Recent content by LaBambaMan

Oh hey, more prequels. I would have sworn that fad was over by now, but guess I was wrong. As for the ending issue; I gotta' say I liked the book's ending more. The movie ending ties the characters to it a little more, sure, but to me the pivotal scene when Dr. Manhattan and Silk Specter...

Actually Bob, if I may; I'd say the Tuskegee Airmen got quite a good film made about them the the horrors they faced both from the enemy and from their own government in the 1995 film "The Tuskegee Airmen" staring Laurence Fishburne, Cuba Gooding Jr.(who is also in Red Tails), Allen Payne...

It all depends on the person. I'm an avid tabletop gamer and while in that community we have our fair share of dickheads and assholes it seems far fewer than I notice when I discuss videogames with people. Generally though I notice your hobbies very rarely actually influence your manners...

The only thing here that bugs the shit out of me about this movie is that we finally get a good, high quality, well made film about the horrors of the Great War(which Hollywood is complacent to totally ignore since it doesn't have U.S. troops punching out Nazis) and it's about a fucking horse...

So there was a game back in the day on the game boy that was sort of a cross of a RPG and a fighting game where you wandered around fighting other people with a customizable remote control robot. I can't remember the name of it for the life of me. Someone suggest custom-robo but the GBA...

There's a few films that I really don't think deserved the praise they got: Avatar - Not original in the slightest, but visually pretty. Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind - Probably the worst film I have ever seen. The characters aren't likeable, the plot is pretty weak, and overall it...

I can't say I've ever really run into that problem. Yeah there might be a couple of dopes singing along to every song unprovoked, but it's never ruined a show for me.

Gary. Fucking. Gygax. To me; there is no other possible answer.

Last "famous" person(and I mean like really well known) I felt sad for having lost was Johnny Cash. Sure Heath Ledger was untimely and kinda' sucked, but I feel it was so blown out of proportion because he was playing the Joker.

Battle Yellowstone, and at the end the super volcano finally blows and fucking murders EVERYTHING.

Exactly. It almost feels like the designers have no knowledge of Robin outside the 60's T.V. show. Seriously; someone get them some of the more recent Batman books. I can totally get having the colors toned down and I'm find with that. It's the "brooding, dark and edgy cage fighting bad-ass"...

Individuals committed terrible acts based on their beliefs and thought process. Just because they were the same color as you means absolutely fucking nothing.

I find it sound reasoning. I'm not telling you that you have to agree with me, but I believe his actions kicked into gear a series of events that doesn't end well. Hell we could just say him for the Great War alone. To each their own, and all that jazz.

I'm kinda' torn on this design, personally. The new outfit looks alright(minus the midget cape), but the bald head and beefed up body just don't sit right on Robin. Also making him "dark" and "edgy" isn't good character design; it's laziness. Seriously; have we gotten so uncreative that our...

I've never really seen a "bad" band live. I've seen some that were better than others, sure, but none that I can recall walking away going "that was just fucking awful." So you hate when people sing along to a song they like at a live show? even though bands will often times encourage crowd...