Duke Togo

Hell, I even ordered it, and I'm not a fan of the series.

No, only that they've admitted to making mistakes.

Xenogears

Three of the greatest games ever made...

One thing that has gotten me while reading the blogs or listening to the podcasts... the motivations and plotlines can and do change from one script to the next, and they have on several occasions not known where they were going with a particular idea. Also, the budget has had a definite effect on the entire show, and not just "more space battles". And they are also pretty open about feeling that they've made some mistakes with the show.

Just curious... is it actually possible to "spoil" a movie like Underworld Evolution?

"How can it not know what it is? "More human than human" "I want more life, father" Reminds me very much of the Cylons.

LOL, now that is what I call timing. It wasn't anything sinister at all. So, ok, the nuke is back in play... I would guess they are gonna use this to pop off the Pegasus sometime in season 3. Nice to see Baltar doing something other than just being out of his mind. I really hope this episode leads to him finally being exiled from the fleet. At some point they are going to have to expand on the Cylon side of things, and I would imagine the best way to do so is from Baltar's perspective amongst the Cylons.

They gave him the nuke...he even mentioned that they were all arguing around it in Ep 9 of season one, "Tigh Me Up, Tigh me Down" in his lab. 362459[/snapback] I know they did... it was being made out to be this big sinister thing Six was trying to get Baltar to do, and it went NOWHERE!

What ever happened to Baltar getting ahold of the nuclear warhead needed to build his Cylon detector. That whole plotline went nowhere.

Blade Runner

By the looks of things, I'd say they are more like Replicants. Bio-engineered beings. If any part of them were metal, they would be extremely easy to detect. And here we are again, back to human Cylons being alot like Replicants...

You do realize that the original version of the movie is on one side, and the extended version is on the other? Its not one movie spanning two sides. Or MUST you have the movie logo on one side of the disc, so you can look at it while its spinning in your player... oh, never mind. 362296[/snapback] Yes, I do realise, but I also realise that I hate flipping those damned double sided disc's, and they could have just as easily made it a 2 disc release. Just a personal preference. 362306[/snapback] So, you don't like getting up and having to flip the disc (I guess you want to watch both versions back to back)... but you have no problem getting up and having to put in a second disc? You going OCD on us, Keith?

These designs are fairly underwhelming. I've seen far superior work on Brickshelf.

You do realize that the original version of the movie is on one side, and the extended version is on the other? Its not one movie spanning two sides. Or MUST you have the movie logo on one side of the disc, so you can look at it while its spinning in your player... oh, never mind.

A double-sided dual layer disc... rather interesting.

Finally! New release date January 29th. Pre-order is up on Amazon for $19.59. Dune: Extended Edition Disc 1 - Side A * Original Theatrical Version (137mins) * 2.35:1 Anamorphic Widescreen * English DD5.1 Surround * French DD2.0 Stereo * English, French and Spanish subtitles Disc 1 - Side B * Extended Version (177mins) * 2.35:1 Anamorphic Widescreen * English DD5.1 Surround * English, French and Spanish subtitles Overview: Finally available for the first time on DVD: the EXTENDED edition of DUNE, from acclaimed director David Lynch and starring Sting and Kyle MacLachlan. Delve deeper into the film, with nearly an hour of extra footage that will help you more thoroughly explore the story, characters and dialogue. Released in highly collectible packaging, the DVD will include 2 versions of the film as well as a wealth of never before seen footage, documentaries and original artwork and illustrations. This DEFINITIVE release which includes both the extended and theatrical version will be a must-own for all fans. Synopsis: Dazzling special effects, unforgettable images and powerful performances highlight David Lynch’s stunning film version of Frank Herbert's classic science fiction epic about an intergalactic warrior’s messianic rise. Starring Kyle MacLachlan, José Ferrer, Max von Sydow, Oscar winner Linda Hunt and Sting, DUNE is the ultimate adventure experience that goes beyond the imagination. Bonus Material: DELETED SCENES WITH AN INTRODUCTION BY RAFFELLA DE LAURENTIIS Producer Raffaella De Laurentiis explains to the viewer that no final cut ever existed outside of the theatrical release. Along with deleted material from the film. DESIGNING DUNE Insight into Dune’s visual design as it was developed by director David Lynch and production designer Anthony Masters, including original sketches and paintings. DUNE FX From explosive pyrotechnics to the mechanics of the fighting robot this is a look at the process of visual effects artists. DUNE MODELS Model Supervisor Brian Smithies explains the unique challenges of bringing the models to life on Dune. DUNE WARDROBE Bob Ringwood and others explain how nearly 4,000 costumes were designed for Dune. PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY (over 90 pictures) Never Before Seen Behind the Scenes Photographs and Original Artwork PRODUCTION NOTES Number of Discs: 1 Run Time: 2 Hours 57 Minutes (Extended Version) 2 Hours 17 Minutes (Theatrical Version) Picture: Anamorphic Widescreen (1.85:1) Audio: English Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround (Theatrical version only: French Dolby Digital 2.0 Stereo) Rating: PG-13 (Theatrical), Not Rated (Extended)

The character has some sorta Xenogears look about them.

The best part about that was that some people were convinced it was mine.

I've got this great animated Golgo 13 avatar sitting on my PC hard drive...

I was under the impression he didn't want to be Bond anymore because he hated the scripts.

Reading this thread, its no wonder horrid movies like "The Fast and the Furious" and "Resident Evil" make money... To quote that immortal line from Lee Donowitz, "I've got more taste in my penis."

The answer is very simple: There are games out there that simply don't support 16:9 screens and resolutions. Yes, even some of the newer games. As ar as I know, there is no fix for this. Also, you'll find games that don't support dual core processors (though there is an easy work around for this) and SLI setups.

So, lemme get this straight... "Muh-cross" actually made it into the final product? That's disgraceful.