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I'm pretty sure that's how old
Lindsay Lohan's little sister
Ali is. And she's wearing that. In public. Stay classy,
Dina!
SouthPeak Games have confirmed that they will be releasing collector’s editions for both the PC and 360 versions of the game.
More set pics from Indy IV!
Date Added: Spot The Odd One Out? 06/30/2007 00:00
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As part of the final Hollywood & Games Summit panel in Los Angeles, LucasArts' Jim Ward has been discussing the oft-raised question of a lightsaber game for Nintendo's Wii, saying that the company has internal prototypes running using the Wiimote.
He added that the whole concept of a title using a lightsaber of Nintendo Wii was "...in place! There?ll be some stuff out this Fall - it?s going to be a lot of fun."
It's unclear whether Ward could have been referring to the TT Games-developed Lego Star Wars: The Complete Saga, which will debut later this year on multiple formats including the Wii, or whether the company is planning further, as yet unannounced Wii-specific Star Wars games.
“I don’t know who I am!” wails a banged up and bloody James McAvoy somewhere in the first third of the new super-slick action flick Wanted. And while that existential admission—identity, the quest for self—may be the heart of this futuristic assassin tale, it’s certainly not the film’s soul. That, as it turns out, belongs entirely to flashy special effects and crunchy sequences of violence. Did somebody order another comic book movie?
We can’t tell whether Wanted wants to have a message, a purpose above high-octane explosions and highly implausible mayhem, or if it really just aims to make the viewer say, “Wow!” The former is something it seems to attempt and then abandon; meanwhile, the latter it drives home with steely resolve. At the center of it all is good old Mr. McAvoy, last seen pining over Keira Knightley in 2007’s sensual epic Atonement. Here, he pulls a clever career 360 to inhabit Wesley Gibson, a nobody office drone with an anxiety problem, an overbearing boss, a
Well that was stupid
Filed under: Misc. Gadgets
As you know, helium (He on the periodic table of the elements) has many fine uses, such as: filling up your birthday balloons, making your voice higher, and creating totally pristine treble on your $4200 Plasmatronics speakers (available right now on eBay). Sure, you could just keep on using the stuff for celebrations or hilarious gags, but wouldn't it be more of a
gas to drop four-large on a pair of these 1970's behemoths? "Buy it now" before your chance to own a piece of helium-powered audiophile history passes you by.
[Thanks, Ryan W]
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On the /FilmCast tonight a discussion about the new Disaster Movie trailer turned into an examination of the spoof film. Neil from FilmSchoolRejects had to remind me that spoof movies were not always the bottom of the comedy genre. Mel Brooks and Monty Python created highbrow (or at least highbrow in comparison to contemporary spoof [...]
A football commentator says that a player did something "kinda gay" and got fired for it! Check the recording!
