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It's ok Tom, I totally got it but it is early Monday so we can let me people who didn't off... I'm still waiting for someone to point out the other obvious error, there is no way Suicide Squad is an Academy Award winning movie!

I would be all over an Adam West appearance, and yeah, it would be for Family guy over Batman haha

John Wick Chapter 2 I think I preferred it to the first, it was close though

I got like, 80 messages... people call them work emails but they were on Valentines Day so they were Valentines messages

I saw her perform live once... she played piano and sang and was actually pretty good.

Really nice guy, great announcement

I really like Snickers Bars, well apart from the peanuts coz, you know, peanuts are the devil.... so Mars Bars, I really like Mars Bars

Very strong guest announcement Met him by chance a fair few years back now and he was an absolute gent

Quite funny how many people would say the same thing really especially considering that they kinda existed as a WWF version of Road Warriors, it was certainly Demolition that I was aware of first for sure They are top guys too, really nice

some of my recent watches... Split (McEvoy was great) Hacksaw Ridge See No Evil, Hear No Evil The Internship I've seen 31 films this year so far that I hadn't seen before... Have imagine I will manage one a day for the rest of the year but a decent start...

As much as I'd like either of those names, rightly or wrongly wrestling guests never seem to be labelled under the "sports" category due to it not being looked at as a legit sport. That in itself is an argument for another time (and that's coming from a long term wrestling fan). Also, I've seen on Facebook which organisation is bringing the sports guest over and they usually specialise in guests from the football, snooker and boxing world. I'm predicting the guest will come from one of those backgrounds. It has got to be James Elsworth right?

Floyd Mayweather Emile Heskey? Please be Harrison Ford!!!

watched a few more.. Spy Hard Dracula Dead and Loving It La La Land Live By Night The Watch Easy A Those are some I can remember, there may be a few more La La Land can I just say, as much as I enjoyed it, considering it isn't really my cup of tea, I much prefer my random song and dance numbers when Muppets are involved

I felt like people read more into Zootropolis than was there due to the...interesting...political and racial climate in the US and elsewhere last year. I figure that's why it got the Golden Globe. I have to disagree... I saw it without any knowledge of it asides the voice cast and that was the thing I took from it most of all and that is coming from someone that doesn't follow politics and rarely pays to much attention to the news too. I believe that was the story that the creators were going for and conveyed that in a way that kids would be able to get that point too which is no bad thing that said, I still don't think it was the best animated movie released last year... Angry Birds was waaaaaaaaaaaaaaay better. Sausage Party too!

Zootropolis was quite deep in the sense that it had the whole underlying story of don't judge people without knowing them.. just because someone is different from you, (race/religion/species), I thought that part of it was done extremely well. The rest of it was fine... Midnight Special, I'm not sure it was meant to be "fun" in the way ET was.. I liked the 80's vibe of it and I loved that it was darker in tone. Michael Shannon is probably one of the best and most underrated actors around right now Anywho... I have seen Think Like A Man Too Jack Reacher Never Go Back Keeping Up With The Joneses Girl On The Train Parenthood The Great Outdoors Withnail & I A Monster Calls The Sitter Nerdland Think that is it so far... Watching Stir Crazy at the moment, La La Land, Live By Night and Manchester By The Sea are planned for the weekend I also revisited XXX and The Looney Looney Looney Bugs Bunny Movie as well

Police Academy folk would be great, I've met Steve Guttenberg, Michael Winslow, David Spade, Rene Auberjonis and Brian Tochi before.... I know Leslie Easterbrook and Marion Ramsey have done an event over here before, possible a Showmasters one actually but before my time so I would love to see them back George R Robertson G. W. Bailey (this is a huge one for me, staple of my 80's movie viewing) Lance Kinsey Bruce Mahler Scott Thompson Bobcat Goldthwait Tim Kazurinsky Andrew Paris Art Metrano Colleen Camp Matt McCoy Donovan Scott Howard Hesseman Kim Cattrall (ha!) Tony Hawk Sharon Stone (HAHA)

10th Anniversary of Transformers live action movie so just get Peter Cullen... jeez

I admit the 2nd was the weakest of them, but had some excellent moments, the Prime/StarScream/Megatron battle in the forest was just stunning 3 and 4 were both excellent in my view, absolutely loads of references to the Gen1 cartoons

I have nothing but love for the remakes, Bay will never hear a bad word from me

So this is not a new suggestion but I was watching the 30th Anniversary Blu-Ray yesterday and the documentary feature reminded me how much I want/need to meet people from this franchise Peter Cullen is the main one for me, I have met all my other heroes (Bret Hart, Hulk Hogan, Green Day etc), Peter is the only one left but I am sure I am not the only one that would pay big money to meet him, he's insanely popular at the shows Stateside that he does so while he may be pricey to bring over I think he would be every bit the draw some of the other stars we've had over the years, bigger quite possibly Frank Welker is another... huge talent, huge amount of history Judd Nelson (Hot Rod/Rodimus) Gregg Burger (Grimlock) Susan Blu (Arcee) Dan Gilvezan (Bumblebee) Neil Ross (Springer) for the completists out there he's worked on Star Wars and BTTF stuff Stan Bush (singer of The Touch and Dare) Vince Dicola (composer/writer) With the 30th anniversary of this movie just passed and the 5th live action film coming out next year (Jess Harnell, Hugo Weaving, Titus Welliver maybe?) I just think now is the time to try for these guys and girls I'd give me left testicle to meet some of these people... or pay more cash than my testicle is actually worth, whichever you'd perfer

1) Peter Cullen 2) Mark Mero 3) Masi Oka 4) Ali Larter 5) Frank Welker Convention friendly list there I reckon.... I could have just put Peter Cullen 5 times mind you,

Joe is the only one I need now... well, unless you want to get Richard Donner on board too please and thank you

not meeting Richard Brake as I need him to add to my Kingsman DVD but didn't realise he was there until I saw him sat signing... I didn't have my DVD with me... not meeting Faye Marsay as I would like her to add to my Pride DVD but... well I didn't know who she was until I got home and looked her up because she was cute

You must be having a horrible crisis of conscious for the Smackdown main event at Summerslam huh?

He was fine when I got his autograph... little quiet but he acknowledged me, thanked me and kinda smiled too the photoshoots were different of course but yeah, he wasn't the worst meeting experience I have ever had