I haven't really dug into any of the quest mods but I love the crafting and environmental ones. After finally playing with Ars Metallica and the various survival mods I can't imagine ever doing it differently. And I played a TON of vanilla Skyrim.

What if it's walking down the street minding its own business but it's brown?

My man! Exactly!

Of course the guy with the hockey avatar wants to see a 4-2 score! A hard fought game with an empty-netter to ice the victory!

That always bugged me too! Those two muscle guys come over to help out a kid that as far as they know is being abducted. Then Connor insults them and sics his killer robot on them. What the fuck, John?

He gazes out the windows of his evil palace thinking, "I wish I'd had the high ground".

I liked that he was in what looked like Luke's healing tank from ESB. They could bond over it if he weren't dead.

I liked Tarkin's confidence in him: "Lord Vader will take care of that."

In my head, I explain that away as a samurai-like thing. You're sizing up your opponent and trying to slip your sword past his, rather than wildly attacking. Kenobi and Vader are aware of their power equality, so there's no need for theatrics. I'm aware that this makes no sense in the context of the series' other…

Mon Mothma looks the other way. You're gonna need a few ruthless killers to knock off a galactic empire.

"You just watch yourself."

Uncanny CG aside, there's something I find distasteful about technologically resurrecting a dead actor to cram into your goofy sci-fi blockbuster. I sure hope Cushing's family got a nice chunk of change for selling grandpa's corpse.

"Good morning, Dr. Silberman. How's the knee?"

When I was nine years old my dad took my brother (who was 11) to see this and left me home because it was R-rated (apparently 11 was acceptable). My brother would not shut up about the movie and I managed to successfully badger my father into taking me by the end of the week. Most folks around my age cite Jurassic…

"Hey man, I think I saw that kid you were looking for-" *gets shoved violently out of the way*

As much as I love the canal chase, I'd give the edge to the climactic helicopter/police van/liquid nitrogen truck/shitty pickup truck chase.

Or an evil corporation in Michael Chricton novel.

Ravenous Rick Van Veen?

Isn't that really a surname thing, though? I mean, obviously "Imogen" is reasonably unique but wouldn't we also be having fun with say…"Harriet Poots"?

When the star of District 9 starts building toy trains it's a Sharlto/Hobby Moment".