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Brock Lesner vs. Big Show: Good opener. Short but sweet match. 7/10

The Dudley Boyz vs. Lance Storm & William Regal: Another short but decent match. For those with table fetish, you don't get one. 7/10

Dawn Marie vs. Torrie Wilson: I really didn't think WWE could sink this low. This is, if not the worst, one of the worst angles they ever have came up with. A match like this ruins the whole card. 3/10

Scott Steiner vs. Triple H: This match would bore today's wrestling/sports entertainment fans. Not many fancy or high flying menuvers presented in this match. Being a true wrestling fan, I didn't think it was a bad match. This match resembles Harley Race vs. Dory Funk matches in the '70s with violence. 6/10

Kurt Angle vs. Chris Benoit: Until I saw this match between these two fine athletes, Steamboat vs. Savage at Wrestlemania III was my favorite match. This match totally stole the show at Royal Rumble! A match of the year candidate, or decade! 10/10

30 Man Royal Rumble: Face paced, as each wrestler shows up every 90 seconds as opposed their two minute gap in the previous Royal Rumbles. Decent rumble overall. Big powerhouses dominate at the end. My least favorite part was WWE Eminem John Cena taking away 90 seconds of rumble match as he does his awful performance. I sincerely hope this fool won't be one of the future main eventers in WWE. 8/10

Matt Damon as a loser who turns out to be a psychotic killer, Jude Law as a rich and spoiled kid who leads carefree life style, Philip Seymour Hoffman as an obnoxious asshole friend, the character development in this film is spectacular. Gwenyth Paltrow also fits perfectly as Jude Law's character's girlfriend who doesn't suspect much of her boyfriend's carefree life style as he is sewing his wild oats behind her back.

Having been in Italy for some time in the past, this film brings me sheer joy of beautiful sceneries I remember seeing before. The score is also excellent. I wasn't even a jazz fan prior to seeing this movie. But I liked all the tunes played in this marvelous film. As a matter of fact, this movie introduced me to jazz music, which has gotten into my liking.

I must have seen this movie over and over again within short span of time period, and I can't say that about many movies. Many people criticize for its ambiguous ending, but must all "good" movies have happy ending? No, the real world isn't always happy, and having an ending like this movie's opens discussion among viewers with their interpretation. Truly a remarkable film.