Aaron Robinson

Just got Devil May Cry 4. It's awesome. Nero’s devil arm is way overpowered, and so far it’s a lot easier than DMC3, but I’m having a lot of fun. I'm also nearing the end of Bioshock (I'll have to set aside time to complete it this weekend). Which is another game that really impressed me with it's design. And I made a start on Mass Effect, which I probably won't get back to for weeks.

Aliens for both.

What about a bizarre combination of all three?

I question the guy’s actions more than hers, unless sex somehow prevents half vampires who are dangerously close to giving in to their vampire instincts from feasting on your neck.

That explains why she was spinning the blades around so slowly. You wouldn’t want to make a mistake.

A ton of Primus, Dream Theater, Devin Townsend and Rush.

BloodRayne had some pretty hilarious editing. The scene where Kristanna Loken was practicing with her weapons was priceless, because it was very obvious she had no idea what she was doing. I really wouldn’t be surprised if Boll made his money back through DVD sales.

So I saw the trailer in cinemas while watching Sweeny Todd. I… I honestly don’t know what to say. I mean, it looks absolutely nothing like I thought it was going to be, and to top things off it looks like it’s going to be somewhat serious

I’m honestly glad that the Simpsons movie didn’t get nominated. It was by far my biggest disappointment of last year, especially after all the hype it got.

Sin City was pretty much everything I wanted it to be. So that gets my vote. I did enjoy Desperado and From Dusk Till Dawn though.

Wait, they're making an Ant-Man movie?

Didn't even know the demo was released. DMC3 was my favourite game last gen, so I'm really anticipating this.

Dark Knight, although I'm definitely interested in Iron Man.

I stepped into a comic book store for the first time just a few weeks ago, since I only recently moved from a fairly rural town to a major city. I do hate navigating through city traffic though, I can't see myself driving regularly.

Saw the movie and read the book. I enjoyed them both, although the book was far better. I agree with Jack that the movie faltered when the mother and kid were introduced.

I listen to most of the 1up podcasts (EGM, 1UP, GFW and Retronauts). I don't care much for the site itself, but 1up makes some pretty awesome videogame podcasts. I also listen to the weekly geek every now and again.

Honestly, it's hard to say what you'd be interested in. Have you seen Ong Bak? The story is pretty average, but all of the stunts are done without wires, and the fighting is quite brutal. It's hardly realistic, but it's not overly unrealistic. It had a pretty good budget and shouldn't be hard to find at all. Watch that, tell me what you think, and I'll go from there.

A few weeks ago I picked up A Game of Thrones, the first entry in the series A Song of Ice and Fire. I bought it after hearing people rant about it on a few different forums. I haven't picked up a book in years, so I thought it would be an interesting starting point, since I'm not normally one for fantasy novels. I have to say, I really enjoyed it. The characters were great, and I'm intrigued to see what happens in the next entry. My only complaint is that George R.R Martin tends to be overly descriptive about mundane details. I also read through I Am Legend. I spoiled myself early on about the plot, but I still enjoyed it. It was nice to read through such a short novel after reading through A Game of Thrones. So how about everyone else?

Find Me Guilty was the last flick he was in. Heard good things about it too, although I haven't bothered checking it out.

Man, you really need to watch better Kung Fu movies.

They all ook pretty good.

Union. It's probably the version you'll see more of on T.V.

It's worth mentioning that there are two different forms of Rugby (as I'm sure any book would point out), those being Rugby League and Rugby Union, both of which have different sets of rules.

I can’t tell if you’re being sarcastic… since the movie really does look THAT bad. I read months ago that Alvin and the Chipmunks was going to be gangstafied for modern audiences, but any unpleasantness I saw from the poster was trumped by the trailer which featured Alvin comically eating his brother’s shit.