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lol do you really need to see the end?

Dillinger dies.

LOL SPOILER

Also I haven't seen Public Enemies but I'll just assume the first Dillinger movie is still superior until I see it.

Anyway,

Lock and Load: Helicopters and then Lock and Load: Pistols. Also I think the Cowboys cleaned up in the first preseason game.

I don't really like Gangland, it's always the same. Those gangs are all the freakin' same! What a bunch of losers. Seriously, you could transport all the members from one in L.A. to one in Chicago to one in Miami and the average passer by wouldn't be able to tell the difference.

I mean, seriously, real gangs should be like the ones in The Warriors, where they each had an obvious motif going on. That would be way better than this whole same-old same-old gangster wear these guys have going on. These guys are so freaking lame, man. Heck, they don't even have differentiating personalities because they stole them from stupid Hollywood movies about gang members, so they all act the same too!

Anyway,

Warriors: Musashi versus Kojiro was pretty good. Plus I watched History Detectives but it was kind of lame this week.

Hey, I just saw RocknRolla too, is it because it just came out on Cinemax?

I'm under the impression it's a Guy Ritchie film because it seemed exactly like all those Guy Ritchie movies I've seen. May be someone completely different, though. I dunno, I don't think you can do a "British gangster" film and not have it be compared to Guy Ritchie.

Anyway I just re-watched the Spider-Man trilogy and was reminded of how good those movies were. Surprising, really. In fact every time I watch the first one I'm surprised at how enjoyable it is despite the fact that when I'm not watching it I always think, "Bah, Spider-Man 1 ain't that great" and then I watch it and I'm like "Wow, this is really good, no wonder they made a second one."

EDIT: Oh, and gangs need constitutions so that when one of them screws up and is capped by the leader, they can pretend there was some reason for it in the code or whatever. It's kind of like Omerta or the Pirate's Code: it isn't actually followed and those in power don't have to follow it but it exists for some reason, maybe to give some basic guideline (though it mainly comes down to 1. don't snitch 2. don't screw up).