Welcome to TWA Nitro with a WQ and Rate the show and Pick the Winners?
upstage me both you and Masters were the Weak Links, now I have THe Perfect Team, You see these Men behind me, we will dominate Nitro and will dominate you and we will do it right now Rock: And how do you plan to do that? HHH: Like this (Drew, Sheamus and Lashley all attack The Already Injured Rock whilst Triple H stands back and watches. Triple H just keeps ordering The Rest of The Federation to continue their assualt. The Rock is completley laid out in the middle of The Ring, Triple H then goes and picks up The Rock's TWA Title and stands over The Rock holding The Title in The air, he then drops it on The Rock before leaving The Ring with the rest of The Federation.) Rate the show and Pick the Winners WQ: Jamie Noble what did you think of his career in WWE?
What happened between Jerry Hall and the guy she chose on the show "Kept"?
I forgot his name - I think it was Scott. He was the final contestant on the show "Kept." I was wondering if anyone knows if they're still together, and what happened with them after the show. What exactly was the winner supposed to get anyway...a chance to live with Jerry for a year, drive around in fancy cars and be given money?
Which movies memorably got the casting exactly right?
Quite a few, and we love them dearly. Here are some that standout above the crowd.A Time to KillNot a whole lot of words on this one. Every role seems tailor made for the actor playing it. The Fisher King I didn't think to even consider this movie, but it's pretty remarkable how perfectly cast it is. SleepersIt's a shame that not a ton of people know about this film, but LORD almighty is it superbly well cast. So. Damn. Good. The kids are perfect, and the adult versions are even better.The OutsidersDon't know what to say. There is so much legend in this one picture, but it more or less paints the picture of the book that the young author, SE Hinton, wrote. The Great EscapeThis might be the most cheerful WWII film I've ever seen. It's cast is pretty legendary.Steve McQueen, Richard Attenborough, James Garner, Charles Bronson, James Coburn, Donald Pleasance, Nigel Stock, Gordon Jackson, John Leyton, Angus Lennie, Robert Graf, James Donald Raiders of the Lost ArkIf not for Harrison Ford alone. This film is a topper. In the Name of the FatherDDL, Postlethwaite, Emma Thompson. It's a killer crew, for an incredibly moving film. Having Pete play Daniel's father is a kind of brilliant choice. Emma Thompson is incredibly charismatic in her role. I'm inspired by this casting, and it seems to be a role as close to DDL as I can think. It's a mix of some of his early work, but ultimately is a testament unto itself. True LiesPerhaps the epitome of what an action movie can be. This film is the ultimate. It has the quintessential hero, with the quintessential sidekick Tom Arnold, a great villain Art Malik, and a fantastic stooge Bill Paxton.
Results for WS Hell in a Cell + Matches for WS RAW Supershow + Wrestling Questions?!?
WS RAW SS: 1. The Last Icon 2. Brogue Kick 3. WWE Champion CM Punk 4. Tнe Prodιɢαl Aѕѕαѕѕιɴ 5. Hunter WS Jigsaw and Dragoontri The Mythical Avenger 6. John Cena WS World Champion WQ1: First off I don't get how people aren't buying CM Punk as champion, it's ridiculous. I think he is arguably the best all round natural wrestler in WWE, fantastic straight talking promos and a vintage character. I would go in to more detail but I was just trying to keep it short. I thoroughly enjoyed RAW. I thought there were terrific promos and some good build up with the Cena/Kane angle and the Jericho thing. Some pretty good matches and JL continued being a douche. 8.5/10. WQ2: I think John Cena will win it and continuously attack Kane after the match to continue his "supposed" heel turn or it'll just symbolize the vintage John Cena, when he needs to dig deep he always will. I think it's definitely a Cena victory. The only way I don't see Cena winning it is if The Rock pops up and costs him the match. WQ3: Being a Mickie James fan my favourite moment was when she defeated the "apparently" unbeatable Beth Phoenix live on RAW in England to win her Fourth Women's Championshiphip becoming only the fourth woman in history to win four Women's Championship's or more that was obviously before she won her fifth Admittedly the biggest moment of the year was Shawn Michaels vs Ric Flair at Wrestlemania 24 when HBK retired Flair. Now I am not a Ric Flair fan at all. But you did get a lump in your throat when you saw the camera on HBK's face muttering "I'm Sorry" before he finished Ric Flair off. The respect the two had for one another and the end of legacy left by another legend on the grand stage. You seem to be one of the more regular and contributing users to the WS since I've returned more regularly myself. Take a look at this and gimme your feedback will ya?: Ideas for MONTHLY Wrestling Section AWARDS http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;...