I did a very quick bing image search for Emma Watson, and almost all of the pics that I found were of her pouting and/or stolen shots of her. This is the only pic I've seen of her smiling. But yeah, we just need to look at someone nicer just to scrub away the disturbing images. :P

Oh yes, same here! I'm not really the guy who likes politics, but man, she's really something! Is it the blonde hair, the nice bod, or those sparkling eyes? I can't stop looking at her!

Yeah, I never did respect Tom Cruise as a person (his antics on the couch finalized my opinion of him), but he is one hell of an actor. I actually like him more when he plays the bad guy. Also, considering the fact that he never used a real-life firearm prior to "Collateral", his trainer was really impressed with him…

Indeed! If you've seen Public Enemies, the shootouts there are pretty good as well. His insistance for reality is really something. I love Michael Mann films, heck I even like Miami Vice!

After looking at those images, I agree, we need something to wash it out!

Well, Tom Cruise did train with a SF-type person for this movie. Also, Michael Mann, the director of Collateral, is a licensed firearm instructor.

To commemorate this wonderous occasion, I'm starting this thread for your favorite Baldur's Gate quotes.

WTF!?! Carrie-Anne Moss voiced Aria? Haha I like that tidbit, maybe I'll respect Aria more whenever I see her in Purgatory; I don't want to get hit by a scorpion kick in the face! :D

I'm not complaining but pic# 27, is a cosplay from School Days I think, the most disturbing anime I've ever laid eyes on to date. It is gory, but not in an entertaining way, and I did not feel good about myself after watching that show. I know it is based on a game, but, really now, if someone will ask me if I can…

Loved Full Metal Jacket as well, one of the best Kubrick films ever!

Just saw your blog, nice pictures there!

I remember the original Rainbow Six. That thing is brutal and exacting, definitely not for the faint of heart. It was a combination of reflexes, proper planning, ideal loadouts and entry team composition (each team member has their own stats for weapon types). If you fail, your squadmates die permanently, or if they…

Geez, that renegade Shep, what a douchebag! I'm kind of glad that my Shepard went Paragon for my playthrough. That particular renegade option is horrible, not a badass at all.

He's probably planning on re-selling these online. Besides that, maybe stocking up for Christmas gifts?

I never played ME1, and I started my Mass Effect involvement with ME2 (PS3). I realized how awesome asaris are. Aria T'Loak (the matriarch in Omega) is pretty badass, and I can never get enough of Liara and her sexy bedroom voice. Too bad I only saw her as a friend and confidant, never as a lover, since my Shepard is…

Here's Mordin singing for you then. Yeah, his last moments were memorable. I think he is one of the true conflicted heroes of the Mass Effect universe with his direct involvement in the genophage, and ultimately, his radical change of heart and sacrifice to fix it.

There are a lot of things BF3 needs to improve on, and I am sure that those things have been discussed in varying lengths. What I want to point here, however, are 2 aspects that I really liked.

I don't think so. The only reason folks get gunned down pretty badly in BF3 is because they simply run around, not being aware of what's going on in the field. Try to take cover, scan you area, and take note where your team mates are getting killed (red dot on the map). Also, what I like most about BF3 is the fact…

I am a little surprised seeing all this Mass Effect 3 hate. I'm nowhere near the end (Tuchanka mission at the moment), but so far I've been having a blast. My only complaint: there were some stuttering issues, particularly in the Presidium of the Citadel, although I did notice that it became more prominent when I use…

This was one of my complaints also, but I just learned to deal with it. It's like playing Gears Of War, or SOCOM. Not really a game changer, just a minor annoyance.