Cock-A-Doodle-'Tusi!

[Oberon sexton]

Originally Posted by Léo Ho Tep

Guys, I beat Sniper wolf. I didn't submit to ocelot.... until I saw what I would win by submitting in my next playthough. So I submitted the second time, because I want to be able to be invisible. And I've escaped Liquid and his helicopter.

Faced Pyscho Mantis yet?

Also are you planning on playing any of teh sequels?

[Gianakin_]

Ah, I remember facing Mantis for the 1st time...

[Léo Ho Tep]

Originally Posted by Oberon sexton

Faced Pyscho Mantis yet?

Also are you planning on playing any of teh sequels?

Mantis is just before sniper Wolf, so yes. This douchebag was such a cheater!

I will definitely buy the metal gear hd collection, and then MGS4.

[Oberon sexton]

Mantis is brilliance Haha he knew I liked Castlevania!, plus he makes the greatest cameo in video game history for MGS4.

[Léo Ho Tep]

Yeah, Mantis is the real deal. I also like Gray Fox.

[Gianakin_]

Originally Posted by Oberon sexton

Mantis is brilliance Haha he knew I liked Castlevania!, plus he makes the greatest cameo in video game history for MGS4.

What cameo?! Spoiler tag me!

[Oberon sexton]

Spoiler!!! Click to Read!:

During the second last boss fight in MGS4, Snake battles a traumatized cybernetic woman by the name of "Screaming Mantis" who can manipulate the dead and those with Nanomachine enhancements like puppets. After Snake kills her, her fallen cybernetic parts suddenly start working again and float together as the apparition of Psycho Mantis appears. He once again proclaims himself as the master of psycho-kenisis and starts to try and pull his same old trick on the PS3 system. However because there is no longer a memory card he can't read the players "mind" and loses his **** in frustration. But if the player has a duallshock 3 controller then he moves it again, however if they have an non-dualshock he can't move it. He's then exorcised by the spirit of a previous MGS boss, "the sorrow" and sent back to the afterlife.

[Gianakin_]

Hah, nice!

[Oberon sexton]

Originally Posted by Léo Ho Tep

Yeah, Mantis is the real deal. I also like Gray Fox.

Good old Frank, he's probably one of the greatest characters to appear in the medium.

[Gianakin_]

I got mad when Liquid killed him. Like, genuinely mad.

[Oberon sexton]

And the manner of his death too, not a good way to go. But he had such a good speech in those final moments.

Had the film been made 20 years ago I would have championed Rutger Hauer for the role.

[Gianakin_]

Yeah, I'm thinking that was what pissed me off the most. I wanted to tear s**t apart. Is Solid Snake gonna have to choke a b**ch?

[Oberon sexton]

Liquid needed a good choking. Damn crazy Brit, having an awesome accent will only get you so far

[Gianakin_]

Originally Posted by Oberon sexton

Had the film been made 20 years ago I would have championed Rutger Hauer for the role.

You mean Liquid? 'Cause then you'd actually get Berenger to play Fox.

[Gianakin_]

Originally Posted by Oberon sexton

Liquid needed a good choking. Damn crazy Brit, having an awesome accent will only get you so far

He needed to be spanked. Hopefully Leo will do just that!

[Oberon sexton]

Originally Posted by Gianakin_

You mean Liquid? 'Cause then you'd actually get Berenger to play Fox.

That'd work too haha,

Hauer certainly would have made that final escape scene so much more intense, damn...I think I'll watch the Hitcher later.

[Gianakin_]

Hauer would rock every role, including Meryl's.

[Léo Ho Tep]

Originally Posted by Gianakin_

He needed to be spanked. Hopefully Leo will do just that!

I'll certainly do that.

[Doctor Who]

TDKR Pt. 1 was amazing.

[Gianakin_]

It's out???

[Doctor Who]

Originally Posted by Gianakin_

It's out???

[Gianakin_]

Niiiiiice.

[Doctor Who]

It beats every other DVD release film yet; Weller portrays Bruce/Batman wonderfully, and I am reminded how gleeful I get when Batman attacks from the shadows and shows his enemies true fear. It stays respectively true to the book, while at the same time giving it the cinematic vibe that makes it a wonderful stand alone film. All the voice acting is spot on (shout out to Gordon, Carrie, and Mr. Mystery at the last scene), there's never any dead air or a dull moment; the pacing was perfect and not much was taken out. A few alterations here and there, but it didn't feel butchered and played down like Year One (which I wasn't fond of the movie). Everything flows, everything fits, the action sequences are spot on. It's hard to really think about any nit picks.

Thoroughly impressed with it; CANNOT WAIT for Part 2.

[Gianakin_]

Now I know what I'm watching at lunch.

[Oberon sexton]

That's incredibly high praise.

We'll see if it can top Under the Red Hood.