His films have declined since D9. Elysium was ok and Chappie was marginal at best.
It's super sad at the beginning. I mean, the movie shows Carl's and Ellie's whole life up until that tragic moment in just a few short minutes. I couldn't stop crying in the theater. But, after that, it wasn't sad at all.
My friend Mark has a Game Gear. He likes it because it fits his hands. I never got one though.
I may get Dragon Quest VII on 3DS, but I like my DQVIII on my TV via PS2.
Apparently Gilliam has had a falling out with Hollywood. I guess I'll never see it in the theaters then.
I bought Syndicate. I had to keep telling the Gamestopers that it wasn't Assassin's Creed: Syndicate.
i should go find one of those Wii wheels.
I used to play a lot of tennis back in the school days. Haven't touched it in a long while though. I think I used a backboard a bunch of times though in the 90s and played some local college players then too. I guess I could've taught the thing. Something I considered once.
It was kinda pure chance. It just happened to come out in 2009, the year I'm looking at this week. It's a really good album. That bass player Victor Wooten in his band, is like crazy good. They do the Linus & Lucy song and he plays both the rhythm and the lead on bass.
I like the Watchman film, every part, I just didn't quite understand what was going on in the wrap up.
Up is great. It's not a sad movie. Only in the first ten minutes or so. They rest is pure fun.
I noticed a Jak & Daxter game New Frontier for PS2 in '09. I was surprised they were still putting out games for the system outside of the usually sports and movie licensed stuff.
I've had trouble finding time for DVDs lately. I cancelled my Netflix yet again because I couldn't get to anything. So I just hit the theaters once a month or so.
