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Y'know, I've had conversations with several people who seem to think that there was a fourth Indiana Jones movie. Now I just think thats ludicrous. Can you imagine? A wicked old Indiana Jones with a teenage sidekick fighting aliens or some shit? Nah man, no way that'd ever happen.
The Big Bang Theory was quite funny, though relatively short-lived. Too bad they stopped after something like 3 seasons, I bet they could've maintained their quality level for many more seasons...
Man, Jaws was such a great movie. It's too bad no one has tried to do anything with it since Spielberg dropped it back in 1975. I heard that they were going to do something ridiculous like try to make a 3D Jaws movie, but thank Christ that never saw the light of day. Then I heard that they wanted to do a reboot where the shark suddenly had mystical voodoo powers or something silly like that. It's a good thing that we live in a world with strict quality control over beloved horror movies.
There was only a trilogy of 3D Metroid games...Nothing bad happened in gaming circa 2006...I did not choose Super Mario Bros. Deluxe over Pokemon Crystal...There's no such thing as a "Direct-To-DVD" Disney movie based on a classic Disney movie...The Boondocks, sadly, only had three seasons... (Wished it wasn't cancelled and shit...)They ran out of copies of the complete series of Ed, Edd, n' Eddy and As Told By Ginger...Spongebob Squarepants ended after hitting 100 episodes... (That 100th episode was the perfect end to that series, in my opinion...)GameStop has never screwed me over...Sony's still make new PSPs...
I have no idea what a "memory hole" is... But, I know damn well I wouldn't lie about the shit I said beforehand... *eye twitches*
I have no idea what a "memory hole" is... But, I know damn well I wouldn't lie about the shit I said beforehand... *eye twitches*
Gantz sure was a bizarre manga, but I liked it. It ended a bit abruptly after 100 chapters or so, but in a really bold and unusual way. There was no big final showdown or grand reveal, the protagonist was just left living his life, having seen so many people die around him with no one to support him. It was hella dark, but fit the manga. I'm sure glad it didn't go on for hundreds of chapters with increasingly long and stupid fight scenes and idiotic supernatural elements (like vampires, that sure woulda been dumb) that didn't go anywhere.
You know, Stephen King's still got it. He's got it so hard and his films are fun on a bun. So's the stuff made by that Shamalamadingdong guy; I see big things in his future.
Michael...Bay? I know of a Michele Bachmann, if that's who they mean.AidoZonkey said:
Final Fantasy XIII was the most divisive Final Fantasy game since, well, XII, but I still liked it. It sure is great that they never expanded on its lore in the most convoluted way possible by giving it two sequels. It ended with a bittersweet, hopeful ending, not with the world ending and existence being completely rewritten. Yep.
Isn't it strange that the Assassin's Creed series started with 2, Brotherhood, and Revelations, and then immediately jumped to Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag? Very odd indeed.
What are these revelations you speak of?Laggyteabag said:
Code Geass
So we end the series with lelouch and Suzaku standing in the cave. And Suzaku just having found out that Lelouch is Zero. Then we immediately cut to some sort of carnival parade where lelouch gets assasinated by Zero.
Now I liked Dragon Age 2 more than most people around here. But I will agree that the ending is disappointing to say the least of it.
I mean you get this letter from Orsino asking you to help out and then it just cuts to the credits.
I'm really glad the NFL decided to end on a high-note with the 2008 Superb-Owl. They realized that nothing they could ever do would come close in quality.
The Giants get to retire as the conquering heroes who defeated the unambiguously evil Patriots, and we all started watching hockey to fill our violent sports void.
The Giants get to retire as the conquering heroes who defeated the unambiguously evil Patriots, and we all started watching hockey to fill our violent sports void.
I can't believe it took a decade to release another Deus Ex game. The original was so good you'd think they would want to make a sequel as soon as. Though part of me is glad they decided to take their time. Speaking of which those Free Radical guys sure are taking their time with that new Timesplitters game they annouced a few years ago.
Remember Star Wars: The Force Unleashed? I think it was supposed to be an anthology series but we only got one game. It's too bad too, because that same mechanic could have been easily applied to a whole plethora of time-points in the Star Wars EU...I've read about how powerful Exar Kun, Naga Sadow, and Qel-Droma were but being able to play as them would have been absolutely fantastic.
Alot of people here are deleting memories.
I'm altering one of mine.
It's absolutely wonderful Age of Mythology got a modern reboot in 2003.
Age of Generals was a good game.
Generals Powers instead of God Powers: I see what you did there! Gods and Generals! Ha!
Too bad Command and Conquer had to wait until 2007 to get another installment.
Can't wait to see where they're going with the Skrin.
Or better yet! A new Red Alert game!
I'm altering one of mine.
It's absolutely wonderful Age of Mythology got a modern reboot in 2003.
Age of Generals was a good game.
Generals Powers instead of God Powers: I see what you did there! Gods and Generals! Ha!
Too bad Command and Conquer had to wait until 2007 to get another installment.
Can't wait to see where they're going with the Skrin.
Or better yet! A new Red Alert game!
2010/11? I think you mean 2009.Colour Scientist said:
The forums are a hive of interesting discussion, the moderators have done away with their overzealous elements but still keep the unpleasant types at bay, and repeat threads are despised by the community instead of being embraced by them.
Terminator 2: Judgement Day was an awesome movie and holds up even today. Why couldn't they make any more sequels to that movie, ya know, while Arnie was still young enough to play the title role? It would suck if they tried casting him in the title role now, what with him being old and all.
If you want an excellent movie trilogy, buy Indiana Jones! The movies ended with The Last Crusade in which Indiana chases after his father, and the holy grail! There's this awesome fight scene on a tank, a tomb full of rats, and Sean Connery, James Bond himself!
If you want an excellent movie trilogy, buy Indiana Jones! The movies ended with The Last Crusade in which Indiana chases after his father, and the holy grail! There's this awesome fight scene on a tank, a tomb full of rats, and Sean Connery, James Bond himself!
Yeah I remember hearing years ago that hollywood offered Arnie a bunch of money to do Terminator 3, but when he found out that neither James Cameron nor Linda Hamilton would be involved he said 'no thanks'.Remus said:
I've always had a lot of respect for him for doing that, it shows that there are still people in the world with artistic integrity who aren't just out to do any old piece of crap for bags of money.