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Honestly, I'm not an "Artist formerly known as Prince" fan, so I didn't care for the half-time show. But then, I can't recall a Super Bowl half-time show that I have liked.
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Mike Nordin wrote:What did everyone think of the Half time show? I thought it rocked! I wish I could have heard a full Prince version of "all along the Watchtower".
It wasn't my favorite halftime show but I was pleasantly surprised at how good it was.

I can't believe his makeup didn't smear in all that rain
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Well, it wasn't real rain, it was PURPLE RAIN! :lol:
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Here is a list of the Superbowl Half-time entertainment for the last 16 years. I don't even remember half of these. They must not have performed very well... LOL on the first one listed:

XXV - 1991 - New Kids on the Block
XXVI - 1992 - Gloria Estefan/Brian Boitano/Dorothy Hamill
XXVII - 1993 - Michael Jackson
XXVIII - 1994 - Clint Black/Tanya Tucker/Travis Tritt/Wynonna & Naomi Judd
XXIX - 1995 - Patti LaBelle/Tony Bennett/Arturo Sandoval/Miami Sound Machine
XXX - 1996 - Diana Ross
XXXI - 1997 - ZZ Top/James Brown
XXXII - 1998 - Boyz II Men/Smokey Robinson/Martha Reeves/Temptations/Queen Latifah
XXXIII - 1999 9Stevie Wonder/Gloria Estefan/Big Bad Voodoo Daddy/tap dancer Savion Glover
XXXIV - 2000 - Phil Collins, Christina Aguilera, Enrique Iglesias, Toni Braxton, 80-person choir
XXXV - 2001 - Aerosmith, *N’SYNC, Britney Spears, Mary J. Blige and Nelly
XXXVI - 2002 - U2
XXXVII - 2003 - Shania Twain, No Doubt and Sting
XXXVIII - 2004 - Janet Jackson, Kid Rock, P. Diddy, Nelly and Justin Timberlake
XXXIX - 2005 - Paul McCartney
XL - 2006 - The Rolling Stones
XLI - 2007 - Prince
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There is wayyyy too much Gloria Estefan on your above list. Plus she was around for that huge waste of time they showed before the SB this year. I think that proves that the SB has been in Miami too much - let's keep it over in San Diego & LA at the Rose Bowl or Coliseum (no need to come back to Detroit either, as much fun as that was to have over here, it should be in a good weather outdoor stadium).
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You mean No Seattle? :cry:
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Maybe Seattle can have it every 20 years or so.
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I always thought it would be great to have a Superbowl in the snow. Maybe have it in Buffalo or Alaska. That would be "real" football in the white powder on the ultimate day...
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BEST SEQUEL/TRIOLOGY......

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As inspired by a recent post of Fisherrock.... Let's hear everyones top 3 (or more) movies with atleast one sequel.

My top 5

5.Shrek - I just can't get enough of that talking Donkey
4.Lord of the Rings - I still haven't read the book but those were great movies.
3.Back to the Future - Each installment was just great!
2.Godfather - Godfather could be the best movie ever made!
1.Saw - Maybe because this is freshest in mind - I just love all 3 installments.

I'm not a fan of Star Wars but i'm sure it's great too. Spiderman is pretty close to knocking Shrek off my list.
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Hmmm...
I like most of the movies you mentioned (especially LotR), but I'll add a few more...

1. Star Wars ;) I had to...
2. X-Men
3. Spiderman
4. Going My Way
5. Lethal Weapon

I could add more, but I'll leave some for others to choose. ;)
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Good work Roops. You probably should have gave this its own thread… Great choices as well you two... Anyways, here are my Top 5:

Spiderman – looking forward to the 3rd one this summer!!!
The Naked Gun – Leslie Nielson was and still is the man.
Back to the Future – Michael J. Fox at his finest
American Pie – Not a family friendly trilogy for this family friendly site, but I love the Sophomoric humor.
Rocky – I loved 1-4, part 5 was terrible, Rocky Balboa (Rocky 6) finished this series out right.
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Best Sequals:
LOTR
Alein's II
Spiderman II
X-men II
Empire Strikes Back (the best Star Wars flick!!!)

What I'm looking forward to seeing:
300
Fantastic 4 II
Pirates III
Spiderman III
Shriek III
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I miss Heroes right now.
I miss the Office.
Lost is finally getting better. I love the buried alive action. A good episode.
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Last night's Lost was a good one. I hate to admit it, but I didn't figure it out the paralysis angle until it was basically spelled out. I should have seen it coming earlier.
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Neither did I! And, Oh! When she opened her eyes in the last seconds as the dirt was being thrown- that was horrifying!

I am missing Heroes too! I can't handle all of this suspense! :lol:
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One week until Heroes starts up again.
Lost is gettin better. How many who watch the show knew she was still a bad guy? Siad will straighten things out, you'll see.
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She's just so shady- from the second she and Kate woke up cuffed together, I knew she was up to something. I think Jack only trusts her so easily because she looks so much like his ex-wife. I felt bad for Sawyer, he was finally going to get to be the good guy for once and then Jack comes back in all high and mighty. And, I do hope Sayid gets to Juliette before THE OTHERS come back.

I am also super excited for the return of Heroes next week. I need to watch the last episode so I can catch back up, though. The breaks in shows like this help drive the suspense but they also drive me crazy!
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Ditto on all that. Sayid is my favorite character. He's the only one who really has their crap together.
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Re: BEST SEQUEL/TRIOLOGY......

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Jason Spoor wrote:As inspired by a recent post of Fisherrock.... Let's hear everyones top 3 (or more) movies with atleast one sequel.

My top 5

5.Shrek - I just can't get enough of that talking Donkey
4.Lord of the Rings - I still haven't read the book but those were great movies.
3.Back to the Future - Each installment was just great!
2.Godfather - Godfather could be the best movie ever made!
1.Saw - Maybe because this is freshest in mind - I just love all 3 installments.

I'm not a fan of Star Wars but i'm sure it's great too. Spiderman is pretty close to knocking Shrek off my list.
Pirates of Caribbean (both..and im sure all 3)
Lord of the Rings
Dumb and Dumber
Joe Dirt
Polar Express




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The Office
My Name is Earl
Law & Order Criminal Intent (only with Vincent D'Onofrio though)
B.O.S.S.I.
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crap, you nailed it.
I'd only include Lost, Hereos, and The Lost Boys, of course.
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