Viet's original name wasn't Viet. He won't be telling you what it was any time soon.
Viet is not a morning person.
Viet writes all these factoids himself.
Viet's favourite hockey team is the Toronto Maple Leafs. GO LEAFS GO!!!
Viet thinks pro wrestling or "sports entertainment" is real.
Viet doesn't like to eat breakfast.
Viet was the last of his friends to create a web site.
Viet's favourite Transformer is Optimus Prime.
Viet's favourite snacks are chips.
Viet thinks Netscape 4.x is a piece of crap, don't use it.
Viet's arch nemesis is the wind.
Viet is actually Scottish. His name was originally McTran but they made him change it when he came to Canada.
Viet's favourite TV series of all time is the Transformers.
Viet doesn't like eating candy.
Viet likes Star Trek, but don't call him a Trekkie!
Viet likes to beat up his cat at least once a day.
Viet can't leap tall buildings in a single bound. But he can climb like Spider-Man (almost).
Movie Reviews
X-Men: The Last Stand - Review
by vxt(May 28, 2006)
If X-Men: The Last Stand is the final installment of the X-Men movies, it sure went out with a bang.
The Last Stand is action-packed and moves very quickly. It's almost like watching a 108 minute long trailer. There is little time for story or character development as the movie opts to go for shock value and big special effects moments. The special effects and big moments are great, it's unfortunate though that they were unable to build a story around it. A lot of sh*t goes down in this movie which may please some and anger others.
All the main characters from the previous movie were there with the exception of Nightcrawler. I'm not sure if I missed a scene explaining his absence. New characters in this movie include Beast (Kelsey Grammar), Angel (Ben Foster) and Juggernaut. Sadly only Beast seem to get any screen time. One of the problems with this movie was that it tried to do too much and was unable to give the proper time to what makes a good movie, the characters.
This movie unlike the previous two movies seems geared more towards attracting the general movie audience rather than X-Men fans. All in all, I would have to say that it wasn't that bad of a movie. I enjoyed watching this trailer, can't want to see the full movie. Hopefully, when the DVD is released there will be a lot of added scenes that will gives us a more indepth look at the characters.
