Blake

Yeah but only one person can be logged in. If you guys ever wanted to play a game together, somebody is going to have to make a purchase.

Nope. However, you can add the CD key to your steam account so you can download it without the disc any time. The disc is a faster way to install the game though.

This was the first movie to truly disturb me as far as tombs/artifacts go. I thought the crystal skulls were really creepy. The refrigerator thing was out there, but still hilarious. I'm more worried about people's ability to survive three waterfall drops.

Well, while critics overreact a lot, it's been really disappointing seeing a bunch of live action movies insert pointless crap. Transformers and Spiderman or Ironman, I can understand because you can't really do those movies without CG. But when you have Bruce Willis in Die Hard (the last one) where nothing is supernatural, why throw in a CG car rolling down the street or a helicopter spinning out of control if you can have a real one? Cheap little things like that, with fake shrapnel flying out of an explosion and zooming towards the screen. It gets tiring. I think the reason so many early action movies were awesome was because people admired the fact that directors/stunt people/whatever staff took the time to choreograph real shit happening, as opposed to throwing in a random flipping car that in no way matches the lighting or size perspective of the rest of the scene. It's been in movies such as Air Force One, Live Free or Die Hard, this Indiana Jones. Hell even in Ironman they constructed a real suit for Downey Jr to wear during up close scenes, and that little mask/neck thing that flips up in the movie actually functions and isn't a tired CGI pizazz thing. But I do hate when people argue over the decisions a character makes, or nitpicks all the details of a scene. "Uhm, there's no way a piece of metal can fall out of a sky and then hover in mid air before its thrusters kick in." Yeah who cares, it's freakin Starscream and it's a freakin sci fi movie. The only movies that I think do deserve some kind of nitpicking are those claiming to tell the true story of some political event, or a film claiming to be historically accurate. But people sure missed it with 300.

I really don't think there's any movie or work of art, OR videogame in existence that has pleased everyone. Unfortunately these things exist.

I absolutely loved Mass Effect. The only disappointment for me was that it wasn't longer main story-wise.

Orlando Bloom for Link! Or according to Darkesword, Samuel L Jackson.

I think it would be pretty easy to fake your death online, so I don't think it was that big a deal. And if he did it to avoid having to being pressured by rabid fanboys, that probably means rabid fanboys affect his decision.

I absolutely love your nature stuff and demand moar.

My First Friend was an extremely emotional trip (gigantic understatement). That video deserves way more views, aka millions. Ugh, my spirits are reallly heavy right now.

I saw it about two (?) weeks ago, but was afraid to make a thread. However, both my dad and I were Speed Racer fans and decided to see it, and decided it was pretty good. There were lots of cars exploding for no reason, like in the original show. They even did a thing where the Mach 5 was riding the edge of the ridge, like on the last episode of the show. Everyone fit their role pretty well. The two dudes who played Racer X were good, and Matthew Fox's voice really reminded me of Racer X of the original for some reason. I can't believe all these guys agreed to do the movie. And nobody's seen a movie where you have RAIN in a cool fight scene, fighting alongside JOHN GOODMAN? Lawl!! Rain was awesome in that movie. Edit: I watched some of the originals on Youtube...I can't believe I ever liked this show as a kid. Looking back now the original fucking SUCKED haha.

Didn't know that DDR arcade machines had Lazytown songs. That's awesome.

I highly suggest GTA 4 for XBOX 360 as opposed to the PS3. While there are some performance & graphical advantages to owning a PS3 copy, X-Box Live is just beautiful right now in terms of reliability, connection, and drop-in gameplay with others.

It would've been cool if they got Denzel Washington. Or even better, BERNIE MAC!

I can't belive John Di Maggio did Bender AND Wakka. Man, I love this guy.

You, sir, have just landed an awesome job. Wow. If this is your career choice, you've pretty much beat the game of getting to it. Anyway, I anticipate seeing your stuff on my television. : D

Yeah I think Terrence Howard has already been confirmed to become War Machine. Which is totally awesome.

This game has some really good music.

Do you have some sort of heart condition? If not, exercise immediately makes you feel like, ten times better than when you're not, and you have loads more energy. It does wear you out, but if you stay awake you'll be genuinely be tired enough to fall asleep at night with ease, contributing to a healthy sleeping pattern and even further boosting your energy level.

Dude...IGN gave GTA 4 a 10/10. And made quite the bold claim: Wow. This just made me really excited.

Not all musicians think that a fraction of a good song makes a song good.

Was band in a box actually capable of cleanly changing the chord structure of pre-recorded samples? Howcome nobody has told me this.

Where do you guys find this? I've searched through the internets and only found demo versions. Link to downloads/purchase pages plz.

Nights into Dreams was good. Donno about successful though.