Just beat Dishonored. Very anti climactic ending, and the gameplay got quite repetitive. It was fun, but it could have been so much better. I played it on PC by the way.

I beat the main questline on Skyrim. I just have a bunch of sidequests to do and I haven't finished up the DLC...Dawnguard? I went with the vampires.

Also beat the main story of Borderlands 2, but haven't finished...Uhhh..Captain Scarletts Booty? lol

Also, played a bit of the beta for Planetside 2. If anyone is in it let me and we can add each other. I've barely played at all and it would be a lot more fun if I had some people I'm acquainted with to try and learn the ropes. Not sure if I have any beta keys to give out. I'll check it out and see.

Just went on a show binge and watched the first 4 seasons of Sons of Anarchy. Consistently brutal and dark, dark humor abounds, but it's the best show I've seen in awhile.

The Used; Poetic Tragedy. Pretty much the story of my life.

http://youtu.be/mXLPzIk5Mio

I don't dare.

Snow white and the huntsman. Two hours of my life I'll never get back...

Blondie was too hot for me to want to walk out of that movie.

Chaplin was good I thought. So was Kiss Kiss Bang Bang.

How do you mean?

Just watched Cabin In The woods, The Five Year Engagement and Battleship.

Cabin in the Woods was a nice departure from the recent "horror torture porn" movies and that have been dominant ever since Saw came out.

The Five Year Engagement, I thought was hoolarious. But I'm a big Jason Segel fan and I'm in love with Emily Blunt.

Battleship...I wanted to, but I just couldn't finish it. The dude from John Carter is decent, no idea why they had Rhianna in it and Peter Skarsgard should stick to playing a thousand year old vampire. Just my opinion of course.

What about "What's eating Gilbert Grape"? I thought he did well in that one.

Pretty sure it's just to do with the rising danger. The rebellion, BA, TG coming, etc. Not taking anymore chances, even if she does have plot protection.

Did you guys read the books? Cause I didn't think it was that horrible a movie. But I didn't read the books.

Say whaaaa? Watchmen was cool as hell I thought lol. I agree The Spirit was horrible though. That's the one where's he's immortal or some such thing right? Sorta sin city-ish? I don't think being in time for the opening credits would have made much difference lol.

Abraham Lincoln Vampire Hunter is definitely up there on the list. For a more modern, mainstream example.

Spiderman. Much better than any of the Toby Maguire ones IMO.

Graphic.

Saw "Seeking a Friend for the end of the World". I actually thought it was really great. Sortof your typical Steve Carell type character, but he's good at it so why not. One of the better movies I've seen in awhile to be honest.

What's considered an AMoL spoiler anyways? As the book hasn't come out.

I just got back from seeing Prometheus. It was enjoyable enough for $5.25.

Jeff Who Lives At Home.

 

I thought it was good. Not exactly what I was expecting from a jason segel/ed helms movie but it wasn't bad.

 

Saw it to, and similar sentimate, not what I thought it was, but I didn't think it was 'good' I thought it was Great.

 

Only thing I didn't care for, story wise, with Jeff is

That part just didn't really fly with me. Everything else, yeah, better than good. I made an understatement.

Yeah, I didn't really care for that movie much at all. I didn't think the first one was all that great either. But I'm in the minority lol.

Just watched The Avengers for the third time. My date picked the movie. I was dreading it because I thought she would want to see Snow White or whatver it's called. But she picked Avengers. Score.

I liked MIB3 as well. Just didn't watch it in 3D.

Jeff Who Lives At Home.

I thought it was good. Not exactly what I was expecting from a jason segel/ed helms movie but it wasn't bad.

Wanderlust: Meh. Honestly only thing I found funny about it was Paul Rudd and the whole scene where Jennifer Annistons' character is tripping balls.