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Same to you.

Agreed.

I never played Crackdown, but thought it looked cool. Love cel-shaded, plus GTA with good guys in the future sounds like a cool premise.

Seems like a great time, especially for Shinichiro Watanabe's hand.

Yeah, my grandpa apparently never said much at all about his experiences at war either.

I'd love to be a 9 to 5 worker like most people. Sheesh, I hate not working.

Listened to "My Final Bullet," "S.O.D.O.M.," and "Epitome of Torture."  Only reason I stopped was cause I paused a podcast I was listening to to hear this stuff. Might have to pick this one up; I agree, every one of these songs is awesome.

Thanks for sharing, and hope you're having a metal Memorial Day!

Also, that Spock thing was kind of dumb, especially the lines in this. Ok, maybe not "smarter," but I did like it better than the original, personally, and I love the original.

Peter Weller did kind of let on how long it's been since he acted, I'll give you that, some of his delivery wasn't exactly stellar; but still, Robocop in space, how fucking awesome is that?! lol Edit: And now I get what you mean by "mystery box," didn't know JJ Abrams used that term. The More You Know.

Completely disagree, I thought this was both a hell of a lot smarter (though it still pulled science out of its ass) and overall better than the first one, and ... wait, what "mystery box" thing? The torpedos?Those made sense to me, unlike the red matter McGuffin in 2009 that was just there for convenience. Still love that movie as well, though.

I agree the villain was obvious, but played in much his own way, which I loved, cause it's not like the original performance is getting redone by anyone.

I am glad he calmed down a bit on lens flares, too, but they're still pretty noticeable.

Happy Memorial Day!