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Now he normally does plumbing, but I bet he could fix that 360!

The film is outstanding. Has anyone seen the new 'Limited Edition' versions? It's just a two-disc set with the theatrical and extended on first disc (on both sides) and even newer features on the second. I don't understand how in this new version they've managed to fit the extended version on a single disc and in the previous (and IMO best) set it stretched over two. Oh well, they seem a bit pointless to me.

The bit about Agent Under Fire being remarkable for other reasons is the only bullshit I can see, as it wasn't.. for any reasons. But GoldenEye is indeed legendary, a true 10 out of 10 game. Probably the best split screen action I've ever had (PD comes close though).

It got a pretty decent review on IGN (8.5), I maybe aquiring it in a few months (after Dead Rising)... maybe.

Too much Beatles, sorry, but they were never my taste. EDIT: Robbie Williams... oh now come on.

The guy who directed the mediocre third film? Well I guess from the sounds of things this series would make Rise of the Machines look like T2. Has anyone seen the Blade series? ... well, it's not very good.

While ninjas hide on rooftops pretending to be 'invisible' the pirates would just be pillaging and raping their handmaidens. Just imagine a group of secluded ninjas having a chat around a fire in their small Japanese fishing village when all of a sudden they see the Jolly Roger approaching at full speed with irate pirates swinging their cutlesses in the air... the ninjas would crap their shinobi shozokus.

Chemical Plant Zone!!!111

That ninja's clearly a chick!

I'm sorry but Jack Sparrow puts the pirate's name to shame. (Barbosa on the other hand...) It's difficult to say, I'd love to see the two in a hand to hand fight! Pirates consume ale like air, but i'm guessing most ninjas are Japanese, and they can never hold their drink!

That's the Wii Dance!! Haven't you seen the subtitled version? It's too funny.

I'm rofling so hard my balls ache.

Haha yes, the one and only Ash from Teh Army of Darkness, that film pwns on so many levels.

Holy mother, its like Streets of Rage on speed. Capcom are definately one of the best game developers around! The PS2 is still bringing out surprising gems like this. And I haven't even played DMC 3 yet!

''Remember, Sully, when I promised to kill you last?'' ''That's right, Matrix. You did...'' ''I lied.''

Ahh one of my favourite artists, I'm going to see her live again on Halloween at the Roundhouse in London! Right now I'm listening to Ride by Cary Brothers.

http://www.grapheine.com/bombaytv/play_uk.php?id=1523338 http://www.grapheine.com/bombaytv/play_uk.php?id=1523266 You can create your own too!

Anyone seen the Imogen home sex tape?

Knightmaaaaaare http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2LcRDPYML0M

Anyone hear about the Saint's Row demo glitch? http://www.gamesradar.com/gb/xbox360/game/news/article.jsp?sectionId=1006&articleId=2006080311138989059&releaseId=2006012011181093025

Umm well lets see, out of recent releases... I loved the film and one of the reasons why was it's astounding soundtrack, John Ottman who usually colaborates with Singer has crafted an fantastic score full of memorable tunes and choir music to give it an epic feel to go with a rather epic movie. John Williams would be proud. Mute Math are a new band that my friend told me about a few weeks ago and I love them! They have a really original sound, with electronic tunes mixed with a rocky beat. The guys voice is also amazing (he kinda sounds like Sting) I urge people to check them out http://www.myspace.com/mutemath

If anyone has read Maddox's The Alphabet of Manliness book then they'll know about the 'D is for Taking a Dump' section.

HAHAHAHAHA mkan taaht waxs seriously funny, altho i ma rather drunk, bravo! ho wmuch did you drink b4 u made this!?

Oh, my, gaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaawwwd. Dance of Death turned out to be one of my favourites in the end, they're getting even better in their maturity. Sign me up.

(I'm with you on that one, fantastic film, best ending of all the films imo .) I would probably go forward 200 years or so and see how films and music have prgressed.