Moving right along, Creationism is a bit of a literal stance to take on the Bible, considering that there's two different version of the story (see: chapters 1 and 2) which, if taken literally, can't possibly both be true, but if taken figuratively, leave plenty of room for multiple meanings.
Looks like classic 2d SMB platforming action... except with Peach, on DS. Interesting that there's both this and New Super Mario Bros. (which of course is 3d, but both are 2d-gameplay Mario-style titles...)... they could say this is "aimed at girls" but going by the gameplay video, that'd be more marketing than going by what's actually in the game gameplay-wise... well, except for those heart things on the lower screen, but that's just another attempt to find use for the lower screen by using it for option activation... but anyway, watch the video.
So I just rented the new Family Guy movie that just came out today. (A.k.a. the three episodes merged into one direct-to-DVD film.) Last copy available too. So anyway, it was okay. As far as the humor is concerned, it was great at spots and empty at others. The plot was... interesting. Anybody else seen it yet? (Perhaps some of you downloaded it before it was even released.)
I don't understand... Family Guy was freakin' sweet before it got canceled. Eversince it returned, it's produced a few really good episodes, but it's also produced some crappy ones. Before its cancellation, it never had any crappy episodes. Maybe a couple episodes that I didn't like quite as much as the others, but no crappy episodes! Well, anyway, I give Family Guy Presents Stewie Griffin: The Untold Story a 7 out of 10. It could've been much better, but if you've got two hours to burn, this is the way to do it.
I'm looking for some movies that have conditional (logic) statements in them, or logical lines of reasoning. The two I have thought of so far are the final courtroom scene in My Cousin Vinny in which Marisa Tomei's character points out why the car the defendants drove couldn't have caused the tire tracks at the crime scene, and the witch scene in Monty Python and the Holy Grail, which is faulty logic, but still fits my purpose. I'm making up a DVD to use in my Geometry class when we have a day to kill, and would really appreciate any suggestions you guys have. Thanks.
Last Exile is kind of like the anime version of Skies of Arcadia, if it were more serious. Which that you can expect to see large airship battles set against the backdrop of a fued between nations fueled by a mysterious third-party called The Guild. The Guild as it turns out control the technology behind the airships and has no desire to allow the two nations to get along and possibly to stage a coup against the Guild. Two vanship [a type of small airship] pilots, Clause and Lavi, find themselves in the middle of this when the recieve a delivery that's more than they bargained for. Last Exile's most prominent feature is good it looks, almost seamlessly combining 3D CG and 2D digital animation. Its worth a rent just for that, but the story and characters and action make it a worthwhile addition to any DVD collection.
G4TechTV aired it before so you might want to check there to see if they have any plans to air it again.
