>> ^Irishman:
It looks just as dull as the first one...


My only hope is that the depth and complexity of the character system is improved this time round. Like a character class system, for example. Say, one focusing on weapons and another on those bio things...

But also some non-linearity in the levels. Say, travelling back through areas from the start of the game to unlock side paths. Or at least being able to explore everywhere, but not tackle the critters in the harder areas till you're tough enough - giving the environment a sense of permanence and purpose, rather than just 'the next corridor to go through'.

Personally I think shooters need to evolve in this way. They can still tell a story, but remain distant to the motion pictures.

"Gardner's personal struggle of establishing himself as a stockbroker while managing fatherhood and homelessness is portrayed in the 2006 motion picture The Pursuit of Happyness, starring Will Smith."

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I think I could hang with you guys. Looking forward to the motion picture.

That trailer didn't do the motion picture justice.

WAH!

In reply to this comment by MINK:
real animals were harmed in the making of this motion picture.

real animals were harmed in the making of this motion picture.

>> ^spoco2:
Absolutely brilliant as always, I had to think long and hard before watching it, because it's kind of ruining the visit to the movies a bit for me... but then I figure I love watching their shorts and films over and over, so it probably wouldn't detract too much.

Sounds like a lot of stress and deliberation over a short video that wouldn't even be in the major motion picture of your choosing.

better embed:

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Randy_Edelman

it's "The Premiere Of The Big Boss", the 13th selection from the soundtrack to Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story

amazon's listing
their popup directly to the song

as noted in the wiki, edelman also did the soundtrack to Dragonheart, a medieval fantasy with Dennis Quaid. pretty easy to mix up the two titles.
and yes, i've seen both of those flicks. thx again!

In reply to this comment by dannym3141:
The song is called "Dragonheart" by Randy Edelman. Can't find a list of what films it's been in though!

Possibly the best scene ever to grace the Star Trek motion picture series.

Blame the folks at whatever motion picture concern who still want to squeeze some revenue out of it....blame some Jews in Hollywood, blame slavery, but don't give sifters no hard times......

Answer:
You can write a script for Adam Sandler's next motion-picture abortion.

I can't do this-DD's dry bones sense of humor and slow up-take on my own jibs and jabs while chatting.......
Lemme put it this away....chatting with DD is like using that device Hawking's has, with 3 toes of one foot-I told him I pictured him stove-up inna sweaty leather chair with Frito crumbs, and he accused me of being able to seee through the window of his stall-
When he's not going to the latest art-house motion picture abortion, he busies himself with getting really excited about the most mundane things imaginable....someone he met on you tubes' dysfunctional pets, some married woman with a corn fetish, for some reason he's fixated on poodles-He "tagged" me and some other users one day, and I apologize dotdude, for breaking the chain....I dinna have the heart to tell ya how gay that made me feel-tag yer gay....

Oh and he has a great eye for comedy though, he did bring the only black man in Nebraska to the sift, ercell watson, and then all you other crackers reminded him of home and he never came back.....Speaking of an eye, he realy does know art-the fine art of social dysfunction and nerditude, DD, I had no idea the top users of this site were such frikkin' booger-eaters, hell, the only persons who broke that mold are Candians......well, not true Canadians, the plastiquemonkeys are half-Japanese...

Anyhow, give it up for the only person who had any faith in the roast concept working here on such a site fulla sandy vaginas, whiners who breastfed till they could wear corrective lenses, and 20-somethings who, if they have any sense of humor about the world or themselves at all, borrowed it from some coke-addled, hack writer for Comedy Central!(blame those bastards whenever I can)

D'oh! Then who the hell am I thinking of? Must have confused him with Jim Morrison.

In reply to this comment by dystopianfuturetoday:
Ennio is still alive.

In reply to this comment by kronosposeidon:
He died only recently, but his impact on motion picture soundtracks will be timeless.

Ennio is still alive.

In reply to this comment by kronosposeidon:
He died only recently, but his impact on motion picture soundtracks will be timeless.