Hot Heart

50/50. Really good, well-balanced mixture of drama and humour. JGL was good despite not quite convincing as the fussy sort of character he was meant to be, Seth Rogen didn't annoy me and Anna Kendrick was as absolutely adorable as ever. Also good to see Anjelica Huston and Philip Baker Hall.

Guns in movie scenes replaced with a thumbs-up. (catchy title)

A wookiee is not a bear!

One of my all-time favourites. I keep telling people to watch that damn film. And it really benefits from a second viewing, too. I guess it can be hard to get a handle on if you're not paying attention. The dialogue is superb once you get the jist of the slang. "Can you raise her?" "No..."

Yes, FDS we all discussed it when you shared the video in the absence of anyone else doing it. Good times were had.

Worth it just for the gif below the actual content.

DISAGREE.

There was an offer for three blu-rays, got some ones I'd had my eye on for a while: - Bad Lieutenant: Port Of Call - New Orleans - Lawrence Of Arabia - The Wild Bunch

Nope, no can do. That's asking too much.

Zach Braff seems like he was probably born to play a talking monkey.

Wish Reel Big Fish still tried to emulate them a bit more.

Grabbed some more cheap DVDs from HMV yesterday while grabbing a Mother's Day gift. Didn't think it was marked for closing down, but they're certainly clearing a lot of stock. - 50/50 - Love & Other Drugs - Butch Cassidy And The Sundance Kid

Major key version of I Was Lost Without You, which I chose for this article.

Hooray to Ethan for fixing it, too! Nice one, Ethan!

Oh, nice. Didn't know they were on Steam. Always wanted to play them again, and that's a good price.

Silly gaming sites, taking things too seriously. It's really not something over which you should split hairs...

King of the Hill animation guide http://imgur.com/a/PiJLk

Here's the first Miranda scene, if that helps. Be warned though, it has MASSIVE SPOILERS for the main plot (and a good job I spoiler tagged it because it seems even the preview image has one)

It's not really hidden. If you like the Garrus sniping scene, then yeah, you will most likely love this. And I've only had one scene with Miranda so far, but it was funny and the tone is markedly different to the rest of ME3 (they even shifted the romance theme into a major key)...which is a refreshing change

OK, I just finished the main mission part of it. The concept (and execution) is a little goofy but very enjoyably so. It does feel more like a 'deleted episode' or whatever you'd call it, where the writers can cut loose and go a little sillier; which does make it very Whedonesque. Except, it does try and ground the story to a plausible concept, which you may or may not like. That said, I absolutely loved the character interaction stuff. I found myself laughing out loud or grinning like an idiot far too many times to count. Being able to bring Javik and Wrex along is great, too. "For times like this, my people had an ancient saying: kill him." "Catchy. I like it." It's just a shame I was too busy charging about as a vanguard (going 'RAARGH'; and Javik's particle rifle is hella noisy), because there's a lot of great combat banter going on, too. Plus, Mark Meer is really good at the comedic stuff. And, that's not everything. There's a whole bunch of post-mission stuff and I really look forward to reuniting with ME2 squadmembers for the combat arena.