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It's scared of your ugliness.

Everyone tells me that it's awesome in co-op, but Gears of War combat blows chunks when playing solo...

While I haven't seen Brendan and the Secret of Kells, I have to say that the other two movies don't really hold a candle to Ponyo. Even Up, which is far and away the best of the two was rather uneven and could quickly go from sublime to standard American animation. I'd say that Ponyo, while not up to the level of Mononoke or Totoro, still provides a deeper, better animated experience with little or no low points. Besides, these are the Oscars not the Let's-See-If-Miyazaki-Outdoes-Himself-This-Time awards.

That's a really, really old joke.

Beatles instrumental acoustic covers by a rather old guy.

Ponyo wasn't even nominated. The academy's retardation knows no bounds.

Catcher In The Rye is easier to take in, so you may want to start with that.

The combat wasn't only pretty awful, but also the shallowest Bioware has ever done. And that's some kind of feat.

And we're done. Piracy is not condoned.

The first one by Cryo was great, mixing adventure with strategy and management elements. It's the only game of its kind I've ever played. The ones by Westwood are all standard RTSs

Thanks, Purkake. Thread closed, use the other one.

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Why do you hurt me?

PC?

Compare Avatar's and Titanic's numbers to any other commercially successful movie like, say, The Dark Knight or the Harry Potter movies. Cameron's movies absolutely crush everything else.

PC?

I'm more appalled by the awful dialogue than the implication of interspecies horizontal mambo.

It also makes Cameron pretty weird.

^not smart person.

No, no, the economist. And Salma. In a sweaty battle of wits and hawtness.

I totally would love to see Diane Keaton smashing Paul Reiser's nose in with a headbutt. "Well, la dee da."

All the motion capture must have been fun.

Annie Hall headbutts you for a critical hit.

HAH!

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