ralphie

Is it also the "spirit" of indie films to have your movie bought up, advised by Spielberg, and have the ending which is the PAY OFF and arguably the most important part COMPLETELY CHANGED because Spielberg blew his nose?

Seriously, I am asking...

The best Walken ever is hidden in here.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VhmTh8V0kSw

something else to separate the nerds from the chaff.

grand turismo has always seemed so very lifeless to me.

i don't know man, when i was 10 i got an allowance and birthday cards and what have you. but i would never be able to get in the door with something my parents didn't approve of. and if i did my siblings or my parents would soon catch wind of it. and i grew up in the new york city where it's much easier to get things like video games. it's all about the family.

Can someone please explain to me where these 10 year olds are getting 65 dollars?

I'm surprised no one else was supremely underwhelmed by Burnout Paradise.

The Arbiter, he can be a real jerk.

My favorite scene isn't in the movie. It was, I assume, after the first screening, literally the 30 seconds after the credits started to roll, when Frank Miller realized that Hollywood is done screwing over his work, and that Sin City wasn't a fluke. But to make a choice here, I know everyone is saying "this is Sparta" as their favorite, I would say the part of the scene right before that moment. In slow motion, Leonidas is looking at the people of Sparta, his wife, his soldiers, making a choice. It's one of the quieter moments of the film, and it's where the film transcends the comic, because you can't create that tension in a comic book like you can with film.
Gimme that xbox.

according to his latest blog, he is not happy with you guys...that's for damn sure.