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I know an extremely talented photographer and he would say it's not the camera as much as it is how you know how to use it. I find it hard to believe anyone could be super effective while lugging that much equipment around.

Well, I didn't have an issue with the Matrix movies (effects-wise) except for the Burly Brawl. That was the one scene that really takes me out of the movie every time. Really enjoyed the street chase sequence and the fight scene with Neo when he is fighting the Merovingian's henchmen.

All I remember is that the CGI Final Fantasy movie had come out at the same time, and I'd seen with some people a week before the Matrix Reloaded came out. Then we saw the Matrix Reloaded and a girl who had seen both movies with my group of friends remarked that during that fight (the Burly Brawl) that Neo looked like…

Because he stole it. That was in the first part of the video, he needed to obtain a lightsaber for the fight.

Yeah, same goes for people who post comments on websites.

In the comics Batman wore white lenses in his eyes to hid his pupils so as to unnerve the criminals he was fighting.

These guys also know what it takes to make a good DBZ story, unlike Hollywood, who apparently sees DBZ as a joke.

That was the first movie I thought of when I saw this article title, and was disappointed when I didn't see it in here. That fight at the end (wasn't it a knife fight?) was one of the most brutal I've ever seen.

Since this was a promotional release of the game, wouldn't the developers have made it a cheat version with one-button or automatic fatalities?

Actually I've seen some Amazon game reviews by some curmudgeonly old people who said that basically the Steam experience (downloading the client, accepting all their licensing and Steam contracts) ruined the game for them. It was odd, because Steam has been around for over a decade.

That was... really upsetting to watch. And it was just a kids cartoon.

The first few photos have shaders. Only the last 3 or 4 don't. There is a pretty big difference, but now you don't have to use your imagination.

I still play Titanfall regularly, it's one of the funnest shooters I've ever played. The parkour element makes it unlike just about anything I've ever played. Also I just bought Wolfenstein in the Steam holiday sale and it has really really good writing and it is really intense. It's definitely a cut above, I'd call…

That's it then. I haven't played smash since Melee.

Who is her character supposed to be, I feel like if I knew I would get the joke.

Heh heh, Dinklebot...

Tell us how you really feel.

It's all subjective, that's what I said.