And yet you thought Dredd was "perfect." I mean, come on. Looper has a few plot flaws, but at least it aspires to be something more than a brain-dead sci-fi shoot-em-up.

I beat Super Meat Boy a couple months back. Took me for-fucking-ever to beat. That game is just as intense, but at least you have unlimited lives. Isaac is one-life perma-death.

And I thought they might be from the same guy! The art styles are familiar.

Just beat Assassin's Creed 3. I have no idea what happened because I tuned out every time the story started, but sneaking around and killing people is still fun. I'm recently obsessed with The Binding of Isaac, maybe the hardest game I've ever played. It's one of the very few games where I can honestly say that practice and skill are required to succeed.

Sorry I've been AWOL the past few weeks. This just wasn't on my radar. However, starting tomorrow, I'm going to get a lot more unpause points posted, and then I would seriously like to start working on episode pages. I know there doesn't seem to be a hell of a lot of interest in this project, but dammit if I'm not going to get this thing done anyway.

I'm not an admin on the wiki, by the way. I'm not sure who has the authority to make me one (Holden, I assume), but I'd love to wield the banhammer on those spamming motherfuckers.

EDIT: Christ, there have been at least 500 spam edits just TODAY. This is gonna be a painful cleanup process.

Only a little. That's an exaggeration, sure, but Crowe was my favorite actor. Hathaway comes second, but most of the time I felt like she was trying too damn hard for that Oscar.

I'd recommend checking out the Coraline soundtrack. It might not be what you're looking for, but I love it to death.

I started watching with Season 5, so Matt Smith will always be my Doctor. The David Tennant era always seemed really cheesy to me. However, my sister started watching the same time I did, and she's now more obsessed and knowledgeable than me, and her Doctor is Tennant.

You know, I used to really like Basterds, but I watched it again last night and I have to agree with Dorkman. It's much too slow and plodding for most of its runtime. And Hans Landa is far less interesting the second time around. The whole time I was thinking, "Jesus Quentin, we get it, you like movies, can we tell a story now?" Never got that impression during Django.

You were too late! He's been dead for twenty* years!

*two**
**not actually dead

I had no idea that Annapolis was located inside a rave.

Does this answer your question?

Also, the "Blunt the Knives" song was one of the things I really liked about the new movie. Upbeat and really catchy. Also, only like a minute long.