My problem with the Russ character is that we were told a lot about how decent and caring he is, but every time we see him (with the exception of his last scene), he's pretty much being a whiny turd who won't get off his phone. He needed to be shaded in a lot better earlier to make their balcony scene work.

It's a shame, because Capheus was like the only joyful part of that cast. He always came across as excited by the whole sensate thing.

^ This guy gets it. The path to the castle in KQ3 is immediately what came to mind when I opened this article.

I honestly don't remember any treacherous stair cases in the Quest for Glory series. Maybe the remake of QoG1 from the CD released version cut that?? Racking my brain here.

"The same, but more" could have been the tagline of Serious Sam. Disclaimer: I haven't played an FPS since probably the late nineties, so my comments are worthless.

I'm ashamed to admit that 2001 does absolutely nothing for me.

Similarly, for the life of me, I just can't get into Jackie Brown. I see why a lot of people love it, but it just does absolutely nothing for me.

Saw them at Red Rocks in like 2009 and Arj was the opener. He did an Alzheimer's joke once at the beginning of his set and again near the end, and I legitimately couldn't tell if that was part of the joke or if he was just really, really high and forgot the order of his act.

One of the things I liked most about Braid was that by the time you won, you really felt like you lost. To me, that last level was devastating.

Did the cast of Rev accidentally stumble into that photo shoot?

"Gender-swapped clone" put a lot of money into Disney's pockets with The Force Awakens amiright? ZING!

"Metaphorical"?
^ Uh, Kayne, this fella says I've been doing it wrong…

Misfits would have have gone down as one of my favorite BBC imports ever if it had the balls to end during the milk episode at the point just prior to (spoiler alert for a kinda old show?) the one dude using his rewind powers.

Oh, what's that? Yup, Cinemark theaters are showing Raiders of the Lost Ark today. I've had this in ink on my calendar ever since I saw the latest round of their "Classic Series" movies.

So George Gently…in Spaaaaaaace!!?

I really liked how they handled it in the first season of Damages, but even then it wore out its welcome by the second season of that show.

I really, really enjoyed Ghost Town, so I would have clicked on a headline mentioning it. Just saying.

If I know one thing, it's that I don't want my 5 year old watching Once in a movie theater.

It's part of Cinemark theaters' Classic Series. This current block is pretty strong, with Raiders, The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly, 2001, A Clockwork Orange among others.

I'm not going to let this announcement ruin my enjoyment of seeing Raiders of the Lost Ark at the local Cinemark in a couple weeks.