Great write up for a film I wish I liked much more.

It's getting fucking zany, and Ubisoft's psychotic (if impressive) method of 10 plus global studio game development is leaving nearly everything feeling scattershot and unoriginal. Premise be damned if you're intent on incorporating similar systems into every IP, regardless of it's effectiveness. It's a smart open…

I'd also like to apologize for that horrific run on sentence in the middle, and note that this game is very fun if you've long since accepted the nature of most AAA shooters.

Yeah, the thrust seems to focus far more on the glaring number of missed opportunities to delve into the murky territory the setting provides. Certainly some pieces of this nature come across so detached from the various restrictions mounting a game of this budget force upon the artistic aspects of the endeavor as to…

Barnes and Noble does a half off sale every July and either October or November. As far as I can tell, they have most every Criterion released. I nabbed myself the Three Colors Trilogy for 25 bucks.

HBO releases (and most shows in general) are always 35 bucks or less on release week, and they look at least 2x better than their broadcast variants.

I find Wugie's assertion that the expression of love is less than insightful a blight on the ideals of affection and I find your tacit acceptance of this assumption a bit rash. Like, to the point where maybe you should reconsider a little bit. Whaddaya have to say to that, johnny boy?