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[Vector]

Can I have Limbo?

Yup!  I'll send it right over.

[Facekillz058]

How do I keep finding things like this.

[Tiruin]

While I'd gladly take Bastion, I'd suggest making a thread in other games.

Eh, I've gotten some gifts from people here, so I try to offer here first if I've got random stuff I can't use.  I'll PM you.

Ah. Thanks

Ah wow! Grats Ice! Bastion is a really nice game! (So I've heard, never got to play it xD)

The story is quite nice.

The music is quite nicer!
_{You go, Vector. :I}

[Bauglir]

The local grocery store has buckwheat honey, and locally-produced at the local Amish colony for whatever that's worth. Learning this was almost worth being sick in the first place.

[Sirus]

I stand to earn over 500 bux on this one load. Sure, it will take a few days, but its a long-haul job which is exactly the kind of thing I was hoping for when I got into this business.

[freeformschooler]

I love how everyone screws up the title in their own way.

World War Z was a powerful, brilliant, well-written movie with almost no words. Extremely non-standard for a zombie movie. Seriously.

Spoiler: World War Z movie rant/gush, major spoilers (click to show/hide)

I never read the book, so that didn't spoil my experience. Why do I say "spoil?" Because they did literally nothing books do well. There were few spoken parts except near the beginning. It was fundamentally a movie in every way.

The cinematography was stunning. A striking scene that didn't make it into the movie's trailer (I think) was Gerry fighting off a lone zombie, near-death, only to be saved by a small child shooting the thing in the back of the head. Gerry makes has way out to the building's roof, runs straight past his family, perches himself on the edge of the building and visibly counts to fifteen.

If he turned, he would fall.

I have never been scared by a zombie movie before now. Even this wasn't truly "scary." It's hard to describe the feeling: neither horror or awe but rather something in between.

tl;dr no spoilers version: go see it

[Scelly9]

Went to the comic con near me. Have so much loot. My friends are awesome.

Nightvale poster~

[Pnx]

Went to the comic con near me. Have so much loot. My friends are awesome.

Nightvale poster~

I may be going to the next colossalcon in sandusky next summer, I'm not entirely sure though.

[Scelly9]

Went to the comic con near me. Have so much loot. My friends are awesome.

Nightvale poster~

I may be going to the next colossalcon in sandusky next summer, I'm not entirely sure though.

Said friends have looped me into about 3 other cons in the next year. And cosplay. I will never have money again.

[Sirus]

I wonder if I could arrange time off to go to a con. I've never been to one before...

[Pnx]

I kind of avoided them after having a bit of a bad experience at my first one for reasons of no fault of the convention itself. But I have a couple of friends that have been pretty determined to rope me into going to this one, so I relented.

[Reudh]

I kind of avoided them after having a bit of a bad experience at my first one for reasons of no fault of the convention itself. But I have a couple of friends that have been pretty determined to rope me into going to this one, so I relented.

Every single con I've been to have been pretty terrible. I went to Armageddon, Manifest and Oz Comiccon. All three were filled with overbearing cosplayers with no concept of personal space or body odour.

[Mr Space Cat]

I love how everyone screws up the title in their own way.

World War Z was a powerful, brilliant, well-written movie with almost no words. Extremely non-standard for a zombie movie. Seriously.

Spoiler: World War Z movie rant/gush, major spoilers (click to show/hide)

I never read the book, so that didn't spoil my experience. Why do I say "spoil?" Because they did literally nothing books do well. There were few spoken parts except near the beginning. It was fundamentally a movie in every way.

The cinematography was stunning. A striking scene that didn't make it into the movie's trailer (I think) was Gerry fighting off a lone zombie, near-death, only to be saved by a small child shooting the thing in the back of the head. Gerry makes has way out to the building's roof, runs straight past his family, perches himself on the edge of the building and visibly counts to fifteen.

If he turned, he would fall.

I have never been scared by a zombie movie before now. Even this wasn't truly "scary." It's hard to describe the feeling: neither horror or awe but rather something in between.

tl;dr no spoilers version: go see it

The cinematography in World War Z was pretty fantastic.

Spoiler: SPOILUHZ BROSKI. (click to show/hide)

You can tell just from the start of the movie when they (main family) is driving somewhere and SUDDENLY BUS then it's gonna be a crazy-ass ride. The scene with the teddy bear counting to fifteen in slo-mo as a guy turns was really powerful, I guess is a good word, probably the dissonance between the child-like emotionless voice and the body horror. Really stood out.

There's just so many scenes I could describe for how good they are, but the teddy-bear-turning scene and the aforementioned count-to-fifteen-in-case-bitten scene were probably some of the best in the movie. Gripping.

I didn't notice a lack of dialogue, honestly. In a dramatic world-ending scenario it makes sense to not talk your head off, and I'm not a terribly talkative dude in real life anyway so I might have been a bit biased. There was dialogue where dialogue was needed. Why would you be chattering to the zombies chasing after you looking to nom your arms off?

[Yoink]

Well I have a neural uplink connected straight to my brain stem, and I just think of the porn I want to view and my browser takes me right there.

inb4 you're doing a powerpoint presentation for a group of people on your computer and get distracted.

[Heron TSG]

I've heard the movie was a pretty good one, but I couldn't stop comparing it to the book after which it is named. (To which it shares no resemblance.) I guess I'm just too bitter about there not being any chance of an actual WWZ movie in the next decade to enjoy this different zombie movie.