Considering the entire island of Manhattan is a 'prison' that is nearly impossible to escape and filled with all manner of wackiness, I'd say "Escape From New York" runs pretty high up the list… 
What more could you want? Oh yeah… The tattoo!
Author: Deano
Deano’s answer to: “What are the long-term benefits of attending an Ivy League school?”
The Ivies are, at least undergrad, only as useful as your networking skills. Getting good grades is a kind of networking in this context, but any method will work. Make lots of friends and these friends will wind up in high and helpful places down the road.
Other than that, you're better off being a bigger fish in a smaller pond, and if you're up for a masters or phd, cracking an Ivy later on…
I say this having completely misused my time at Yale on my studies and student employment (which I needed to help pay for things that would've been free if I'd taken the full ride at Madison).
What are the long-term benefits of attending an Ivy League school?
Deano’s answer to: “What do Queen Latifah’s friends call her? Queen? Latifah? Something else?”
Deano’s answer to: “Is it safe to assume that time-travel will never exist because nobody has come back from the future to give us the technology?”
I can't think of a better answer than this:
Deano’s answer to: “How old does my child need to be to see TRON: Legacy?”
I'll be contrarian – much older than 8, and they'll be bored in the slow parts. Hell, let's admit it – everyone is going to be bored during the slow parts. 
Just bring a quick casual board game you can play – like Monopoly or something – to get you through the breaks in the action.
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