I'm just finishing up your podcast.
Of the ones you listed that I saw and didn't mention already: Jackie Chan's First Strike and Tomorrow Never Dies. I was looking at Alien Resurrection and trying to think if I saw it or not. The story didn't ring any bells. I saw that Josh Weedon did the script. I guess it was bad from what you're saying.
Those vinyl groove pics are pretty cool.
I think I agree with all of that. I love the flying taxi.
I remember everything I read in college. I loved English classes, my favorite subject. So many books! I used to carry around a really heavy backpack full of them all the time. I just couldn't be without them. . . I need to become a librarian or scholar or something. Really.
How about, Top 5 Reasons to Let Gaming Go in Your Life. Then end it by saying why you won't do it. . . or will do it. Whatever.
How about 5 dubstep moments in gaming. I got one. Claptrap doing a dubstep song in The Pre-sequel.
Starship Troopers is on Netflix and all the direct to video sequels. There's at least three of them. I'd like to see them.
That was Johnny English I believe.
I missed A Fish Called Wanda and poo pooed it for years afterwards thinking it was not good. When I finally saw it I wondered what I could've been thinking because it was great. I saw it for the two Pythons, John Cleese and Michel Palin, but Kevin Kline steals the show. They did a sequle Fierce Creatures in '97 which I think I saw, but don't remember a thing about it. I don't think it was quite as great.
I have it on xbox 360. I guess that's not a great version. I love the idea of the game. Need to play it.
So I saw Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone (Sorcerer's Stone in U.S.) listed on the 1997 in Literature page on wiki, but further inquiry reveals this: first released in June 1997 in UK; then 1998 for U.S.; then hit the NYT best seller list in '99-'00. So whatever. I'm sticking to '97 for my list just 'cause I don't want to get too technical with it - read as: takes more time.
That's an interesting idea. What year did you become aware of media? I didn't start thinking seriously about the music I listened to until I was 13. I bought my first album around that age.
I'm so mad I let Hexen slip from my collection. I may be able to land a copy this weekend, because I'm pretty sure I gave it to my friend Mark and he probably has two copies.
