual Suspects (1995) .... Roger 'Verbal' Kint\n... aka Üblichen Verdächtigen, Die (Germany) \nOutbreak (1995) .... Maj. Casey Schuler\nSwimming with Sharks (1994) .... Buddy Ackerman\n... aka The Boss \n... aka The Buddy Factor \nDoomsday Gun (1994) (TV) .... Jim Price\nThe Ref (1994) .... Lloyd Chasseur\n... aka Hostile Hostages \nIron Will (1994) .... Harry Kingsley\nConsenting Adults (1992) .... Eddy Otis\nGlengarry Glen Ross (1992) .... John Williamson\n"L.A. Law" \n    - Guess Who's Coming to Murder (1992) TV Episode .... Giles Keenan\nDarrow (1991) (TV) .... Clarence Darrow\nWhen You Remember Me (1990) (TV) .... Wade\nHenry & June (1990) .... Richard Osborn\nA Show of Force (1990) .... Frank Curtin\nFall from Grace (1990) (TV) .... Jim Bakker\n\n\nDad (1989) .... Mario\nSee No Evil, Hear No Evil (1989) .... Kirgo\n"Unsub" \n    - Clean Slate (1989) TV Episode \nWorking Girl (1988) .... Bob Speck\nRocket Gibraltar (1988) .... Dwayne Hanson\n"Wiseguy" .... Mel Profitt (1988)\n    - Blood Dance (1988) TV Episode .... Mel Profitt\n    - Squeeze (1988) TV Episode .... Mel Profitt\n    - Not for Nothing (1988) TV Episode .... Mel Profitt\n    - The Merchant of Death (1988) TV Episode .... Mel Profitt\n    - Player to be Named Now (1988) TV Episode .... Mel Profitt\n      (2 more)\nThe Murder of Mary Phagan (1988) (TV) .... Wes Brent\n"Crime Story" \n    - The Senator, the Movie Star, and the Mob (1987) TV Episode .... Senator Rourke\nLong Day's Journey Into Night (1987) (TV) .... James 'Jamie' Tyrone, Jr.\n"The Equalizer" \n    - Solo (1987) TV Episode .... Detective Sgt. Cole\nHeartburn (1986) .... Subway Thief
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American Beauty, The Life of David Gale, and KPax.
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follow this link to the official web page all the info you need should be there\n\ngood luck\n\nhttp://www.thesimpsons.com/\n\nhere goes my friend..............\n\nEpisode 7G08 - Simpsons Roasting on an Open Fire \nNone \nEpisode 7G02 - Bart the Genius \nMarcia Wallace as Edna Krabappel (First Appearance) \nEpisode 7G03 - Homer's Odyssey \nSam McMurray as Worker Drone \nEpisode 7G04 - There's No Disgrace Like Home \nNone \nEpisode 7G05 - Bart the General \nNone \nEpisode 7G06 - Moaning Lisa \nRon Taylor as Bleeding Gums Murphy \nEpisode 7G09 - The Call of the Simpsons \nAlbert Brooks as Cowboy Bob \nEpisode 7G07 - The Telltale Head \nNone \nEpisode 7G11 - Life on the Fast Lane \nAlbert Brooks as Jacques \nEpisode 7G10 - Homer's Night Out \nSam McMurray as Gulliver Dark \nEpisode 7G13 - The Crepes of Wrath \nNone \nEpisode 7G12 - Krusty Gets Busted \nKelsey Grammer as Sideshow Bob \nEpisode 7G01 - Some Enchanted Evening \nJune Foray as Babysitter Service Woman \nPenny Marshall as Ms. Botz \nPaul Wilson as the Florist \n[edit]\nSeason Two\nEpisode 7F03 - Bart Gets an F \nNone \nEpisode 7F02 - Simpson and Delilah \nHarvey Fierstein as Karl \nEpisode 7F04 - Treehouse of Horror \nJames Earl Jones as Mover, Serak the Preparer and the Narrator \nEpisode 7F01 - Two Cars in Every Garage, Three Eyes on Every Fish \nNone \nEpisode 7F05 - Dancin' Homer \nTony Bennett as Himself (First Guest Star to appear as himself) \nTom Poston as Capitol City Goofball \nDaryl L. Coley as 'Bleeding Gums' Murphy \nKen Levine as Dan Horde \nEpisode 7F08 - Dead Putting Society \nNone \nEpisode 7F07 - Bart vs. Thanksgiving \nGreg Berg as Homeless Guys \nEpisode 7F06 - Bart the Daredevil \nNone \nEpisode 7F09 - Itchy & Scratchy & Marge \nAlex Rocco as Roger Meyers Jr. (First Appearance) \nEpisode 7F10 - Bart Gets Hit by a Car \nPhil Hartman as Lionel Hutz (First Appearance as Lionel Hutz) \nEpisode 7F11 - One Fish, Two Fish, Blowfish, Blue Fish \nGeorge Takei as Akira the Waiter \nJoey Miyashima as Toshiro the Apprentice Chef \nSab Shimono as the Master SushiChef \nDiane Tanaka as the Hostess \nLarry King as Himself Reading the Bible Narrator \nEpisode 7F12 - The Way We Was \nJon Lovitz as Artie Ziff (First Appearance) \nEpisode 7F13 - Homer vs. Lisa and the 8th Commandment \nPhil Hartman as Troy McClure (First Appearance as Troy McClure) \nEpisode 7F15 - Principal Charming \nNone \nEpisode 7F16 - Oh Brother, Where Art Thou? \nDanny DeVito as Herbert Powell \nEpisode 7F14 - Bart's Dog Gets an F \nTracey Ullman as Sylvia Winfield and Emily Winthropp \nFrank Welker as Santa's Little Helper and Additional Dogs \nEpisode 7F17 - Old Money \nAudrey Meadows as Bea Simmons \nEpisode 7F18 - Brush with Greatness \nJon Lovitz as Professor Lombardo \nRingo Starr as Himself \nEpisode 7F19 - Lisa's Substitute \nDustin Hoffman as Mr. Bergstrom (Credited as Sam Etic) \nEpisode 7F20 - The War of the Simpsons \nNone \nEpisode 7F21 - Three Men and a Comic Book \nCloris Leachman as Mrs. Glick \nDaniel Stern as Narrator \nEpisode 7F22 - Blood Feud \nNone \n[edit]\nSeason Three\nEpisode 7F24 - Stark Raving Dad \nMichael Jackson as Leon Kompowsky (Credited as John Jay Smith) \nEpisode 8F01 - Mr. Lisa Goes to Washington \nNone \nEpisode 7F23 - When Flanders Failed \nNone \nEpisode 8F03 - Bart the Murderer \nJoe Mantegna as Fat Tony and Himself playing Fat Tony (First Appearance) \nNeil Patrick Harris as Himself Playing Bart \nEpisode 8F04 - Homer Defined \nMagic Johnson as Himself \nChick Hearn as The Announcer \nJon Lovitz as Aristotle Amadopolis \nEpisode 8F05 - Like Father, Like Clown \nJackie Mason as Rabbi Hyman Krustofsky \nEpisode 8F02 - Treehouse of Horror II \nNone \nEpisode 8F06 - Lisa's Pony \nFrank Welker as Princess \nEpisode 8F07 - Saturdays of Thunder \nNone \nEpisode 8F08 - Flaming Moe's \nAerosmith as Themselves \nSteven Tyler as Himself \nJoe Perry as Himself \nBrad Whitford as Himself \nTom Hamilton as Himself \nJoey Kr
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In a possible future shown in JLU, Green Lantern John Stewart, Wonder Woman, & Batman end up traveling through time for a few episodes.  During one episode, they meet several characters from this possible future, including Batman Beyond, the elderly Bruce Wayne (this is funny because Bruce Wayne & Batman play good cop, bad cop, with Batman playing good cop), a middle-aged version of Static Shock, & a character which I believe was called Nighthawk (wonder if Marvel would have taken issue with this, since they have a character called Nighthawk).  Anyway, the last character had wings like a Thanagarian (however you spell that) that were black, & he was definitely part black.  It didn't take long for him to surprise Jon Stewart by asking him "Dad?", & then explaining he was the resulting offspring of the union of Stewart & Hawkgirl.  This was a pretty fun deal to watch, as several characters made guest appearances.  Jonah Hex popped up in one time, & when the timelines were getting screwy, Jon Stewart transformed into my favorite Green Lantern of all time, Hal Jordan!  It was funny, because as they tried to make sense of things & explain the time disturbances, Hal said something like "Hal Jordan, Green Lantern Corps.  I've been briefed."  Anyway, I went off on a tangent, but this was a fun memory for me.  Hope I answered your question.
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This is classic DX. They used to do stuff like this with midgets all the time. These guys push the envelope and they are hilarious. They did one skit a few years ago when the mocked the Hardy Boys with midgets, and they kept asking the midget Jeff what his opinion was, and then saying "oh yeah, I forgot you don't talk". That was a scream. They also did the Legion of Doom. Oh yeah, I almost forgot the send up they did of the corporation. Chyna was the Big Bossman, HHH was Vince McMahon and I forgot who it was, but someone was playing Gerald Brisco, and their face was glued to Vinces butt....OMG that was soooooo funny. It will be interesting what these guys will do without Billy Gunn,Chyna and Road Dogg and XPac. We shall see.
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**If I could just say a few words, I’d be a better public speaker.\n\n**Who made you Judge Judy and executioner?\n\n**Homer no function beer well without.\n\n**...That’s how I was raised and I turned out TV.\n\n**If he’s so smart, then why’s he dead?\n\n**It’s because their stupid; that’s why.  That’s why everybody does everything.\n\n**It’s not that hard to be a film cricket.
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National Lampoon's Vegas Vacation\n\nCheck it out on Amazon.com
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hm. He is known as Broadway actor and singer Robert Merrill.\n\nKind of a joke because he was an operatic baritone famous for singing the national anthem at sports.(opera guy in a beer commercial?)\n\nSadly, he died in 2004. He had a movie cameo in Adam sandler's "anger management". Music credits in "dream team" and "married to the mob". Produced "the Glass Sheild"
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Bradley P - that is one super answer!\n\nI put comics down for a while and started reading again. Suddenly I was hit with this post/pre/continuity stuff. Since I prefer to read in whatever order suits my mood - I dismissed the research as it would have gotten in the way anyway. Thanks for the summary.\n- - -\nI actually thought the new Superman was ok. Bullet in the eye was cool. Lifting small Island composed of Kryptonite - not bad.. Him getting beat up on the kryptonite island was similar to when the old superman gets beat up in the diner (in front of the old Lois).\n\nI just really disliked the plot. He comes back, DC's love story of the ages is shot to hell because Lois is with another guy (classy...) - plus he has a kid whose life he may never be a part of (very nice). Now you add Luthor as the villian again (I'm tired of this guy already), throw in tired old kryptonite because they couldn't come up with anything else (not a little, a whole continent this time). Sigh...\n\nI say both these supermen should get together and smash the people responsible for putting this film together. After they are done, then they could fight eachother:-)\n\nThe Old Superman wins..
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I was 6 years old when the original movie came out & can still remember standing in line with hundreds of other people who were waiting to see it.  I have very fond memories of seeing it back then & have always thought it was the greatest comic book movie of all time.  At first, I wasn't real excited to hear that a new one was being made.  I mean how could you possibly top the original with it's all star cast, teriffic cinematography, campy humor, exciting action & last but not least, the incredible John Williams score. But after seeing the previews of the new Superman, I am kinda getting excited. I like that they used an unknown actor for Superman instead of someone famous(just like the original) & i'm really glad that Kevin Spacey is playing Lex Luthor.  I'm also sure that the special fx will be amazing. All in all, I think it will do well with the younger crowd but it will most likely be considered inferior by the older generations. It will be interesting to see how it measures up to the original.
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OMG !! how can you NOT know about this web site!!!!!!!!!\n\n\nOriginally aired: Monday May 1, 2006 on FOX \nWriter: Michael Loceff, Joel Surnow \nDirector: Dwight Little \nShow Stars: Mary Lynn Rajskub (Chloe O'Brian), Kiefer Sutherland (Jack Bauer), Jean Smart (Martha Logan), James Morrison (Bill Buchanan), Gregory Itzin (Charles Logan) \nRecurring Role: Jude Ciccolella (Mike Novick) \nGuest Stars: Aleksandra Kaniak (European Woman) , Lissa Pallo (Woman at Bar) , Keith Pillow (Passenger #2) , Perry Kelly (Passenger #1) , Aaron MacPherson (HS Field Agent) , Philip Lester (Attendant Dan) , Tracy Howe (Agent Adams) , David Batiste (Ed) , Stephanie Erb (Flight Attendant) , Blake Robbins (Ross) , Andrew Hawkes (Scott Evans) , Kirk B.R. Woller (Hans Meyer) , Richard Gilliland (Stan Cotter) , Kirk Acevedo (George Avila) , Stephen Spinella (Miles Papazian) , Paul McCrane (Graham) , Jayne Atkinson (Karen Hayes) \nProduction Code: 5AFF20 \n\nHayes calls Bill to make sure Chloe has gotten away. Bill tells Hayes of Jack’s efforts to board the diplomatic flight and retrieve the recording from Henderson’s confederate. Hayes tells Miles to set up the remote debrief of Chloe in the situation room.\n\nBill sends Chloe out the back way and tells her to go to a plush hotel nearby. When the team shows up, Bill ruffles his appearance and denies that Chloe was ever there. Hayes orders the team to bring Bill in to CTU for questioning. This confuses Miles, who believes they would be more effective interrogating Bill in his home.\n\nChloe enters the hotel bar and tries to be inconspicuous as she sets up her computer. She asks Hayes to put the flight manifest in a place where she can access it. Chloe calls Jack and tells him that it will take a few minutes to cross check all names on the passenger list against Henderson. Jack asks Chloe to get him the seat number of the air marshal. Once he has it, he moves through the plane and sits next to the marshal. After distracting his attention, Jack knocks him out and takes his gun.\n\nChloe calls Jack and gives him the name of the man who matched up against Henderson, Hans Meyer. Jack goes to the man and tells him that he needs to identify an item that they found belonging to him. As they head back toward the galley, Jack slugs him and drags him into the baggage compartment.\n\nMartha asks the Secret Service guarding her to get her more meds. When he refuses, Martha calls Mike to come over. She asks him to get them for her, but he wants to know what it troubling her. Martha says she just wants something to calm her down, but Mike is suspicious.\n\nGraham calls Logan for an update, but Logan says they still haven’t found Jack. Mike tells Logan of Martha’s request for more meds. Mike demands to know what’s going on if it involves national security. Logan tells Mike that he and Martha are just having personal problems with their marriage, and that they both realize that it is just a façade that will have to be continued for the duration of his presidency. Logan refuses her the pills at first, but then tells Mike to go ahead and get them for her.\n\nJack searches Meyer, but can’t find the recording. Meyer denies that he has any such recording, so Jack makes him search through his bags for it.\n\nA drunk starts bothering Chloe as she continues to work, but she brushes him off.\n\nThe plane hits some turbulence as the captain orders all passengers to their seats. They notice Meyer’s seat is empty and the air marshal has been attacked. The captain orders his copilot to call in and get a route for an emergency return to L.A.\n\nMike brings Martha more meds. He tells her that he knows both she and her husband are covering something up. He tries to get her to open up, but she stays silent.\n\nJack searches Meyer’s bag, but doesn’t find the recording. Chloe calls jack and tells him that Meyer can’t be the guy, because he was clearing himself through customs at the time that Henderson passed off
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Love it!\n\nHave you watched Brianiac on G$ and Penn & Teller's Bull**** show on Showtime? They are also very good!
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See Superman Returns, I am a die-hard X-men fan, but to see Spacey play the best Lex you will ever see, and to see a villianous plot that ONLY Superman could stop is very worth it, see X-men this weekend, but don't deny yourself one of the best comic to film movies ever tonight.  If you liked the first 2 Superman movies, this is a sequel to them (forget 3 and 4, Bryan Singer did)!\n  Also, X-men 3, although an epic movie, I was a little disappointed in how Pheonix was...or wasn't handled.
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June 4, 2005 — IESB.net has confirmed through both 'Batman Begins' producer Charles Roven and star Christian Bale (the Dark Knight himself) that Warner Brothers' proposed-but-back-burnered crossover film 'Batman vs. Superman' is still a likely possibility! For details, hit the link below and check out IESB's video coverage of the 'Batman Begins' premiere!\n\nI say WHY?\n==========\nX-files 2\nDavid Duchovny says it's all systems go for sequel.\n\nTalking to Australia's Empire magazine, Duchovny says, "We're all happy to do it. Gillian and I. Chris Carter. So it's just a matter of getting everybody in the same spot. I think we'll shoot it next winter, in December."\n\nThe actor also said that the film will not just be for fans, but will be a supernatural thriller that anyone can follow.\n\n"There's an idea in place. Chris won't show it to anybody. I think what's important in looking to do the show in a movie form is that it's accessible."\n\nagain I say WHY?\n===================\nIron Man\nPlot Outline: Based on the Marvel Comics character, an accident leaves alcoholic billionaire Tony Stark to create a suit of armor to save his life\n\nComments:Production will begin January, 2007\n\nNot interested.\n===========================\nTerminator 4\n# Terminator 4 (expected in 2008)\n\n    * directed by Jonathan Mostow\n    * currently in development\n\n RT-News  writes: "The chances of Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger coming back for "Terminator 4" may be slim to none. Speaking on the subject in a San Francisco Chronicle article, Schwarzenegger has told producers that unless the movie is made in California, "they will never see me for one second in the movie."\n\n not interested..\n============================\n\nare you ready? check these out...\n\n28 WEEKS LATER\nSix months after the events of the first film, Britain has been abandoned, and the Americans attempt to reintroduce life back in the country, but something goes wrong.\n\nBUBBA NOSFERATU (PREQUEL)\nNo official plot yet, but it's said the King will be in his 30s as he dabbles in the world of black magic and voodoo.\n\nCANDYMAN 4\nSet in New England in an all-girls college where a professor there is a descendant of Candyman, yet she doesn't know who or what he is.\n\nCONSTANTINE 2 (IN TALKS)\nNo official plot yet.\n\nCREEPSHOW 3\nNo official plot yet.\n\nDAWN OF THE DEAD 2 (IN TALKS)\nNo official plot yet.\n\nDAY OF THE DEAD (REMAKE)\nNo official plot yet.\n\nDOG SOLDIERS: FRESH MEAT\nPicks up after the first film left off. No official plot yet.\n\nEVIL DEAD IV (IN TALKS)\nNo official plot yet.\n\nTHE GRUDGE 2\nNo official plot yet, but it follows Karen Davis' younger sister and a group of unrelated other characters.\n\nHALLOWEEN 9\nPlot is currently not known.\n\nHELLBOY 2: THE GOLDEN ARMY\nNo official plot yet.\n\nTHE HILLS HAVE EYES 2\nIt's said that the story will follow a group of National Guard "screw-ups," who encounter the mutants on their last day of training in the desert.\n\nHOSTEL 2\nNo plot yet.\n\nI'LL ALWAYS KNOW WHAT YOU DID LAST SUMMER\nThe story is basically the same formula, following four teens from a small Colorado town who are victimized by another masked killer a year after a July 4th prank goes wrong; killing one of their own. They make a pact to keep the information a secret, until the next Independence Day before the town's annual carnival, when the four begin to receive intimidating messages indicating that someone knows about what happened.\n\nLAND OF THE DEAD 2 (IN TALKS)\nThe film would follow the surviving characters from the previous film on their journey north.\n\nLOVE AT SECOND BITE\nThe film takes place 25 years after the events of the first film, centering on Dracula's Americanized son, who has rejected his family's heritage and is getting married to a human. Trouble ensues when he learn
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I would like to see the new superman movie..it looks fun! Hollywood just keeps making new remakes of old classics and it seems to make them alot of money! I think they will make more superman movies someday.
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The short answer to this question is that pathologically Lex Luthor desires to be the most powerful man in the world.  He can not accomplish this feat while Superman lives, thus he needs to kill the competition.  Much like many serial killers, politicians, or corporate big wigs (a fine line), their need for power can not be satiated and always left hungry for more.  Besides, I really don't feel like watching a movie about Superman rescuing cats from trees, even though that may have been a better 2 hours spent then Superman IV to begin with.
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i did..u definitely should watch it.This is a modern  version of superman since the ones did by the late Christopher Reeves was way back 80's. The actor who played superman is really drop-dead gorgeous. But the story itself is not that complicated but I was surprised at the end..you'll find out why.. :0
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*****SPOILER!\n\nSuperman went to find the remains of Krypton, because it had been reported that NASA scientists had found Krypton. When he got there, it turned out that Krypton was a "grave yard". It took him 2 1/2 years to get to the remains of Krypton and 2 1/2 years to return to earth.\n\nThe scenes of Superman visiting the remains of Krypton, will probably end up on the DVD, but they were cut from the final film.\n\nSuperman asked his mother to send post cards to Lois as Clark Kent, so it would appear that Clark is still on earth, but no longer in Metropolis.