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FEAR 3 Review

2011-07-24T15:57:00.002+03:00

FEAR 3 (or F3AR to the leet crowd) is the latest entry in Monolith’s FEAR series. The catch is that this time around Monolith isn’t the developer. That spot is occupied by Day 1 Studios. This left a lot of fans sceptical, but Day 1 attached a lot of big names (John Carpenter and Steve Niles) to the project in an attempt to lure horror fans to the game. But did they make a game, that is a worthy entry in the series?
            There’s two ways you can really review FEAR 3: as a standard action FPS game, with horror elements, or as a FEAR game. This is because the game completely fails at being a good FEAR game. All the things, that a FEAR game should excell at, are either missing or done badly. To put it short, the game is not scary. It lacks the horror and ambience found in the first games. While it does deliver on the action aspect , it fails to live up to the name FEAR.
            The story follows the first game’s protagonist, Point Man, a man, who has oddly been named after his profession. 9 months have passed since the events of the first game and all this time Point Man has been in captivity of the evil Armacham Technology Corporation, which is the evil corporation, that has basically started all the chaos in the FEAR universe. (FEAR’s Umbrella Corporation to put it simply.) However, Point Man’s brother, Paxton Fettel, busts him out of Armacham captivity and the two form an uneasy alliance to go find their mother, who is FEAR’s poster child, Alma. However, the brother’s have different plans: Point Man wants to kill Alma and stop her from giving birth to a new evil, and Fettel wants to reunite with his mother. Needless to say, the story is quite hard to follow unless you have played the first games, cause it doesn’t do anything to fill new players in on the events, that are going on. Even if you have played the FEAR games, you will still notice that a lot in the story doesn’t make a whole lot of sense. There are some plot holes and pointless scenes that will leave players scratching their heads. The story is about 6 hours long, so quite short. As said before, the game isn’t scary and since the game was basically built for co-op, playing with a partner will completely remove any scares the game may have had. Ironically the game is most fun played in co-op.
            The gameplay is what keeps the game alive however. The gunplay is fast paced and fun. FEAR’s trademarked slow-mo ability is back and more effective than ever and is an effective way of getting out of tight spots. The weapon selection is pretty standard, so expect to use a lot of the same weapons over and over again. Also, the game implements a cover system, which is quite rare amongst FPS games. Suprisingly the cover system works quite nicely and does well to eliminate the not-so-effective duck and cover strategy. The best addition to gameplay has to be the character of Paxton Fettel, who you can play as after you beat the story with Point Man. Fettel has the ability to suspend enemies in the air, shoot fireball-like projectiles at them and even possess for a certain amount of time. Since he has all these abilities, the game basically becomes really easy, when you play as him. The only time I died with Fettel was when I was goofing around. Of course the game is easiest in co-op and also the most fun. A lot of neat strategies can be used to take out squads of enemies, such as Fettel suspending enemies in the air and Point Man shooting, or Fettel possessing someone and then flanking the enemy. Co-op is the way the game was meant to be played. The game also ditches typical multiplayer modes and instead we have 4 cooperative multiplayer modes. Some of these are unique, like the colourfully titled F**king Run mode, and others are twists on old idea, such as the Contractions mode, which is very similar to Call Of Duty’s Zombies mode. While fun, I do think the multiplayer modes are more of a novelty and won’t be played for months on end, like other big multiplayer games. Overall the gameplay is fun and offers a ton of playability with two different playable characters and a fun cooperative experience.

The presentation is hit and miss. The graphics are a bit dated for today’s standards, but also get the job done. The sound design is one of the most important parts for a horror game and it has always been top notch in every FEAR games. The sound design here is good, but it isn’t used to it’s full effect. They use good sound effects in certain parts to build up tension, but it all lacks the subtlety of the first games. There isn’t any ambience or creepy music, when you are exploring, just some predictable jump scares. The voice acting is decent. Nothing really stands out, except for Fettel, who has had all his subtlety stripped away and is instead very over the top. The game also has a very so-bad-it’s-funny credit sequence.
All in all, I recommend FEAR 3 to people who have some degree of knowledge of the first games or just wanna have a fun co-op FPS, that does things a little differently. Don’t go into the game with any hopes for a great story or tons of scares, because the game lacks in that department. Long time FEAR fans will be bitter about this latest entry however and should go into it with no expectations for greatness.

Progress Report 4

2011-03-22T00:46:00.000+02:00

Hehey all, haven't done one of these in a while. Well luckily it's the holiday, so I managed to crowbar in some time to write another entry. Nothing very remarkable has happened really, so I might as well just get my crazy opinions of stuffs out of the way.

Movies:

Most of the movies I have seen in the time frame of 3 months have been Rifftrax films. The one's I saw Batman and Robin(terrible), Battlefield Earth(even worse) and Transformers(oh god). Rifftrax manages to make these films bearable atleast. That and it's really funny. I revisited The Matrix with Rifftrax and it was a laugh and half. I do feel that I should mention a film that was probably the worst film I have seen. I saw a review of it from Phelous(http://phelous.com/node/559) and then watched the Rifftrax version. After experiencing it, I can safely say, that it is the worst film I have ever seen.It's so badly made and rivals The Room in it's horribleness. Watch the review for some good laughs and if you can, check out the Rifftrax too. So mostly the films I have seen have been funny.

Music:

New category! Yay! I felt it necessary to point out a few new artists I have grown to like now. First of all, I am a huge fan of Kamelot now. Also, thanks to Dead Rising 2(will get to that in a minute), I have started to like some Industrial groups, such as Celldweller and Blue Stahli. Look them up on Youtube, if you are interested in that sort of thing.

Games:

Okay, this will be the longest of the paragraphs, so brace yourselves.

Call of Cthulhu Dark Corners of the Earth:
Rolls right off your tongue, doesn't it. Call of Cthulhu is a first person survival horror adventure game. It's horror is based on author H P Lovecrafts work and I find that it's very faithful to the material it's based on. Lovecraftian horror is mostly the fear of the unknown, mystic gods and cults and such; the main character usually driven to madness from what he experiences. The game's story is it's strongest area. It has several twists and turns and carries Lovecraft's style very well. You play as Jack Walters, a private investigator, who gets hired to investigate a small town called Innsmouth. The town is populated by people, who are all unfriendly to outsiders. They all act hostile towards Jack and Jack starts to notice bizzare things around the town, such as dead people and mysterious creatures. Soon enough the town folk catch on to Jack's snooping and try to kill him in his sleep. Jack manages to wake up in time and escapes death. This leads Jack on a quest to escape the town and find out the truth behind the bizzare town of Innsmouth. The gameplay itself is mostly stealth, with a bit of shooting and puzzle solving. So it's a mixture. The game can be quite difficult and frustrating, so keep a guide handy. Highly recommend it, it's on sale on Steam for a low price, so horror fans can sink their teeth into it.

Dead Rising 2:
Oh boy, I love this game. It's probably the best zombie game ever made. Where to begin.......The story follows Chuck Greene, a former motocross champion. After taking part in an anti-zombie gameshow, the town get's overrun with zombies. Soon enough, everyone is infected, with the few remaining survivors, along with Chuck and his infected daughter, trapped in a bunker. It's up to Chuck to find out the truth behind the outbreak, while also trying to find medicine for his daughter. The story line is very good and engaging. It also benefits from one of the most epic climaxes ever. The gameplay is basically a 3rd person free roam game. The combat is easy to pick up, making shredding zombies very easy and fun. Anything in the environment can be used as a weapon and Chuck can even combine certain items, to make an even more effective weapon. These weapons range from electric rakes, to even a hat with a lawnmower blade on the end. This kind of over the top violance and humor make the game a blast to play and as mentioned, the game benefits from having one the best soundtracks I have heard in a while. So deffinately check it out. Best zombie game ever.

Manhunt:
The final game I will talk about is Manhunt. Manhunt is a 3rd person stealth game, with a heavy emphasis on violent finishers. You play as James Earl Cash, a deathrow inmate, who is mysteriously freed from his incarceration. He wakes up only to find himself in an abandoned city, filled with thugs who are out to kill him and a mysterious director instructing Cash over an earpiece. The director forces James to kill people, for his twisted snuff film, for his freedom. Cash goes along with this, cause most of the thugs are all criminals. The gameplay is standard stealth: hide in shadows to take cover, make noise to attract guards and sneak up on them to finish them off. The game is really violent and it does have a very good climax as well. The game is also shot in the style of a snuff film, with film grain and static everywhere. I'd recommend this game to those who can stand violence and mostly like this kinda stuff. I am in no way a fan of the torture genre, I was mainly intrigued by the story and the contreversy surrounding it.

So those are basically my short reviews for now. I uploaded some Black Ops gameplay to my Youtube channel, so check out my channel, if you wanna see that and more. http://www.youtube.com/user/laurifisher?feature=mhum

For now, laters to all and don't be shy, leave a comment or two. n__n

Progress Report 3

2010-12-26T02:40:00.001+02:00

Happy Holidays to all! :D
Haven't written here in a while, so I thought why not post a small recap of what I have experienced in the past two months.

Disturbed Concert

A while ago I saw Disturbed live in Helsinki. I really liked it. It is always great to see your favourite band live. The presentation of the show was great, all the screens and effects were awesome and helped make the performance memorable. There were other bands too, which all did a well enough job. So overall a great experience.

Movies:

I saw a few movies in this time frame, here are the recaps of em. Both of the reviews are from my Facebook posts.

The Exorcist

All in all I thought it was a pretty good horror film, with plenty of disturbing imagery and memorable if not haunting scenes. It wasn't very eventful and the pacing was slow, but I thought that contributed to the good characters and made you see the several stages of the transformation, how the girl's state went from bad to worse.I recommend The Exorcist to horror fans, but it can be a bit boring, which may turn some people off.

1408

I really liked the story and the well developed character of Mike. I found the plot to be very similar to Silent Hill, because it was a story of self-discovery. But the plots of this and The Room are kinda different.While they are about the lead being trapped in an apartment/room, The Room's plot was more about the actual room, while 1408 was more about Mike as a character. So yeah, it was a deep, creepy and intense ride all the way through. Thumbs up!

Games:

I have written a few short reviews of some games in the Steam Recommendation list.

DeathSpank

This is a really fun game, that can be best summed up by saying that it is like Diablo meets Monkey Island. It's like an RPG and a hack and slasher. It is fun, yet all the missions are basically fetch quests, so it can get boring. The humor is great with a lot winks to other video games and movies. It mocks a lot of clichès, while celebrating them. All in all a fun and funny experience. Check it out!

Penumbra Trilogy

I just recently finished playing through all the Penumbra games. The first was good yet disappointing, because of the unimpressive enemies and having the ability to fight back. The second one ironed out those flaws and added scarier enemies and making the game scarier overall. The third is just an expansion, with little to no plot, just a series of puzzle rooms. Overall, it is a great trilogy, with a difficult plot, great atmosphere, quite a few scares and puzzling moments. It is a better collection of horror games, then some of the mainstream horror games out there. Don't let the fact that it's an indie game scare you off. Indie games are awesome and this series helps solidify that statement. I recommend this to all horror fans.

Super Meat boy

This is a brilliant homage to retro platformers with tons of references to the old greats, such as Street Fighter, Pokemon, Castlevania and even Super Mario Bros. The controls are great and basically perfect, cause the control over Meat Bot is flawless. The graphics and style are a mix of old 8 bit looking areas and just some really good animation from the guys at NewGrounds. The story is hillarious, the music is fantastic and the difficulty ranges from being nice and easy to wanting to rip your hair out and snap your controller in half. This is a tough game with some of the most difficult and frustration platforming stages ever, I don't recommend to people with anger issues. So yeah, great gameplay, great presentation, but a tough ride all the way. I give this my highest recommandation! Two thumbs up!

Call of Duty Black Ops

This is one of the finest games on the market at the moment. A HUGE recommendation for all FPS fans. FPS games don't get any better, than Call Of Duty Black Ops. So buy it....even for 60$, cause it is more than worth it!

So that's about it. All those reviews are short and crude, yet they sum up my feelings about them. But I remind you, if you like my random ramblings and reviews on stuff, check out my facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100001450717619

But that's all for now. At some point during the holidays, I will watch the Bourne Ultimatum, which will conclude the Bourne Trilogy. I am also playing Amnesia The Dark Descent at the moment. It is very scary and cleverly made with an engaging story. But I might write more about it at some point.

I hope you all have a happy new year and I will try to post something up soon. :D

Progress Report 2

2010-10-23T22:21:00.000+03:00

Heyas!
Wow.....Been a while since the last post. That is mostly due to being busy or lazy. But I got myself some free time, so I thought why not fill you in on a few things that have happened. I also decided that I will title paragraphs, to show what I am talking about in that certain paragraph, so if you have a short attention span, it will make your life easier. Also, I am writing this post on another computer so sorry....no fancy pics and videos. Ho kai let's begin......

Dawn of the Dead

I recently saw the classic zombie movie, Dawn of the Dead. No matter what I say, this movie is considered a gem in the horror genre and if you like horror and zombie movies, check it out. That is not to say I didn't have a problem with the movie. I think the only flaw with the movie are the zombies. They are soooooooooooooOOOOOOOOOOOOOO00000000 dumb, to the point where they aren't that threatening and more like scenery or comic relief. I mean, they couldn't even brake glass and they were extremely slow and clumsy. Now I know, that these are the ''Romero Zombies'', which are known for not being able to run and they tend to lumber, but even knowing that, I found the zombies to be too pathetic, thus removing some of the tension in later scenes. What is funny is that I seem to be among a minority, who find this to be a flaw. Now bitching aside, I did enjoy the movie and the flaw far from ruined the movie. I thought the characters were likable and you could see the wheels spinning in their heads, when they think about what to do. The acting was good and the gore effects were well done. This movies gore was the early work of Tom Savini, who is know a well known make-up artist in the horror business. So yeah......good movie, check it out. Now I will not give a rating all the time, since this is more my opinion than a full on review. I just don't feel like doing the math, when thinking of a rating. I mostly either approve or disapprove. Okay next topic....

Fallout New Vegas

Fallout New Vegas came out yesterday. I haven't played much of it, but I might as well share some of my thoughts on it. From what I have played through, it seems like an expanded Fallout 3 with more depth on everything and a new setting and faction system. It is a huge HUGE game and I think it is highly worth the money, even when you get it full priced. There is a lot of content and a lot of things to do. I will be playing that for months. Also, I like New Vegas' Theme more than 3's theme, I like that the game is more colorful and I also like that there are 2 radio stations from the get-go. Highly recommend.......In a few months I should review it and say whether it's better that the other Fallout games. For now, my fav Fallout game is 3. FLAME SHIELD ACTIVATE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11

Berfday movehs!

It was my birthday on September. I saw a few movies in celebration. The first film was Machete. It was an amazing stylized, fun, gory, action packed, funny hell of a time. HIGHLY recommend it. The second film was Resident Evil Afterlife......It sucked ASS! It was really bad....mediocre at best. Well....the 3D was cool and the action scenes were good. Also the acting wasn't half bad. Everything else sucked. The story was pointless.....nothing was resolved. The characters were a waste, set up only to be killed off. The script didn't make a whole lot of sense. There are sooo many plot holes......It's like the script was shot with a SMG. Also, they reference Resident Evil 5 way too much, that it becomes a lazy cop out. The whole final fight is directly from the video game and I found that to be lazy. Okay enough raging.

Other stuffz >8U

I really couldn't think of a third huge topic, so I will simply name a few random things. Well.....I listened to Disturbed's new album, Asylum. It is amazing and I listen to it constantly. I cannot wait to see them in Helsinki November. I will surely write my thoughts on that after the concert. I also bought my first graphic novel. It was about the video game, Prototype. After playing it, I found myself more interested in it, so I bought it, hoping that it's plot would be better than the game's. It's not that it was bad, but It was forgettable and didn't leave an impression on me. Well....the story was mostly the same but from a different point of view. It was good and maybe a bit more memorable, but it was much shorter. Because of the short length and multiple plots, you don't really get enough time to attach yourself to the characters. But still.....a good read. If you can find it cheap, check it out. It will keep you entertained for a few hours.....given that you are a Prototype fan.

That's all for now....I will attempt to update this blog more often, but check out my Facebook for more updates.....I write there more often.....I also write less there. But yeh......Goo bai for now :D

Halloween Review

2010-08-29T19:33:00.000+03:00

O hai everyone!
Been a while since I made a post. I have been busy doing nothing :S
I keep my facebook page posted more often, cause there I don't have to write much. So check that out....I will update that more often. http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100001450717619#!/profile.php?id=100001450717619

Anyways....I decided to do a review of my fav movie, Halloween, so let's go!

It is my favourite movie, cause It manages to accomplish so much with so little. It is a low budget movie and it still manages to create intensity flawlessly.
The story follows Laurie, a person who goes to babysit with her friends. At the same time however, a mentel patient, called Michael Meyers, escapes from a mental hospital and returns to his hometown, which happens to be the same town, where Laurie lives. Michael goes on a murderous rampage and guess what, he goes after the babysitters. Also there is a doctor who goes after Meyers. Okay....so it's not the most original plot you've heard, but for the time, it was, since It was the very first slasher movie ever. It is a really good slasher movie, cause it doesn't have any blood or any nudity....I think :S
The movie's greatest strength is the intensity that it keeps up for the whole movie. This is thanks to the great directing and fantastic soundtrack. The character of Laurie is actually a likeable character, which is hard to find in Slasher flicks nowadays. And it is exciting and you really hope Laurie pulls through.

So yeah.....that kinda concludes it.....This movie made Michael Meyers into a legend.....Now a lot of people wear a jumpsuit with a William Shatner mask painted white, so they can look like Meyers. After Halloween came Halloween II which was actually a pretty good sequel which concluded the first movie. After that the series kinda went down.

Anyways, that's all for now......I will review more stuff soon. School is starting though, so I won't have as much time as usual, but I will make more despite that. Check out the Facebook to keep up to date with what I do.

Laters!

Kane & Lynch 2 Dog Days Demo Uploaded

2010-08-02T00:49:00.000+03:00

Hey...quick news!
Just uploaded the walkthrough of Kane & Lynch 2 Demo.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XPigupjV5s8
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bTf4xd71JXw

So yeah....If you like Kane & Lynch, but haven't played or seen the demo, check it out.

Toodles for now....

Progress Report

2010-07-29T18:11:00.000+03:00

Howdy y'all!
I have a lot of things that I wanted to write about, so I decided to make this into a new segment on my site called ''Progress Report''. *Cheesy game show music plays* This is where I will discuss all sorts of things that have been happening and voice my opinion on random stuff. This is also where I will keep readers up to date with my videos on Youtube. So lets begin.....
First thing I wanted to talk about was Kane and Lynch 2 Dog Days. I played the demo and I really liked it. It has mostly ironed out all the flaws from the first one, thus making the shooting a bit more fun and smooth. They have kept the characters Kane and Lynch just as oddly likeable as in the first one and they have the same fantastic voice acting. The multiplayer was also fun, but I think the developers should work on the server system, cause there is no way to invite your friends into your game or turn off your mic in game. But these issues are only present in the demo.

So yeah....If you liked the first one or you just wanna play a fun, gritty third person shooter, then check out the demo, that is free on Steam. I might post a video about the demo on Youtube....I will keep you posted. ^.^

Now, I wanted to talk about a controversy that surrounded Kane and Lynch and Gamespot a while ago. The story is that Gamespot was being sponsoring Kane and Lynch and making money that way. But Gamespot released a review, which wasn't very kind towards the game. They gave it a 6/10 stating that it is an ugly ugly game. This of course caused problems with the sponsoring and Gamespot fired the guy, who made the review. Here's the review and here are my opinions:

*Video missing due to Gamespot's video player not fitting*

Now, It is unfair how the reviewer got fire, just because Gamespot was greedy and I feel sorry for the reviewer, but I have to say that I highly disagree with a lot of the points and complaints made. It felt like a lot of the complaints were nitpicks or just made up, so the score would be as low as possible. Let me give a few examples: He said the cover system sucks and gave a false example of how to use it....I never ran into any problems with it.....You go behind a wall and aim at where you want to shoot and the character will automatically latch onto the wall....There....EASY! He also complained about the swearing....WHY? Who gives a crap if they swear a lot...They are criminals....If I was like them, I'd probably swear a lot too. I got so used to it, the swears were like ordinary words in their vocabulary. And since when Is a lot of swearing such a baaaaad thing. Gamespot didn't mention this complaint in....let's say....GTA: San Andreas.....They swear 10x more there than in Kane and Lynch.....Gamespot didn't acknowledge that....He also said you don't care for the characters....Well...I honestly did and EVERYONE finds that the best part of the game are the two characters Kane and Lynch. They are unique and sure, they are sick and evil. But If you play, you get inside their twisted minds and find out their motives and see, that not everything they do is wrong and they seem to have good objectives for what they do in the game. The graphics are ugly....NO THEY ARE NOT. The review didn't even mention the fantastic voice acting. It's sad to see Gamespot nitpicking the shit out of the game, when there are a few reasonable complaints to be found in plain sight that mostly everyone agrees with. Like the shooting....Sometimes your bullets don't hit your target, even when your cursor is right on the target. Or the fact that the game is really short with a pretty disappointing ending....Or that it can be very frustrating in the last few levels which will require a lot of Trail and Error. Now to be fair, they did give it a fair review and didn't completely bash it to bits. They said it's worth a rental. The first time I saw this review, I hated it and was mad as hell....It ruined Gamespot's credibilty for me....But I shouldn't let one review ruin that....ALL review sites and reviewers are bound to have reviews that you don't agree with....The only person you can agree 100% with is yourself. It's a stupid controversy, that shouldn't have happened. I will probably make a review of Kane and Lynch soon and explain the game in more detail....It's not a perfect game, but it is a great and enjoyable one that I highly recommend.

The last thing I wanted to talk about is about my favourite internet reviewer: the Nostalgia Critic. Now a few weeks ago he uploaded a review of a movie called The Room. It was a hillarious review, which covered the whole movie. It is one of my fav NC reviews to date. I actually watched The Room after seeing the review...The Romm is soo bad its good....It is comedy gold, but it is a crappy movie. But Tommy Wiseau, the films director, writer, producer and star, removed the review, saying that it violates copyright. That isn't true since it's a review and it goes under ''Fair Use'' as well as ''Satire and Parody''. NC made a video a week later, mocking the hell out of Wiseau and revealing the email address of the person who claimed copyright. This caused The Room's facebook to be flooded with angry letters about the review. Wiseau responded on Facebook, saying that he doesn't like when reviews tarnish his work or don't explore the depths of the movie or some shit. The thing is, it might all be a plan by Tommy to get more recognition for his movie, but who knows. Tommy has to man up and understand, that the movie he made is not good and the review of it is entertaining and funny. Hopefully the review will be back up soon and for now it is only available on Youtube. Search Youtube for it and you are sure to find it.

That's all I have to say for now....I think I will soon record a Kane and Lynch Dead Men walkthrough.....talking about it has made me want to play it. :P

I leave you with my clip of the day, which comes from a Youtuber I just recently started watching. (Although I've watched his stuff on TGWTG) He is called the Amazing Atheist and he kinda does these discussions and rants on random things, which to me seem like a stand up comedy act....a good one...Here is a video of him talking about a Youtuber, who was trolling him....Enjoy!

This is my longest post yet :D
Ok take it easy everyone....

Kill Bill Review

2010-07-11T14:11:00.000+03:00

Greetings!
I said my next post would be a review, so I decided to post a little review of a movie I saw a little while ago. You guessed it :

Well.....There's not much to say about it. It's just awesome. I can't find many flaws with it. It's just an all-round good and entertaining film. The acting is good....There are a lot of famous actors. Not all of em' have important roles....some of them are like cameos. The star is Uma Thurman and it's refreshing to see her in a good role. In total the acting is really good. The movie looks good and stylish and it's shot very well. The story is interesting and the action is good and fun. If there is a complaint, it's that there are scenes that are just pure filler. There's one scene in particular, which is pointless, but raises the length of the film by 15 minutes.
So yeah, I give it a thumbs up. Great and fun movie. Check it out!

Nothing Interesting Really Happened Today

2010-07-03T21:38:00.001+03:00

Day 3

Well.......nothing has really happened today....I haven't watched a new movie (yet) and there wasn't even an amusing video a could post or talk about.

That can't be right.....Hang on....I should be able to find something. Give me a sec........*Flips through favourites on Youtube*

There we go....This will be the Clip of the Day. This is a video of two reviewers ( Spoony and Sean) doing their best Arnold Schwarzenegger impersonations on the site's podcast, Transmission Awesome. It's pretty funny and even funnier, if you know these reviewers from the site. So check it out!

Ok, well now I'm off....I have 4 movies in front of me and I'm trying to decide which one to watch. It is either the two remaining Bourne films, Kill Bill or Taken. Their all pretty badass, but I guess I will go watch....ummm.....errrrr......Kill Bill. I'm just gonna see it, cause I've only seen parts of it and I'm curious. I will check out the rest on another day.

I don't really have anything I want to review at the moment. I have a lot of things I could review, but I'm just a bit too tired and lazy to do that now. I will do my best so that my next post will be a review of something.

I will now leave you with this random pic I found from FailBlog.

And with that, I bid thee farewell.....

RE: James Rolfe's Top 10 Sequels, That Aren't As Bad As Everyone Says

2010-07-02T19:21:00.000+03:00

Greetings! :D
Last night I watched another one of James's top 10 lists and again, I couldn't agree more with a lot of the choices. I shall put the video below. Check it out, cause I'm just gonna comment on the No.1 spot and I don't want to spoil it to any of you, who haven't seen it.

CineMassacre: The Top 10 Sequels That Aren't As Bad As Everyone Says | Movies & TV | SPIKE.com

Ho kai, Now, I agree with number 1, cause Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull gets waaaaay too much hate and for very dumb reasons. Everyone who reviews it usually nitpicks it to death or just lists flaws, that exsist in other Indiana Jones flicks as well. But since those movies are classics and critically acclaimed, no one bitches about the implausible things there. I never see anyone go: '' How did they survive falling of a plane on a raft?'' or ''How did Indy not die, when he fell of a cliff with a tank?'' It's just stupid. People don't bitch about that, but when Indy survives a Nuke with a fridge, then they've gone too far. Mostly James just took the words out of my mouth, so I won't start quoting everything. But well, to who ever hates this film, I say:

OK, Here's me taking a stab at entertaining you! <.<
I present, the Clip of the Day! *Epic Music Plays*
Today's clip of the day, is a video of someone using an Arnold Sounboard on Ventrillo, to annoy others. This one of the Ventraillo Harassment series and It's probably my favourite, cause I think the soundboard just fits right into the conversation. Enjoy! :D

Well....That's it for my first official review/ thought. Hope you enjoyed it and there will be moar to come!

Toodles! :D

Welcome!

2010-07-01T23:46:00.000+03:00

Heyas! :D
I have finally created a little site for myself. This is where I will put up my reviews of games, movies or even songs. I will also write about making videos and stuffz. I will also take a few jabbs at trying to entertain the reader. I have a few ideas floating around in my head, so stay tuned. ;)
I will get my first review up soon.
To close this first post, I have nothing else to say, but FIRST!!!!!!111

Laters :)