Worst movie I ever seen. I actually paid to see this in theaters and sat through 2 hours thinking that I paid to see this shit movie it better get good. I was wrong. Tom Cruise, I want my back.

Rubbish follow-up to one of the most enjoyable sci-fi/horror/action flicks of all time. Starting the movie by killing two characters whom most movie goers liked was mistake number one. Scenes resembling video game POV shots (supposedly seeing from the Xenomorph point of view) were also not impressive. Pure crap. A bunch of drunk monkeys typing could have done a better job.

Where do I begin? I can see where they tried their best with adapting a film version of this from the comics but it seems like every person involved in the film did care who the audience was. From the Batman suit, the premise of the story, and the acting it was hard to pick which one was the worst part.

An movie where you'll see one actor bite off the other actors toenail, yuck! Their names are not important by the way.

I'm your huckleberry.

If I had my way I would put as my top 5 in order: Dirt, Self-titled, jar of flies, facelift, and sap. Yes they are all Alice In Chains albums but what can I say that's my favorite band and I feel the most underrated band of the last 25 years. Pearl jam gets dishonorable mention for being front runners (just trying to fit in with other Seattle bands, look it up) and the album nevermind fits in the overrated category along with rage against the machine, it's funny I've noticed a lot of "huge" nirvana fans only name their hit singles (smells like teen spirit, come as you are, lithium, heart shaped box) when asked their favorite nirvana songs and these are the people who claim nirvana as the best band of the 90s, ha, 3-7 songs don't make a band great, I can every song from every AiC album in order because there's only maybe 2 songs I don't like by them (nothing song, swing on this) everything else ranges from a 7.5 out of 10 to a 10 out of 10. Layne was a far better singer than kurt, kurt even admitted that in an interview. I hate British bands that came after 1980 so oasis and radiohead get no love from this guy.

To me the 90's were a time of narcolepsy. The youth bounced around like a Barenaked Ladies music video, upbeat sounds with lyrical undertones of sadness and confusion. Prozac and Ritalin swept the nation and much of the great musical talent never got the recognition they deserved due to a society that was allowed to stop caring.

I love Blur, it was a hard decision putting only 3 albums from them, Modern Life is Rubbish and Parklife are excellent records but I feel like the ones I selected have a special place in my heart.

Nobody can deny that Korn is one of the angriest bands to ever grace the airwaves and MTV and it all started with this album. The sheer force of the music, the underlying angst in the anger and Jonathan's iconic use of bagpipes in heavy metal make this an album to remember. It's definitely rooted a spot as one of my all-time favorites.

They were a duo throughout the 80s. After their tour ended in 1990 Curt Smith left. Roland Orzabal was left to carry on the business. He released two albums under the name Tears for Fears in the 90s. 1995's Raoul and the Kings of Spain being the other. The best section of the album is the opening three tracks in my opinion. The only major hit was "Break it Down Again". "Cold" was a minor hit in England. "Goodnight Song" got airplay on Top 40 stations in the US. Title track "Elemental" and its b-side "New Star" got a little bit of airplay on Rock radio thanks in part I believe to KROQ. Tracks: 1. Elemental 5/5 2. Cold (UK #72) 5/5 3. Break it Down Again (US #25, UK#20) 5/5 4. Mr. Pessimist 3.5/5 5. Dog's a Best Friend's Dog 4.5/5 6. Fish Out of Water 5/5 7. Gas Giants 3/5 8. Power 3.5/5 9. Brian Wilson Said 4/5 10. Goodnight Song (US #125) 4.5/5