Ale

Dwayne Johnson is NOT Cast in "20,000 Leagues Under the Sea" http://www.worstpreviews.com/headline.php?...306&count=0 Good

Excellent. Thanx Ash! :thumbsup:

DCNelson came to WS.com and posted an article with his 10 favorite songs by Will Smith. I thought it would be interesting to share it and see what people have to say about it, so here you go guys: http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/1...gs_.html?cat=33

Seems the role has gone to 'The Rock': http://www.comingsoon.net/news/movienews.php?id=55085 Pity :thumbdown:

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Old article, just for those who hadn't seen it before. Thought it could be interesting... http://www.people.com/people/archive/artic...0131618,00.html

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-UnyoBCDZaA&hl=es

La Quinta Estación - Que Te Quería

Enjoy your day dude! :tee: :emot-keke: :birthday: :7: :respect: :dj: :Party_fest09: :kool: :wickedwisdom: :jazzy: :angelamor: :party: :pony: :gettinjiggywitit:

Voted! :thumbsup:

I didn't find it boring at all. Pretty interesting indeed, and the battle scenes were very intense. Just loved it. Will's best movie IMO.

*Will Smith and Samuel L. Jackson will join “Good Morning America” financial contributor Mellody Hobson and others to discuss money tips amidst the world's current economic crisis in a new ABC special. “Unbroke: Everything You Need to Know About Money,” to premiere May 29, will feature the actors joining fellow celebs Seth Green, the Jonas Brothers and the E*Trade babies to talk about credit cards, mortgages, the stock market indexes, investing, 401(k) plans and more. As previously reported, Smith's TV work in 2009 also includes "Unfinished Business," a new crime drama for the Sci-Fi Channel produced by the actor's production company Overbrook Entertainment. The show follows an ex-cop who starts seeing flashes of memories from the recently deceased. The visions compel him to help wronged souls resolve their unfinished business.' Jackson's recent TV resume includes voicing the lead character of Spike TV's "Afro Samurai." http://www.eurweb.com/story/eur52718.cfm

My prediction on Ale's response: Changing cooler to sexier still doesnt make it a valid reason for me. Dude, you know me pretty well! :lolsign: Ive had some previous experiences with you're debating methods, wouldnt you say? :lolsign: Haha, yeah. I dont know if that's good or bad though :lolsign:

My prediction on Ale's response: Changing cooler to sexier still doesnt make it a valid reason for me. Dude, you know me pretty well! :lolsign:

Gotta love it :wickedwisdom: :wickedwisdom: :wickedwisdom: :wickedwisdom: :wickedwisdom: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2tkmi7EdS6Y&hl=es

I'm with you, guys. 'The Legend of Bagger Vance' was a great movie for me. Loved it. Shame it's so underrated.

At least get the quote right in the argument... "You can't just ram a man's personal things into some hole like that" Must've been very memorable :stickpoke: Having said that, I did prefer 7P to WWW, but I'd probably watch WWW more often. Its probably the WS movie I have seen the most times, whilst still being the movie I like the least. I cant figure it out why, hit me up if anyone else has an idea. :lolsign: I agree with what you said. And the answer to your question must be Salma Hayek :gettinjiggywitit: Nah, just kidding. Probably it's because it's easy to watch and keeps you entertained. Julie, you only said why you prefer WWW, but that doesn't mean it's better than 7P. "Will looks cooler as a cowboy than as a depressed man" is not a valid argument for me. The quality between both movies is pretty different.

'Seven Pounds' is, IMO, one of Will's best movies. You can like it or dislike it, but you can't tell me it's worse than 'Wild Wild West'. Everything in '7P' is better than in 'WWW': director, performances, script... Everything.

WHAT? :leaving:

Crime procedural will serve as backdoor pilot By James Hibberd April 19, 2009, 11:00 PM ET Sci Fi Channel is teaming with Will Smith for a new crime procedural. The network has ordered "Unfinished Business," a drama about an ex-cop who starts seeing flashes of memories from the recently deceased. The visions compel him to help wronged souls resolve their unfinished business. The network plans to air "Business" as a two-hour movie that will also serve as a potential series pilot. "Business" is being produced through Overbrook Entertainment, with Smith, James Lassiter and Ken Stovitz executive producing. Emmy-nominated scribe Sally Robinson ("Iron Jawed Angels") will write the pilot, and Emmy winner Mikael Salomon ("Band of Brothers") is attached to direct. Both also will serve as executive producers. The project will be produced by Universal Cable Prods., with Overbrook head Heather Courtney overseeing production. "Sci Fi is excited to begin development on 'Unfinished Business' with Overbrook Entertainment and Will Smith," said Mark Stern, executive vp original programming at Sci Fi. "It is a compelling and thrilling drama that is perfect for our audience." The drama represents a meld between Sci Fi's brand and the most sturdy scripted genre format. The network's most recent stab at the crime procedural was 2007's "The Dresden Files." "Business" joins "The Phantom" and "Riverworld" as backdoor pilots coming to the network, which changes its name to Syfy on July 7. www.hollywoodreporter.com/hr/content_display/television/news/e3i9adb8751e5603b1da8070a05467b6918

An apology to Will Smith and the New Village Leadership Academy By Mail On Sunday Reporter Last updated at 1:08 AM on 19th April 2009 Contrary to saying last week that the New Village Leadership Academy in Los Angeles is a Church of Scientology school in fact we are assured that the academy, founded by the actor Will Smith and his wife Jada Pinkett Smith, is secular, with no religious affiliation and welcomes children from all backgrounds. Apologies for our misunderstanding. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/artic...y.html?ITO=1490

Happy B-Day Angie!!! :wiggle: :wiggle: :wiggle:

It's Lil Wayne with a mask.

I had this version 'cause I made a mp3 of this video when it was uploaded to YouTube :lolsign: