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  1. Alone in the Dark
    The writers for Alone are clearly guilty of grand theft cinema having ripped off scenes and plot elements from multiple sources including but not limited to: Aliens, Relic, Starship Troopers, Dawn of the Dead, Hellboy, and The X-Files among others. One would think that they’d be able to find something good when they’ve scoured all that material, but sadly you’d be wrong. The script deserves a special place all its own.
  2. Home Alone
    By the time it had run its course in theatres, Home Alone was the third highest grossing movie of all time, according to the home video box. In the year 1990 the film was the highest grossing film. In total, its cinema run grossed $477,561,243 worldwide.[3]
  3. Home Alone -- Kevin Mccallister
    Home Alone is a 1990 comedy film written and produced by John Hughes and directed by Chris Columbus. It stars Macaulay Culkin as Kevin McCallister, an eight-year-old who is mistakenly left behind when his family flies to Paris, France for their Christmas holiday. While initially relishing his time alone, he is later greeted by two house burglars. He eventually manages to outwit them with a series of booby traps.
  4. Home Alone -- Childs
    Home Alone is a 1990 film about a boy named Kevin McCallister (played by the rising child star Macaulay Culkin), who is accidentally left at home for the holidays while the rest of his family goes to Paris. He must then protect his house from two criminals that have gone on a housebreaking spree through the neighborhood.
  5. Alone in the Dark -- Edward Carnby
    Taking inspiration from today's globally popular TV action dramas, Alone in the Dark delivers a new level of gripping narrative intensity, presented as a complete season format of episodes each containing action, plot twists and cliff-hangers. With a script written by best-selling author Carcaterra, players take the role of Edward Carnby as over the course of one apocalyptic night he must uncover the earth-shattering secret behind Central Park.
  6. Alone in the Dark -- Uwe Boll
    Update 2/2/05: Interestingly, House of the Dead is currently #28 on the Internet Movie Database’s list of the 100 worst films ever made (as ranked by registered users), while Alone in the Dark is at #12. Rest assured though, House is significantly worse, difficult as that may be to believe. A word of warning: Most of the House/Alone team has reassembled for the upcoming video game-based Bloodrayne. For some interesting backstory on Boll’s celebrated hackdom, go here.
  7. Home Alone -- House
    If you stay home alone and don’t like it, there are other alternatives. You could join an after school program such as a sports team or a club. Also, you might be able to go to a friend’s house one day after school to do homework until your parents can pick you up, and have that friend come to your house on a different day.
  8. Alone in the Dark -- Game
    Atari showed the new Alone in the Dark game at last year's E3, but they did not have it available at last week's show and a recent press event in New York City was canceled a few weeks ago. More information on the new game is expected to be announced in the near future, according to an external PR representative for Atari.
  9. David Geffen -- Miscellaneous
    Anyone who has ever worked with Geffen, let alone been caught in his crosshairs, understands what a scary thought it would be to have him own the LA Times. Pull-no-punches Kim Masters lays it out in Slate:
  10. Videx -- Retrovir
    Therapy with Videx can cause certain changes (mutations) in HIV's structure to occur. Some mutations will prevent Videx from working against HIV. Some studies suggest that HIV is much more likely to become resistant to Videx if it is already resistant to Retrovir (AZT), another NRTI. If HIV is not resistant to Retrovir, resistance to Videx may develop much more slowly. If HIV does become resistant to Videx, it will not likely be sensitive to Hivid (ddC), another NRTI. However, this is not the same the other way around: HIV that becomes resistant to Hivid may still be sensitive to Videx.
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