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Yeah there should have been a slight decrease in accuracy along with a slightly lower chance of being attacked by civilians and police (since they can't see your tattoo because of the bandages). Edit: Ok yeah the game turns to shit after the Vox Populi take over. I'm about to enter Comstock...

I like some of the changes made but others disappointed me. I was under the impression that Columbia was supposed to have constantly moving buildings and skylines and stuff and that it would be like a dynamic maze or something. I dunno. It just feels a shitload more linear than Levine...

I'm really loving the atmosphere in this game but goddamn it's not what I was expecting after watching those early trailers. The AI is terrible and the combat is laughably easy and feels like an even more streamlined version of Bioshock 2's combat. I haven't progressed far enough in the story...

The two Empty Child episodes were good, The Girl in the Fireplace was good, and the two Silence in the Library episodes were good. That's about it.

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I can't remember if the movie mentions this or not, but in the book it's explained that the reason Valjean's sentence was so long (19 years) is because he made several escape attempts but kept getting caught, so it wasn't really just breaking parole that made Javert dislike Valjean so much. In...

He was, that's the whole point. His perfect sense of justice drove him to become obsessed with arresting a man who was essentially the epitome of "goodness". Maybe you're just reading too much into it. These kinds of characters were pretty common back in Hugo's day.

Not really, if anything the movie was actually clearer than the actual live show. Still didn't like it though. I want to strangle whoever was in charge of casting decisions for that film.

He killed himself because of the cognitive dissonance that arose as a result of having his life saved by a man he'd spent his entire life trying to put in jail.

3:10 to Yuma, the original and the remake. The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford.

Watch it again. You probably completely missed the point. It's easily Tarantino's "deepest" movie, albeit not his best.

Django Unchained was pretty solid. Official Tarantino Film Ranking: Pulp Fiction > Inglourious Basterds = Reservoir Dogs > Django >>> everything else

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The books weren't so great themselves, what a pretentious twat. Only good thing Tolkien ever wrote was The Hobbit, and it's a children's book.

All of it is canon except Mothership Zeta. The general fanon is that Fallout 3 is more or less canon, however some of the details are not.

I found a very nice ballet performance of Marketa Lazarova in the local newspaper, first result on the page. That's nice --Per

Off the top of my head: - Paranoia Agent - Anything by Studio Ghibli - Planetes - Mononoke - Tatami Galaxy - Puella Magi Madoka Magica - Haibane Renmei - The Girl Who Leapt Through Time Only some late '80s stuff such as Akira. That Flash/CGI animation annoys me so much.

You could almost say that it's bizarre. By the way the new OP is really cool: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MIeMoJlIT3c If anyone's wondering, Jojo's Bizarre Adventure is a lot like Fist of the North Star but stranger and less heterosexual. Would recommend. '80s animation was...

When humans are connected, small voices will become larger. When humans are connected, even life will get longer so. No matter where you are, everyone is always connected. The events that I have prophesied are fast approaching. Prepare yourself.