Brilliant reference to Almost Famous. I actually laughed outloud. I can't even comment on the list, but I had to recognize that.

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c. The board of Directors of AIG

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a. Elizabeth Warren, Congressional Oversight Officer

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a. 10 Billion Dollars

E.T.? Oh thank god! Look do you remember a guy from kindergarten named Bumblebee?

You DO?! Great, listen, I'm a friend of his and I'm looking to throw him a surprise party...

Great job on the list! I've only seen 500 Days of Summer thus far and I loved it, and I'm really looking forward to the rest of the list.

This is an example, but actual results may vary.

Thanks to my wife, who is a huge Whedon fan, I know that it's not out of character for him to do Musicals. He's long been known as a fan of Musicals; even one episode of Buffy was done in Musical form.

But considering Whedon's year last year, it's no surprise at all... does Dr. Horrible's Sing Along Blog ring a bell? If you haven't seen it, go to Hulu now and watch it. 45 minutes. And you'll understand why Whedon is appearing on TAL for a musical appearance.

Thanks for keeping up with the films there. Making my search for films a lot easier.

This list is the worst Cinematical seven recently... not for topic, but for omission of an obvious.

No "Strange Brew," one of the greatest canadian films of all time?

"Hey uh, I found a mouse in my beer eh, and that means I like get free beer and stuff, right eh?"

Fargo:

"...And that's why the deer cry every time you speed. Do you understand why I'm giving you a ticket?"

This is not the first documentary on plight of children in Uganda. The Documentary "Invisible Children" while feeling sometimes more like an MTV production than a social justice motivated documentary, exposes the conditions that these displaced children are living in. A large grassroots movement has risen up to help get something done about this sad situation.

http://www.invisiblechildren.com/home.php