Waaaaah!  I miss this genre ('specially Sierra games)!  Gabriel Knight is still probably my favorite game of all time.  Thankfully gog.com exists to help me point and click down memory lane.

God, how I love this wierd little man.

Bwa-ha-haaa!  That made my day!

You know who's gonna go see this movie?  Women. 

LANAAAAA!!!!!

To be fair, it's based off a comic book- comic books in general seem to have major women problems.

I think he'd make a better Ludo, but maybe the "Labyrinth" reference is too obscure compared to a "Star Wars" reference.

Been playing with a quad, and a pretty kickass video card (imagine my delight when the game informed me that it recommended I play the highest graphic settings). Game looks amazing and runs like a dream.

Garriot isn't really doing the game thing anymore- he's much more interested in paying the Russians to shoot him into space.

It's a more patriotic Tim Burton..

Damn… I'm not really a U2 fan, but I think they deserve a little better than The Killers and Snow Patrol.  Blleeeeeeechh.

A bit of a mess, you say?
 
"From the screenwriter of 'Gladiator' and the Last Samurai'".
 
Woof.

Ok, I'm late.  Just saw this and it wasn't bad.  Eliminate a couple of the storylines and it coulda been great- the whole kidnapping digression was pointless, and the ending seemed interminable.  Otherwise, a perfectly serviceable thriller, worthy of a B grade.

Aw, c'mon- they're doing "Time Enough at Last" next week!  They ought to do a whole piece specifically on Burgess Meredith episodes- he's in, like, twenty!

Watching Democracy Now!'s coverage of Troy Davis last night, waiting for news on whether the execution would go through, and at one point they played "The Mercy Seat", as covered by Johnny Cash.

I mean, judging by the damn adds that have been all over the AV Club lately, I did't see any possible scenario in which this show would be good.

Were they not making enough money?  Time to milk the "reunion" dollar.

Ugh.  The world is FULL.  Keep making movies, asshat.

Went and saw "Conan" just because Perlman was in it.  Too bad it was only for like the first 20 minutes.  Oh well, at least I had Jason Momoa's manboobs to stare at.

Guns don't kill people- people kill people.  Which is why people shouldn't have guns.