This could be great
A tragic tale of love and glistening muscles, set against the dystopian backdrop of war between the common man and the volunteer firefighters who oppress them at every turn. With guns that shoot tennis balls.

::doesn't call the next day::

Re: MaPlaBlaCa- agreed, but maybe not to quite the same extent. The Regal Pinnacle near where I live has an IMAX screen, where I went to see I Am Legend, and I came out of it very underwhelmed. So, the screen is bigger and the sound is louder? I can sit closer to the TV at my home and turn up the surrounds for that.

IMAYBE

Yeah, between a choice of no Zep in those games and horrible covers of Zep songs in those games, I've gotta give the edge to no Zep. Doesn't keep me from wanting to play "When the Levee Breaks" on fake drums, though.

Yeah, exposing your music to people who would otherwise never listen to it of their own volition through a video game is definitely a sell-out move.

I'm pretty sure Plant is on record (at Wired, or somewhere) saying he'll never license any Zep songs for Rock Band or Guitar Hero. I forget what his reasoning was, but I have to assume it's because he doesn't want to make money or give joy to others.

I haven't seen Day, so I can't comment on it. If you like Dawn and the acting in Day strikes you as terrible, well, that pretty much guarantees I won't see it.

Motograder Hero.

Fuck. My very first AV Club post ever and I spell "kills" with a z? I feel internet shame- the greatest shame of all!

Clearly that dress is made for the T-X, although it makes no effort to highlight the "inflatable chesticles" feature and will therefore fail in the post-Judgment Day marketplace.

George Romero
I first saw the Night of the Living Dead remake, which he wrote but didn't direct, and thought it was great.
Then I saw Dawn of the Dead, which had pretty much one point to make that it made in the first hour, then there were 7906 hours of behaving ridiculously around the ravenous undead.
Then the…