Jonathan C

@saied i knew it! for a second i was like, maybe im wrong. good lookin out

no.

@ungeheier technically it is a snowboarding game. not a legitimate, nor realistic or practical one. it had the elements of racing and tricks that were out of this world. you mention ssx and you have to at least mention their trick system. it was organic and easy to do, and thats what made it fun.

the game was nowhere near true snowboarding,. but they managed to fit in the racing and tricks while going down a mountain on a board, with snow.

if the skate team takes it to a true snowboarding genre, they will certainly kill the hopes i had of having a true ssx game for this generation of consoles. hearing that the right analog stick is the focus kinda throws me off, but im hopeful they can pull it off. and if not, oh well i suppose.

I hope Fincher thinks he can make a better, overall movie. The original was amazingly boring.

it's different when you're trying to save a show that is actually good. he should move on to better projects.

i liked my generation too. shoulda been on the summer schedule with rookie blue.

my list:
iron man 2, get him to the greek,toy story 3, inception, scott pilgrim, the expendables.

movies i wish i couldve rented:
get him to the greek and expendables.

was it that shitty of a summer? seems like 2010 was just a blah year. a lot of things coming out 2011 though. right? shit i hope so.

i really hope its rhys darby. danny mcbride is funny too, BUT he would really have to change to fit into the office. it really seems like rhys can just jump in and do it.

does no one remember the bastard child of the subconscious?

the cell, starring vince vaughn and jennifer lopez?!?!

i understand what you're saying, and in a way you are right. we are going way too deep into this thing to think up all of these theories and plot holes and la di da.

the thing is we are not certain. the audience believes conflict is really over when he wakes up in the plane with everyone else and saito makes the call. he succeeded in this almost impossible thing and finally solves his problem with mal, he is essentially free of guilt and free to see his family again.

he spins it and looks up to see his kids, he walks away to hug them. then the audience sees that it doesnt fall, or could fall.

so is the conflict really over? will cobb ever wake up? is he awake? who the hell knows? fact is, there is no certainty.

i wish it was that easy kevin, and the thing is it actually could be. but we'll never really know.