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I really suck at this. So, I'm going to just let other people go, and contribute only a few sentences where I can.

The novelty of them facing off made it seem better than it actually was. I saw it a few months ago as well, it tries to cater to both Jason and Freddy, but just sort of ends up a jumbled, shitty mess.

Well, that sudden realisation of something, wasn't really what I wanted, or needed now.

Jeff Lemire is taking over Green Arrow in a few months. This would probably explain why he's saying he won't be on Justice League: Dark for very much longer.

I hate people who make frantic phone calls to you (You miss the call, so they call again. Every 30 seconds till you answer) just to ask "Have you got some DVD's I can borrow for Halloween?" It's also a great eye opener on how some people will never speak to you, unless they want something, at which point, it's a life or death situation.

I think they made that into a movie already:

We don't get it till February Not legally at least.

I never picked up on the rape thing till it was said in Family Guy, where Leia outright says to Luke, while wearing the dress "I wasn't raped" very angrily.

I thought the length, and number of subplots were the things that killed it.

Mr Wayne looked out of his window, while the board members finalised the deal that would result in another casino in the bustling city of New York. Thomas couldn't help but look down at the citizens, ants, that's what Bruce used to call them, ants, they are, just mindless drones, following whatever leader will have them. If it was up to Thomas, he'd burn this city to the ground.

That's been updated with a "No date as of yet" disclaimer.

New Wayne Casino being built puts Thomas in New York for me.

Name: Batman Real Name: Thomas Wayne Gender: Male Age: Mid 50's Appearance: Alignment: Loner. Dislikes all other heroes. Personality: He's Batman. Stoic, uncontrollable, a loner. Powers and Abilities: He's Batman. No powers, but an arsenal of weapons, and one of the best fighters in the hell that is the DC Flashpoint Universe. Weapons and Equipment: Throwing stars, grappling gadgets, normal DC Universe Batman weapons, but with the ability to kill criminals, but without the need to start all of his paraphernalia with the "Bat" name. Origin: This Batman was born when his son was brutally murdered in an alley by Joseph Chill. Taking the law into his own hands, he hounded chill, and murdered him in cold blood. Since this date, Batman has taken down many "Rogues" in Gotham, he now rules the city with an iron fist. Nothing happens in Gotham without the Batman's knowledge. Unlike the regular DC Universe, who works through fear of criminals, Thomas Wayne works under the notion that the only good kind of criminal, is a dead one.

That looks good. He really looks like Hitchcock, to me at least.

It's fine. I'm just glad the episode was recorded.

I've been looking forward to this!

John Carter: A true epic. It is over two hours, and has pretty much everything. However, it's also over two hours long, and is very slow at times, but still, a film worth seeing once.

I've watched the first five episodes, I think it's a show that works best if you stack up a few episodes, then burn them off, rather than week by week. But maybe that's just me. It's also nice seeing Matthew Perry doing something new.

I'm a bit confused on what we would actually be doing with it. Could you go into a bit more detail and use examples?

Yeah. They tie in with game continuity, and have nothing to do with the films, which is always a bonus.

Resident Evil: Damnation: The second animated film, that follows up on Resident Evil 4, and sets the stage for some of 6. But it's incredibly confusing, and over 100 minutes long. It's very pretty to watch on Blu-Ray, but overall, I was left confused on what the actual story was at least three times. It's not as good as Degeneration, but still better than any of the live action films.

XBLA is useless. I added points, to buy a game, and I go through and buy the game, but I need to change payment from actual money to points. A few minutes later I get an e-mail, saying they've charged my card, and I still have the points I just paid for. I've now deleted my card details from my account, to make sure this never happens again. The layout of the store is useless, you need to go through a horrible search feature just to look at any games, and the constant messages of "Join Gold for £4 a month. You don't get any incentives like with PSPlus, but just do it anyway."

Was it just me, or did he sound a lot like Zod? Otherwise, great trailer.