Recent content by octafish

Two Christmas films in that list, not bad, very seasonal. Mad Max 2 was made in 1981 you know. Don't tell me it isn't an action film, it is nothing but action. Plus you could have had two Vernon Wells films in your list with Commando.

He say you Braderunner. If someone has the cd-roms lying around my favorite detective game is the 1997 Bladerunner. Good luck finding that one though. I also have fond memories of the X-files game, you are probably boned there too, but I haven't checked out GOG yet. Let's see. In...

I have only pre-ordered a couple of games, all were ordered immediately after a redundancy, when I thought I wanted those games, and I wasn't sure if I'd have the money when they actually launched. Turns out I did have the money, and also that I played those games into the ground. Worked for me...

Botanicula. My kids are playing it taking turns with the mouse. It's pretty much a point and click adventure game, but very wistful and charming about some little plant creatures that live on a tree trying to plant a seed. Not too obscure, it was a big deal a while ago. Good for getting the hang...

No. Though occasionally devs lie about bringing games to PC like those dirty dirty liars Rockstar which only leads to frustration and disapointment. (Five years on and I am still bitter.) I am 40 and have been playing home video games over 30 years and I have never owned a console. However...

That sounds a lot like it might be taking a few cues from The Saboteur, and that is a good thing. Also, take it away Harry Dean Stanton. AVENGE ME BOYS! AVVVEEEENGE MEEEEE!

Hey guys look a D&D themed rollercoaster, we should ride that one!

The Wall is still too small, and about seven years too young, but like anyone is ever going to cast a mid fifties heavyset black woman in anything ever. Sigh. Deadshot has a moustache not a goatee, if your actor can't pull off a moustache then he is the wrong actor for the job. Tim Olyphant...

Mamma Mia meets The Voyage Home? He likes you very much, but he is the hell not your Groot.

I know. I wanted a giant flying nautilus to wipe out my squad on a cruise ship... bloody Xarquids.

Probably not the I76 successor I was hoping for. More's the pity.

Well well well, a western with Star Trek characters, so sort of like Wagon Train to the stars? Or even Hornblower in space, which is how the series turned out despite Roddenberry's initial pitch. Hell they even stole the music! Most of the Star Trek movies were pretty much character...

Caesar, unless they are wilfully misspelling it in the films.

Yes for Nimoy. I like V but IV is Civ defined. I fooled you! I fooled you! I got all pig iron! I vote C&C over WC, or maybe even Dune II. Showing my age I know. Also yes to SS2.

While the remake of 3.10 from Yuma did pretty good box office and the Coen brother's True Grit was exceptional I think you need to go back to 1992 when the Western was redefined yet again for a major impact on cinema.