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Got into last weekend: Frank McComb

SmultronstÃÆÃâÃâället Hmm, lovely. Humane as always, and very sympathetic (SP?). 9/10 Lara Croft Tomb Raider: The Cradle of Life One of the most ridiculous movies I have ever seen. Fun to watch though. :P 5/10

Without a doubt. United 93 will be remembered, so will The Departed and Children of Men. Perhaps even Babel, Borat, Casino Royale and Little Miss Sunshine. I've spend a lot of good hours at the cinema this year. Edge: http://imdb.com/title/tt0206634/releaseinfo Just because a movie didn't get a release in the US of A it doesn't mean it never got released.

You must've gotten so far. ;) Hehe, I know. I liked the questionare and how it picked a pokemon for you. But after that, I don't know. I started playing and felt like quiting after 10 minutes. I didn't really like how the combat system was, and overal expected something entirely different. Neither did I have the desire to find out how everything worked exactly.

Superman Returns - Hadn't seen it yet, and was curious. Came out on DVD this week, so I decided to see it. And it was alright, not too great. Looking forward seeing "Son of Superman". Miami Vice Colin Farrell should be shot, damn he is annoying. Other than that the movie wasn't very inspiring and pretty boring. Mann's trademark city overlooks were pretty cool, but that doesn't save the movie of course.

What are those games about? I know Settlers of Catan, but I haven't heard of these two.

So, we all know that most of us like computer games. And that they are becoming more and more popular with every age. Especially since games for 'family' fun (think Mario Party) and 'games' like Brain Training are developed. So how about those good old family (board)games (monopoly, trivial pursuit etc.). Do you still play them, have you ever played them, what are your favorites. Or is it dead and is the videogame industry going to take it over. And will the videogame industry be able to bring it to the same level of 'fun'. Personaly, I've always enjoyed board games a lot. The entire atmosphere and being 'round the table with all my friends/family is great. And it really makes the gaming experience a lot better, than aimed at a TV being concentrated on the screen. We chat a bit, have a drink (some a smoke), some music in the background and have a lot of fun. We often play games like Trivial Persuit, Monopoly, Scrable, Yahtzee, Risk and Cluedo. Lately we've become into Domino and that's a lot of fun as well. I've tried some of the mario party games, and I think we can count games such as Super Smash Bros. to the same genre as well. And while I play these games with my friends/family I have fun as well, the entire 'being with friends and have fun' thing seems to be a bit 'out of the picture'. So, I am a bit worried. Are these videogames going to take over this market, or is there still hope for the normal games market? This worry comes because I hardly hear anything about normal games anymore. And more and more about videogames. And whereas our shop sold a wide variety of board games a year ago, it's brought down to four different games this year.

Ah, okay, didn't know he made a topic everytime he had to make a choice. Yea, we're not your mother. Or grandmother or mother-in-law for that matter.

Give the guy a break. I made a topic a few months ago on what should I get, a Bond box or a DS with two games. Nobody flamed me and they just answered the question.

I tried 10 minutes and it sucked.

Uh, I said (Got worldwide release in 2006) after Casino Royale, but I meant Romanzo Criminale...

I almost named them as a band with a cool name. ;P Well, you put Led Zep up there, so obviously your standard is pretty low. :P

2006 was a pretty good year. The Departed Casino Royale (Got world wide release in 2006) Babel Volver United 93 Children of Men Il Caimano The Fountain (new Aaranofsky haven't seen yet) The Prestige (new Nolan, haven't seen yet) Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest Zwartboek Neil Young: Hear of Gold Little Miss Sunshine Borat Scoop Buddhas Lost Children Are on top of my head. Seriously though, think about it. How many good movies do you know from lets say, 1968? We've got nothing to complain, it only gets better. Especially due to art-cinema becoming more and more popular and available.

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Oy, have you listened to the Oumupo series before? I think you'll find it quite interesting. :) Chromeo is worth checking out as well. And I guess you're known with Kraak & Smaak.

I used to be really picky when it was about clothes. Always wore the newest stuff, and everything had to be perfect. But I kind of grew out of it a bit, I still enjoy good looking clothes, but I hardly buy them anymore. A casual pair of jeans and a plain white or black shirt is perfect for me. I still buy some of the other stuff, but I hardly wear it anymore. For now a G-Star pair of jeans or [bleep]ies will do fine. And the t-shirts. I buy three for 10 euro. :P Oh, and I always wear a t-shirt, doesn't matter if it's summer or winter. In winter I do have a vest over it though (when I'm outside). I'm too warm, can't stand it.

Nah, two weekends ago was a bad weekend for my wallet. Went to Amsterdam for musea/movie/dvds/dinner on saturday and went snowboarding on sunday. So I couldn't afford it anymore. I'll get one in a week or two. Because I can hold them apart for myself anyway. :P

Got released here today, a day ealier than it was suposed to come out. We had tons (well, tons, more like hundred or something :P) of people walking in or calling if we still had them. But we only had three and they were sold out in before we had them in.

:lol: And, KniteLite, you're not very friendly either. Just stand above it.

Creedence Clearwater Revival sucks a lot as well. Same goes for Dire Straits.

Chromeo Third Eye Foundation/Matt Elliot and the entire Oumupo collection Kraak & Smaak I'm not that obscure.

Did anybody hear about the new AP movie? :P Appartently they made the movie and they're doing their best keeping it secret for everybody. Must be reel bad (hehe, I'm so funny).

The first AP movie was quite cool. Oh the memories. :P Anyway, get the CD.