Innovator

Actually, Mark Neveldine and Brian Taylor were the ones who ran from Jonah Hex screaming.

Would you sit through House of the Dead? Erica Durance was already topless in that.

I think these are awesome! I look at this in this light, if this was just artwork made by say Alex Ross, or really any other artist, it would be praised to no end even some wishing a movie would look like that. Actually, I've already seen artwork of robots like this elsewhere for arts sake that were praised to no end.

From this new image:



Looks like Lex (possibly played by someone other than Michael Rosenbaum?) is making a return this season.

Actually I was talking about Jack/Cryptic. Jack has stated numerous times, he prefers to go the 2nd choice - Make a new game to bring in new audience. It's why he stated Cryptic left NCSoft in the first place, cause they wouldn't let him develop anything more than keep sustaining CoH which would have forced him into option 3 - lay off staff. He didn't want to do that.

And a bad sign for the developer. You have either 3 choices at this point to keep your staff employed, either do some so awesome that it brings in or back people, which is almost impossible to get people into a game that they've already written off, or make a new game that brings in a new audience. The 3rd choice is to lay off staff.

Because, if you're just supporting a game you don't have the same budget you get for building games. If you want to keep people employed you have to build new games. I would love for CoH, STO, or CO to come up with a ton of new payed expansions to justify the continued employement of their designers, but as CoV, Vibora Bay and in part Going Rogue has shown payed expansions are not taken well by many established players of an MMO...who want to keep getting things for free. Free means you can't make enough to justify the workforce. Oh btw, Jack already announced that NWN that they're creating isn't an MMO. They're creating NWN 3.

I laughed when he said Imperial Stormtroopers were precise.

It looks like its time for this Jedi....

\puts on glasses

To Return!

YEEEAAAAAH!

Cat Grant had already been on the show before. She was played by Emilie Ullerup and dated Clark in the Season 9 Episode Crossfire.

As my brother once told me....everyone wants. Whether they get what they want or not depends on what's good for the project and everyone involved in it. You can only take what she, her publicist, or manager says at any point as posturing. The larger role given to her on X3 has more to say about the director, Brett Ratner, than about the actress.

This. Also the lighter coloring is probably cause this is probably a night scene. That way the colors show up better when the shot is tinted. The only thing I'm not 100% getting is the grey straps, as the concepts show the straps to be much darker. Probably the original dark straps bled into the blue of the suit on the angle they were shooting making it much darker then they wanted. You can't really judge costumes too much when you're looking at shots like this, there's a lot of other things that aren't factored in.

Edit: As for how Chris Evans will look like in the suit. So far, like this...

As would a more faithful Interview with a Vampire.

Vaguely remember her? Maggie Q was friggin' awesome on Live Free or Die Hard!

Keep what's in your drawers to yourself, Man.

Anyway. as for powers I don't want it's probably Zan's power to turn into a bucket of water. As much as sneaking to be Wonder Woman's bath would be interesting, it's pretty useless, plus I'd be constantly afraid of getting drunk....through a straw.

I just saw the movie and thought it was frigg’n awesome!

The reviewer John Nolte got a lot of things wrong.

* It wasn’t about Mexican’s against Americans. It was about Mexicans against a criminal politician and vigilantes funded by a Mexican drug cartel.
* The speech that Jessica Alba, who was an American immigration officer in the movie, said wasn’t a call to arms against America, she was saying it to try to get the day laborers, who all knew she was an American immigration officer, to trust her into telling where Machete was.
* The so called “race war” the day laborers fought against was against criminals Caucasian and Mexican as well as a couple of Chinese girls (though I will give that most of them were Caucasian).
* The 3-way he talks about was the same exact scene taken from the trailer in Grindhouse, and didn't go more into it than the trailer did. Actually, much of the movie was put together around scenes from the Machete trailer in Grindhouse that he praises so much.
* I also don’t remember Cheech Marin ever cussing in the movie.

Wow, this guy is just full of it. I say there is probably more politicaly motivated retoric in that guy's review than in all of Machete.

I know, it's just how it came off to me in the movie.

Gideon ("Ganon") sent them, and they kept attacking Scott. Scott at first was defending himself, but then got pulled into fighting to save Ramona (the Princess). Also, it's not like something he hasn't done before, as told by the story he told Ramona about the time he fought to be with Kim Pine. Well more like blurted out the story...come to think about it, they really should have put in the animated short at that point instead of they way they did it.

As for why the evil exes are doing it? Gideon explained later that Ramona hurt people so badly after they fall in love with her, it took only 2 hours to form the League of Evil Exes.

Knives and Envy because he's in a band. Kim and Romona because he saved them. Scott also comes off as a nice guy at face, and is also confident and persistant. There isn't much more reason needed for why girls go for him. It's pretty much the same reason why all girls I've gone out with had...except I'm actually a nice guy, and that's why my exes aren't evil, and I'm still very good friends with most of them.

Well...Peter Vincent was portaying himself as a famous Vampire Killer on his TV show, and bragged about his adventures as if they were real. Charley Brewster was a fan but knew it was an act, but when he found out that vampires were real, and he couldn't get anyone to believe him, he went to the only person that might. Maybe they'll have a good reason for it, I'll have to wait and see, but right now It's kinda hard to picture Charlie Brewster going to a Las Vegas Show Magician for help.

I love Tennant, but I'm just not understanding how a Chriss Angel type magician could be mistaken as an expert in hunting vampires.