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Week of March 13, 2006

You can take "The Peacemaker," "Deep Impact," and "The Tuxedo." We'll take "Gladiator," "American Beauty" and anything else that didn't suck.

Emilio's 17

Yeah, like he needed all that overpriced crap anyway...

This lawsuit's going to make 'House Party' look like 'House Party Two!'

I told you... don't call me SENIOR!!

Maybe this is all a bad dream too?

Thanks Sharon, but I think I'll wait until this one comes out on DVD (so I can freeze frame of course)

There is absolutely, positively no nepotism in Hollywood. None.

You're good, baby, I'll give you that... but me? I'm magic.

This band will go down like a lead balloon

Well, Goodbye there Children...

They can't sell the Capitol Records building! What will be left to destroy in the next crappy 'end of the world' movie?

Same old Courtney - still sponging off Kurt

Panic on the streets of Austin

You're a fat, Botox faced, wig-wearing ninny! Oh yeah? Well your band has a dirty H addict as a lead singer!

Black Sabbath, Blondie, Miles Davis, The Sex Pistols, Lynyrd Skynyrd Enter Rock Hall



01 THE BREAK-UP $39.17
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02 X-MEN: THE LAST STAND $34.02
$9159/av

03 OVER THE HEDGE $20.65
$5170/avg

04 THE DAVINCI CODE $18.61
$4953/avg

05 MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE III $4.68
$1756/avg

06 POSEIDON $3.49
$1283/avg

07 RV $3.20
$1469/avg

08 SEE NO EVIL $2.04
$1607/avg

09 AN INCONVENIENT TRUTH $1.36
$17615/avg

10 JUST MY LUCK $855K
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By Patrick Keller

June 3, 2005

A Disaster Waiting to Happen

Whether they want to admit it or not, everyone secretly wishes they could be be Roland Emmerich, rich and powerful director of such masterpieces as THE PATRIOT, INDEPENDENCE DAY, GODZILLA, and THE DAY AFTER TOMORROW. Okay, maybe not GODZILLA, but when you're a rich and powerful director like Emmerich, you know how to take the good with the bad. It helps that you are bathed nightly in milk, rubbed with fine oils, and dressed in fine silks by eunuchs who are not allowed to look you in the eye. That's just the kind of life you lead when you're the man who directed STARGATE.

Why is it that everyone harbors a secret Emmerich fixation? Is it his chiseled German good looks? His giant piles of money? His gift for merging almost goofy dialogue with images of stuff blowing up? We may never know, although we have a strong suspicion that it's the money. What we do know, however, is that fulfilling your Emmerich fantasy is not as hard as you might think: Simply press the button below and -- bam! -- you've created a Roland Emmerich masterpiece. It's just that easy!

What are you waiting for? Your eunuchs are standing by! Be all the Emmerich you can be!

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Thanks to Rick Anderson for the coding assistance on the Emmerichinator3000.

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