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But Edward Norton has a brain, so it's kind of hard to sell the prequels script to the guy.

MOO2 is indeed awesome and for me the best space strategy game of all time. The little I played of GalCiv2 was also great, and there's an expansion out now, I think. Furthermore if you get GalCiv2 you'll be supporting a great PC game developer.

Genesis - The Battle Of Epping Forest

What did you think? Pretty good. One of Woody's best, and I'm a huge Cusack fan so that's all good. Also, as I write once in a while, I can empathize with his character. Palminteri is the coolest too. Also, the characters were generally rather funny, particularly Dianne Wiest's Helen Sinclair. I'd say go for La Notte. You can't go wrong with Antonioni. On the other hand, Block Party is a movie I've been wanting to see for a while but haven't, so perhaps you should see that and then post here about it. )

Bullets Over Broadway Animal House

I seem to remember them saying scary was precisely what they were going for with Doom 3. Because it was appropriate due to the nature of the engine, or something.

Doom 3 is a game that has always puzzled me a bit becauase with those graphics, it seemed like making a good scary FPS would be a no-brainer. Instead, they botched it.

Actually it happened on 22 of January of 64998006. B.C. A few minutes before teatime.

Heavily photoshopped women FTW?

Is this a historical rifle?

I did, in fact I have S&M.

I saw The Illusionist today. Competent acting, great cinematography, and good score. The story is a little thin and lives only for the final plot twist. It's fairly easy figure that there is a twist at end, but finding out what the twist is exactly is another matter entirely.

Mine is still the same.

What did Walsingham say in the third paragraph?

^Listen to the man.

It's because you eat vegemite. No one sensible eats vegemite.

You just chose Accept because of Kate Beckinsale. Also, by that rationale I choose Kor and the hypnotic arse gif.

Creating such a thread and not stating your own favourite posters is stupid.

I like old movie posters.

While the graphics are indeed sweet, the facial expressions are still lacking.

That scene with Salma Hayek's leg was awesome.

And anyway facial expressions are very hard to do. That lady's smile for example, looks clearly artificial. I still remember the whole movie theater laughing when the lead character in Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within pulled off a sad face.

I don't get this "deserve to die" stuff. Unless there's a practical point to the killing, why do it at all?

Cute stuff. I'd like to point out that it's "niece" not "neice" you silly american peoples.

I'm the philosopher.