Christ Centered Gamer

Chozon1 wrote:I pretty much only played multiplayer. But I loved it.

Violent explosions: Y/N?

Yuh... yuh.

Orly?

What if I said "The eagle lands at midnight"?

Redrum?

Them Crooked Vultures?

Chozon1 wrote:Orly?

What if I said "The eagle lands at midnight"?

Then I'd say, "Don't look up... the chances of getting hit by a poo are too great."

/has had that happen

/twice

Strider wrote:Redrum?

Eep.

Pheonix wrote:Them Crooked Vultures?

Love them.

Unfortunately, it feels like their debut album ran waaaaaaaaayy too long. And I love long albums.

Where you been Chibi?

Chozon1 wrote:Where you been Chibi?

Busy/stressed/insane. You know. The usual, but in a bigger dose.

Lame. Except for the insanity. I missed you though, for what it's worth.

Newest Paramore CD?

Chozon1 wrote:Lame. Except for the insanity. I missed you though, for what it's worth.

Newest Paramore CD?

Haven't listened to it.

New Foo Fighters, on the other hand...

Es good?

Arcade Fire?

Chozon1 wrote:Es good?

Quite good. O.o

Strider wrote:Arcade Fire?

Hit and miss.

My official statement is that I really don't like them, buuuuut... I own The Suburbs, and I can easily say that the first half of the album is one of my favorites, ever.

So yeah. XD

Running with scissors?

So, I've got unfettered access to Netflix for the next week, care to throw a couple movie suggestions my way?

Chozon1 wrote:Running with scissors?

Hmm... not so much.

Orodrist wrote:So, I've got unfettered access to Netflix for the next week, care to throw a couple movie suggestions my way?

Well, really depends on what you're into.

Recently, I saw Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance on Netflix, which is pretty brutal, but it's also very good. Totally worth your time, if you're into violent Korean movies dealing with revenge. Along those lines is The Horseman, which I actually turned off because of violence. That one is Australian, and again, it's a revenge thriller.

I also liked Heartless, which is a little sentimental, but it's a pretty decent low-budget British horror flick.

Netflix also has Ip Man, which I haven't seen, but I've heard good things, as well as quite a few of transgressive director Takeshi Miike's works (like Ichi the Killer and Audition). Netflix also has some Cronenberg (totally recommended, especially if you can find my favorite of his, Videodrome) and Lars Von Trier (who is either amazing or suck, but either way interesting).

Hope that's enough to get you started.