"Limelight" reminded me of 90s and "Ghost Town" of 2000s styles of punk rock I like, not that either of them are from those respective decades, but I liked them both. "Limelight" is more chill, where "Ghost Town" is more bombastic, liked them both.
As for punk vs. metal, that guy harmonized them very well and made some awesome solos in there, so I'd say he wins. lol
I'd say just any NES game I played as a kid, like Mario, Double Dribble, 10 Yard Fight, etc. Mostly play these on nintendo8.com. Something about the charm and simplicity of older games.
Yeah, I really don't listen. What were we talking about?
Oh, a Last of Us comic book? I might like that. 
I'm also happy they've said they'll announce more for PS4. I'm excited.
It's Ocarina of Time; I forget where those frogs are in the game, though.
I saw a frog pop out at me from underground on a sidewalk yesterday, but it was kinda cute to see it hop out and in after it saw me, even if it freaked me out a little. At least that was nowhere near the experience of having a giant rat swim towards me in the swimming pool last summer. lol
Don't know about the Chrono Trigger thing, but he's made two CDs with his games w/lyrics stuff, and I saw him perform Nintendohemian Rhapsody live at the con, so I would not be the least bit surprised.
My favorite song by him is Mega Man 3 death theme w/ lyrics. Hilarious.
And do you mean you don't get in much? I mean I spend most of my days outside now, but it's my lazy "human indoor cat" time that I use to watch this stuff. lol
I actually do (once re-created an entire test, questions, all four of each multiple choice answers, and essay section because of it, just to see if I could), but I doubt I'd have paid enough attention to anything but Fenway Park to really notice, and they were saying they were gonna renovate and add more seats, and the whole damn city seemed like it was under construction so ... yeah, my 06 memories are probably not even accurate now anyway. lol
I didn't even know Chris Cornell was in this, I only recognized the score. lol That's cool, though.
And I agree about the script being the problem, especially since pretty much all these people have been great elsewhere; like I said I'm a big Amy Adams fan, so it's like wtf happened to her?
And I never liked DBZ as a kid cause I always saw the talking episodes. Maybe I should go watch that Superman vs. Goku video with ItsJustSomeRandomGuy as the Supes voice.
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Went in with somewhat low expectations and ... yeah, I actually found most of the acting pretty bland, except for Michael Shannon becoming a rage monster near the end. That was fun. And Amy Adams got better as it went on, but her too-soft voice towards the beginning was eh. And I love Amy Adams usually, so I hope she gets better as the series goes on. At least when she ogled Superman, she didn't bore me to death. Everyone else more or less came off as forgettable to me, though, even Superman.
However, the action scenes were flipping awesome to me, and unlike what I was previously led to believe, the shaky cam was fine, and nowhere even close to Hunger Games levels of irritating. This is genuinely the first use of shaky cam and constant zooming I've liked since Bourne Ultimatum, and I loved the insane fight scenes that went into outerspace and took place in the sky, etc., though you're right, Supes causes a lot of damage when he could probably have gone elsewhere, but insane building destruction is just a thing in superhero movies, I guess.
I really hated that thing about the bus, and Pa Kent's death especially, so I agree with you there.
Anyway, I'm actually glad Snyder made this, cause he's clearly the force behind those action scenes along with SFX, and that was my favorite part. I actually really did enjoy it, but I hope now that this origin is out of the way, they can have more interesting plots and the acting can improve. It is my favorite Supes film to date, at least, and I've seen the first two Donner films ... ok, I actually might like II more, but if so, this is a close second.
Anyway, as a movie, I enjoyed it enough despite a lot of the flaws you mention. As a hype machine for possible Justice League, it got me pumped.
Oh and, I suddenly want to go to IHOP or Sears.
In all seriousness, I understand where you're coming from, mostly cause my Freshman year of college I was "that" atheist guy, and while some conversations called for it, sometimes I was just being a dick with no real provocation from people in the room.
When I say something like "could have done without the Christian bashing" on one of your blogs, it's cause I find it a bit irrelevant to the blog's topic, and see it as unnecessary. If you talk about things like homophobia or anti-scientific thought, then I'm on your side, but those are specific things not all Christians are on the wrong side of, and in that case, there'd be more context.
If you want to see what a giant hypocrite I'm being right now, go to my 1up or Google Blogger accounts and read my 08/09 posts. I did a lot of my own out of place bashing.
I look forward to discussing this more if you want, I realize I'm being a bit vague, that's for brevity's sake. I deleted a much longer comment earlier.
Thanks! And Sessler was definitely cool.
