Trite

The Last Kiss (2001), dir. Gabriele Muccino

Crouching Tiger, Hidden Drag (2000), dir. Ang Lee

Pearl Harbor (2001), dir. Michael Bay

The Crimson Rivers (2000), dir. Mathieu Kassovitz

Coyote Ugly (2000), dir. David McNally

Gladiator (2000), dir. Ridley Scott

The Doors Collection (1999)

Gone in Sixty Seconds (2000), dir. Dominic Sena

Shrek (2001), dir. Andrew Adamson, Vicky Jenson

Pulp Fiction (1994), dir. Quentin Tarantino

Any Given Sunday (1999), dir. Oliver Stone

Rollerball (1975), dir. Norman Jewison

Braveheart (1995), dir. Mel Gibson

Stigmata (1999), dir. Rupert Wainwright

X-Men (2000), dir. Bryan Singer

Rain Man (1988), dir. Barry Levinson

Heat (1995), dir. Michael Mann

They are so cute and Marc looks kinda small

Valentino Rossi’s press conference at Phillip Island 2004

Q: What was more important, to beat Honda or to beat Sete Gibernau? And second question, do you feel at this moment like Eddie Lawson and Giacomo Agostini?

So, for me is always more important, like I say, beat the riders. Beat Gibernau, or beat Biaggi, or beat Capirossi. Our sport is a fight between riders. For sure, beat Honda is a great pleasure but I don't fight against Honda with Yamaha. I am a Yamaha rider, Gibernau is a Honda rider. But for me if Gibernau race with Ducati or Biaggi race with another bike is exactly the same.

And no Lawson or Agostini. I think every rider is very different. I feel like Valentino Rossi now.

Q: The last one. Your relationship with Gibernau can be in the future like before Qatar. And if you think that Gibernau has been the most difficult adversary that you have in these titles.

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