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      The dark knight
    Posted by: alien space marine - 18th July 2008, 5:15 PM - Forum: Ramble City - Replies (25)

    I would say its just a hair away from Sweeney Todd in the demented film noire department.

    Lots of shock and awe in this sequel, Very few comic gags as Joker would say "why so serious"?

    Heath ledgers Joker is more Hannibal lecture meets the good fellas and probaily is the coldest and meanest incarnation of the Joker ever made.

    Christian Bale's raspy voice for Batman, Is really rough and unconvincing.

    The best performance was from Health Ledger no question.

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      Want stories of incomprehensible sorrow? Yeah, we've got that.
    Posted by: Dark Jaguar - 18th July 2008, 1:13 AM - Forum: Ramble City - Replies (1)

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    What the heck? I mean what is this, some story of a cancerous crack addicted pregnant sex abused jewish child in nazi Germany having to kill their pet and accidentely staring into the very depths of madness as a portal to the insane multidimensional gibbering and above all moist horrors of elder gods are opened and all hope is reduced to a lie?

    It WILL win an Oscar.

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      Terminator 2
    Posted by: A Black Falcon - 17th July 2008, 8:13 PM - Forum: Ramble City - Replies (16)

    ...Finally got around to renting it yesterday... erm, why didn't I watch this like ten years ago now? It was indeed every bit as awesome as its reputation suggests... really amazing stuff, beginning to end. I remember really loving the T2 arcade game back in the early '90s, but of course at that age I couldn't see the film... but I have no excuse for not watching it in more recent years. Not wanting to watch it because I wasn't sure if it'd be as good as I was hoping it would be, perhaps?

    Fortunately, it lived up to expectations, which was quite a feat. :)

    The plot is a nightmare of circular time loops that make your brain hurt to think about, but time travel always does that...

    And no, I haven't seen the first movie yet either.

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      Why do they hate us ?
    Posted by: alien space marine - 17th July 2008, 3:19 PM - Forum: Den of the Philociraptor - No Replies

    Quote:Blind protection pacts are what brought the world to total war in 1914, Just as before
    Another new deluded super power called the United States of America binds itself unconditionally in backing the modern colonial enterprise called the state of Israel.

    Just as the Yugoslav partisan Gavrilo Princip in 1914 used terrorism in the form of a sniper's bullet to strike at the headship of the Habsburg empire in retaliation for its unlawful subjugation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, So has again in the 21st century a Muslim partisan group called Al’qeada Struck at the American heartland in the form of mass carnage on that dreadful morning of September 11th 2001, Under the pretext of avenging wrongs as a result of Americas long standing material and military support for Israel.

    Just as in our own modern history we once as a nation held to the motto of “Deutschland uber alles” during the first half of the 20th century,Today The modern imperial Germanies’ of the 21st century are clearly none other then the Unite states of America-Israel and the Islamic world , Who all collectively adhere to the motto of ” Gods chosen over all others”.

    Prime Ministry Winston Churchill once said "Those that fail to learn from history, are doomed to repeat it",
    How true are his words down to our times.

    Professor Albrecht Holler ~
    Click here for full article

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      Old posts
    Posted by: Mario! - 17th July 2008, 1:25 AM - Forum: Ramble City - Replies (4)

    Hey, just remembered this place and figured I check it out, I remember some of you old timers, anyway I was just curious though, I was looking for the old posts and couldn't find them, are the ones from back in the day ('00 - '02ish) deleted? I'd love to check those out if they're still around. thanks, later

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      First AND Worst! Nintendo's shoulder buttons!
    Posted by: Weltall - 16th July 2008, 8:38 PM - Forum: Tendo City - Replies (11)

    This is a short, simple rant:

    Nintendo was the first major home console to feature shoulder buttons on their controllers.

    Nintendo's shoulder buttons are the worst, consistently, ever made.

    Cases:

    Two of my SNES controllers have either partially- or completely non-functional shoulder buttons (one also has a faulty D-Pad)

    N64: They work. But they're never used, so that's to be expected.

    GBA SP: R-button worked only if about 500 pounds of pressure is exerted upon it. Eventually replaced unit.

    Nintendo DS Lite: BOTH shoulder buttons completely stopped functioning, after less than 12 months! Replaced unit with second DS Lite... and this one has a bad L-Button!

    GameCube: Just today, while replaying MP, my R-Button crapped out. It senses partial pressure only when I press fully on it. Full pressure is not sensed at all.

    By comparison, I have 8 total controllers between my Playstations and Dreamcast. Not ONE of them has EVER seen a shoulder button failure, and I use them all pretty well equally.

    This just frustrates the hell out of me, especially with the handhelds. I can stomach paying $20 for a new controller, but replacing a DS or SP is not cheap at all.

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      Gorgeous George
    Posted by: alien space marine - 16th July 2008, 6:30 AM - Forum: Ramble City - No Replies

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    This guy is hilarious, Entertaining as hell.

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      Belmont using a sword instead of a whip?
    Posted by: Dark Jaguar - 14th July 2008, 9:44 PM - Forum: Ramble City - Replies (3)

    http://www.joystiq.com/2008/07/15/castle...for-sword/

    Hmm... if this is actually real (How would they get this script? Do they just publich them online or something?), I don't like it.

    And before any film majors come along to tell me "a whip just isn't workable in film" there's this little series called INDIANA JONES I'd like to point to. I don't expect him to only use one, but that's what all those other holy relics like holy water and the throwing knives are for. If he's not using a whip it's just another vampire slaying movie, which I say because Belmonts in general aren't really very well defined as characters so much as they are defined by their abilities. There I said it, so that's what I'm wanting, their abilities.

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      Square+Microsoft
    Posted by: A Black Falcon - 14th July 2008, 11:09 AM - Forum: Tendo City - Replies (3)

    New announcements...

    Final Fantasy XIII - X360 (with new trailer, but they zoomed way out so you could barely see it)

    The Last Remnant - PC (with really short, but decent looking, trailer)

    Shockingly, NeoGAF just went 500 internal sever error... :)

    Sony's last chance at making up any significant North American marketshare is gone.

    Of course I'd probably more like to see Star Ocean 4, Infinite Undiscovery, or FFXIII on PC than The Last Remnant, but anything is better than nothing (or just FFXI Online)...

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      Alsome Script Solves all My AJAX woes!
    Posted by: etoven - 13th July 2008, 5:51 PM - Forum: Ramble City - No Replies

    The one thing about AJAX for ASP.Net, is that it had this annoying habit of generating javascript popups that an error of type 0 (no error) acured.

    But I found a alsome script that allows the user to customize AJAX error popups and hide them if necessary.

    This has fixed alot of issues in TC2.0
    Hoza... Erich

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