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UberBeaver said:


I just read the review on ign real quick. It's the same guys that did Knights of the Old Republic - that game was awesome. Sounds like the same sort of gig. You can good or bad, and your decisions Affect the game play, right? Those friggin RPGs have taken up literally days of my life. I'd say KOTOR was over 20+ hours. Easy. Maybe even 40. And Morrowind, jesus. DAYS I tell you. Do you get crazy dope powers in Mass Effect? Like lightening and shit?

I'm less than one hour in, but so far, so good....and, yes, your responses shape the game play. The combat system is not the greatest, but it's a true RPG. Love it.
 
UberBeaver said:
No, really? I didn't know that. I wonder if the UK version is better.

I think the differences are very slight, I think they just substitute US references for UK references on occasion. I don't know if it would be different enough to bother downloading and rewatching.

Eg - in the Emmy clip they aired, they said "how would you like to shoot a movie with Halle Barry." In the UK one, the actor's name they used was Billie Piper. Differences like that.
 
VintagePunk said:


Eg - in the Emmy clip they aired, they said "how would you like to shoot a movie with Halle Barry." In the UK one, the actor's name they used was Billie Piper. Differences like that.

Oh, ok. I just saw that one actually. The old man blowing coke in the stall was awesome. I had to watch it again because I couldn't believe that's what he was doing.
 
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UberBeaver said:


Oh, ok. I just saw that one actually. The old man blowing coke in the stall was awesome. I had to watch it again because I couldn't believe that's what he was doing.

I know!!

Gervais and his awesome shows that end too soon. :sigh:


I'm gonna send that to a few people, Snow. :up:
 
UberBeaver said:
I like that he ends them. I think they become more watchable in the future if they're short. And the quality remains high. I'm all about going out on top.

Deadwood
BBC Office
Extras
The Wire
Six Feet Under

All rare examples of art winning out over commerce.

Better to end early and well, than late and tainted.
 
Yep. Cause you can drag them out and then next thing you know, you have Jim and Pam spending a night in Dwight's B&B with the monkey boy in an outhouse. :sigh:

I'm glad that Lost and BSG are ending too. They're both still pretty good, though probably over their peak. Though Razor was pretty badass - very dark.

And add AD and Firefly to your list, too.



ETA - I recently tried to watch Field of Dreams for the first time since it came out, and I couldn't make it through. It's awful. And the wife is the worst.
 
UberBeaver said:
I like that he ends them. I think they become more watchable in the future if they're short. And the quality remains high. I'm all about going out on top.

Yeah, I know, that's probably why they're so great. I just can't get over the North American mentality of beating a dead horse, I guess.
 
UberBeaver said:
Yep. Cause you can drag them out and then next thing you know, you have Jim and Pam spending a night in Dwight's B&B with the monkey boy in an outhouse. :sigh:

I'm glad that Lost and BSG are ending too. They're both still pretty good, though probably over their peak. Though Razor was pretty badass - very dark.

And add AD and Firefly to your list, too.

But did 4400 end prematurely? Huh? HUH??? It's the most politically insightful show on tv after all, I think it could have gone a few more seasons.
 
Dalton said:


Your dad wouldn't play catch with you, would he?

Actually, I was hoping to get some sentimentality out of the movie, but I counldn't get past JEJ spraying Costner with the DDT or whatever that was. I was like, "Wow, this is awful." I remember that last scene very vividly, and it's a great scene, but the preceeding 119 minutes (or whatever) are unbearable.


VintagePunk said:


But did 4400 end prematurely? Huh? HUH??? It's the most politically insightful show on tv after all, I think it could have gone a few more seasons.

I actually did watch 4400 on a fairly regular basis. But I would never describe it as "real good." I liked it, but I'm fine it's gone. I'd like some resolution, I guess, but whatever. And I never got any insights (political or otherwise) from that show.
 
I don't even know wtf 4400 is about, I tend not to like science-fictiony type shows. I watched ST:TNG, because back in the day, my ex watched it 24/7, and so I kinda got to like it.

Sarah recently got into Dr. Who and Torchwood. I think she's watched all the eps. She made me watch a few Dr. Who eps last weekend, and they were okay. We'll probably watch more over the holidays.
 
lynnok said:
What kind of sick, twisted mind, what manner of chinless wonder wouldn't love


this christmas song?

Well, me, for starters.

VP, 6 Feet Under did end on time, agreed. I just like when shows do not overstay their welcome strictly because Networks want to use them as a cash cow. When a guy like Gervais can call his own shots, you end up with a finite arc, and it translates into quality.
 
lynnok said:
What kind of sick, twisted mind, what manner of chinless wonder wouldn't love


this christmas song?

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I just asked her to download Breakfast at Tiffanys. I've had an inexplicable urge to watch that for the past few days. I only first saw it about a year ago, I'm ashamed to admit.

She just informed me that at her uni's poster and dvd sales, there's a ton of Audrey Hepburn crap for sale these days. She must be like a new retro cultural icon, or something.
 
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