What rank was John Rambo?
For the best answers, search on this site https://shorturl.im/av7gl Well he is referenced as a Sergeant a few times. And as he was Special Forces, the minimum he could have been is a Staff Sergeant. But you never actually see him in a uniform wearing rank.
How would you rank the works of John Hughes?
Great filmmaking is essentially great storytelling. And John Hughes was one of the great storytellers of our time. I rank John Hughes as one of the greatest screenwriters and producers in motion picture.His directing style was to basically not be too obtrusive with the camera, and not get in the way of the story itself. His writing was about relationships, and building the character, which many screenwriters simply no longer do—mostly because they don’t know how. In my experience, people that like and appreciate John Hughes are usually more cool, and have a better sense of humor than those that don’t appreciate him. They may also be more of a non-conformist. Hughes was a modern master, and pure genius.Many of his films are on my top 50 favorite list of all time including:Breakfast Club, Sixteen Candles, and Ferris Bueller’s Day Off. Breakfast Club is one of my top 10 favorites. Also great are Some Kind of Wonderful, Weird Science, Uncle Buck, Planes, Train’s & Automobiles, Vacation, and many more.(c) 2018, the Official Bruce Edwin Website
How would you rank John le Carre's novels?
There is no one in this genre close to LeCarre’. For me, the appeal of Le Carre’s work, in addition to plot and his decidedly negative view of governments and those who run them, is the depth of character. I tend to think of his work based on how I believed in the characters and their stories. Obviously, Smiley stands alone, but I would rate the Quest for Karla trilogy in this order simply because Jerry Westerby and Jim Prideaux are my two favorite “non-Smiley” characters. For those reasons:The Honourable SchoolboyTinker Tailor Soldier SpySmiley’s PeopleThe Little Drummer Girl stands alone for me outside the Smiley-centered works. Incredible vision by LeCarre’ in portraying the Palestinian and Israeli sides so effectively.
How would you rank John Carpenter's movies?
I really like and respect John Carpenter, but he was definitely hot and cold. Some of his films were truly terrific, but a fair number were pedestrian, and a few were pretty bad.The Thing. This was a flawless horror movie, all the more impressive to have been done independently with a brand new special effects guy. The combination of paranoia, gore horror, and isolation just fit together perfectly.Big Trouble in Little China. Takes a few minutes to get rolling, but a complete blast of energetic comedy and comic-book action.Escape from New York. Great premise (as absurd as it is), an iconic anti-hero as the lead, and good sick fun.Starman. Another great fun feel-good alien movie. Great sense of humor and a well handled story.Dark Star. A really good parody of the “space monster” movie of the ‘60s. The budget is a big factor, but it’s a great ride. If you’ve never heard of it, check it out.Christine. A surprisingly well done adaptation of King’s book, considering budget and lack of strong actors.They Live. Hackarific. This is a seriously flawed film with a really deep (and almost universally overlooked) metaphor. Let there be no doubt that Carpenter knows a bit about Marx.Halloween. Not much to say other than that it was a very early slasher classic. Definitely not his best work, but shows burgeoning skill and raw talent.In the Mouth of Madness. Such a great premise, and so well captures a feeling of encroaching insanity. The “payoff” is a huge letdown, though.Prince of Darkness. Another great premise, and the hint of a really strong story concept, but the minimalist script leaves the coolest ideas virtually impossible to find. How scared can anyone really be of a telephone booth filled with swirling mint jelly, anyway? Would have been a lot better if he’d made more of a sci-fi thriller and had explicated the concept rather than tried to scare us.and more…. I never saw invisible man, but nothing else is worth typing into my phone. His stories were usually decent, and he knew how to shoot a film, but the rest of his work doesn’t need attention. I will give a shout out to Assault on Precinct 13 for ONE shock gag, so without spoiling anything, I’ll call it out for the few readers who’ve seen the film: “I ordered chocolate swirl!”
Raw or SmackDown?
Historically, smackdown. Right now neither is very good.
Who is Your Favorite Wrestler From Each Brand?
Raw: 1. HBK 2. Kofi Kingston 3. Cryme Tyme SD!: 1. Triple H 2. Jeff Hardy 3. Festus ECW: 1. Matt Hardy 2. Tommy Dreamer 3. Evan Bourne Divas: Raw: 1. Candice 2. Kelly Kelly 3. Layla SD!: 1. Eve 2. Maria 3. Michelle ECW: 1. Tiffany 2. Lena Yada 3. they only have two
How Exactly Is John Morrison Soooo Great?
HONESTLY, THOSE PEOPLE ARE OVERRATING JOHN MORRISON. THEY SAY HE IS THE NEXT "HEART BREAK KID", SHAWN MICHAELS, BUT IN MY OPINION, NOBODY ELSE WILL TAKE HIS SPOT. HBK IS HBK, NO ONE CAN REPLACE HIM. HE IS AN ICON, JUST LIKE THE UNDERTAKER AND STING, NO ONE, I MEAN ABSOLUTELY NO ONE WILL EVER FILL IN THEIR SHOES. NOW WHAT IS SO GREAT ABOUT JOHN MORRISON? WELL, IM JUST GOING TO SAY THAT HE IS A VERY GREAT WRESTLER, HE'S VERY ATHLETIC AND CAN DO SOME REALLY GREAT MOVES. ESPECIALLY THE "STARSHIP PAIN", THAT MOVE IS AMAZING! HE MAY NOT HAVE THE BEST MIC SKILLS IN THE WWE, BUT AT LEAST THEY ARE BETTER THAN JEFF HARDY'S. SURE JOHN MORRISON WORKED GREAT AS A HEEL, BUT IM PRETTY SURE HE WILL GO OVER AS A FACE AS WELL. AND ITS A GOOD THING THAT THEY SWITCHED HIM AS A FACE, SINCE SMACKDOWNS TOP STAR IS ABOUT TO LEAVE, AND THEIR NEXT IS STILL TAKING A BREAK, WHILE REY MYSTERIO STRUGGLES TO CARRY THE SHOW. I BELIEVE JOHN MORRISON CAN FILL IN FOR JEFF HARDY, IF HE DOES INDEED LEAVE THE WWE. I LIKE JOHN MORRISON, BUT ALL THESE 'HBK" COMPARISONS NEED TO GO. JUST BECAUSE THEY MAY HAVE SOME RESEMBLANCES, IT DOESN'T AUTOMATICALLY MEAN THAT JO-MO IS THE NEXT HBK. LIKE I SAID, NONE WILL EVER BE, THE NEXT SHAWN MIC HALES. BQ: DRAT! THIS IS A TOUGH ONE.....BUT HONESTLY I DISAGREE. MICKIE JAMES HAS WRESTLED IN SEVERAL DIFFERENT PROMOTIONS, AND SHE WAS FANTASTIC IN R.O.H. AND MICKIE JAMES HAS SLIGHTLY BETTER MIC SKILLS THAN GAIL KIM. IM NOT SAYING GAIL KIM IS BAD IN THE MIC, IM JUST SAYING THAT MICKIE JAMES CAN CUT A BETTER PROMO THAN GAIL KIM.....
Do you think you can fairly rank John, Mimi and Tiffany with respect to their IQs, without having met them?
You stipulate the existence of 3 things (John, Mimi, and Tiffany).You do not stipulate as to if the "IQs" of any of the things have been measured.You ask if I could "rank" the three things.I assume:- "John" is the name of your pet rock- "Mimi" is the name of your dog- "Tiffany" is the name of a jewelry store.Just this moment, I need to hold down some blowing papers..I have no pressing need for either a dog nor a jewelry store.I "rank" John as having the most value to me.May I have it?
How much do/did you enjoy these all time WWE superstars theme songs?
Lita : I preferred her instrumental version of Lovefurypassionenergy to the "Boy Hits Car" version/cover(?) Rey Mysterio : I liked Rey's original WWE run theme and his original WCW stock music theme. The P.O.D. version was OK, but I liked his first WWE theme. Shawn Michaels: I loathed it as a kid because I loathed Shawn. Now? It's not like I jam out to it or anything. It's iconic though. Triple H : I can unequivocally say Triple H has never had a theme that I didn't enjoy. John Cena : I preferred "Basic Thugonomics", but neither are really 'bangers' as the kids say. Stone Cold : Yeah. Enjoyed it. Randy Orton :Preferred Burn My Light to what he has now, and I'd rock out to Burn My Light. Sounds Foo Fighers-ey AJ Styles : Outside of his very first crummy TNA stock theme that I think they used for every All-American babyface at one point or another, I've liked all of AJ's themes. Roman Reigns : Not really. The Shield theme is kind of simplistic, and it works for wrestling, but I'm not listening to it in my spare time. The Rock : The Rock's theme is kind of basic too. Not bad for wrestling, but I don't go around humming it. Zack Ryder : I actually quite like Ryder's "Sunglasses At Night" knockoff theme. Granted, it hearkens back to a time where it felt like WWE was going to try with Zack, and that's kind of sad to think about. T.J Perkins: I almost didn't remember Perkins' theme. It's fine. Sounds like a video game so it fits him.
Who's physically the strongest: Brock Lesnar, Batista, or Bill Goldberg?
John Cena 1 Brock Lesnar 2 Goldberg 3 Batista 4