After Dentist

Me on Wii (Idol Style)

I didn't realize Katie was taping me

Morgan Freeman

I found it difficult to rank Morgan Freeman within my system b/c he's seldom a lead character. I gave him 3 pts each for being the among the leads in 2 of my favorite all-time movies. His role in some of the 'good' movies is sometimes quite minor. In the end, he's among the leaders.

Great
Shawshank Redemption
Se7en
Good
Glory
Robin Hood Prince of Thieves
Bruce Almighty
Evan Almighty
The Dark Knight
Average
Million Dollar Baby
Deep Impact
Sum of All Fears
Levity
Batman Begins
Bad

Current Total: 11 points

Actors Updated

A Great Movie earns you 3 points
A Good Movie earns you 1 point
An Average Movie counts for nothing
A Bad Movie costs you 2 points

Here are the results so far:
Tom Hanks: 17pts
Jim Carrey: 15pts
Morgan Freeman: 11 pts
Robin Williams: 11pts
Tom Cruise: 9pts
Denzel Washington: 8pts
Brad Pitt: 7pts
Harrison Ford: 7pts
Matthew McConaughey: 7 pts
Julia Roberts: 6 pts
Meg Ryan: 6 pts
Mel Gibson: 6pts
Arnold Schwarzenegger: 6pts
Kevin Spacey: 5 pts
Jena Malone: 5pts
Bruce Willis: 4 pts
Kevin Costner: 4 pts
Sandra Bullock: 4 pts
Tim Robbins: 3pts
Nicolas Cage: 2 pts
Adam Sandler: 1pt
Jack Black: 0pts
Drew Barrymore: 0pt
Natalie Portman: -1 pt
Matthew Perry: -3pts
Ed Harris (not yet ranked)

* no link ='s recently qualified

Rules I've Made Up Along The Way:
1. No animated/computerized/cartoon voice acting stuff counts 2. The actor must have played a major role in the movie, not some two minute cameo. 3. I had to have seen over 90% of the movie UNLESS it was so bad that I turned it off. 4. I must have seen them in at least seven movies that fit rules 1-3.

Near Qualifiers
Dustin Hoffman
Will Ferrell
Heath Ledger
Cameron Diaz

Super Bowl

Another very entertaining Super Bowl (though I missed much of the 1st & 3rd quarters). Here are my general thoughts...

2 exciting Super Bowls in a row
100 yard INT return the key play
Arizona actually outplayed them imo
Big Ben is awesome at buying time
Fitzgerald is the best WR in the NFL
It really is a game of inches