Pretty stoked for this. As a lover of Dead Space, I hope this can become as awesome as that game was. Though we have hardly ANYTHING to go off of, aside from a trailer, concept art, and who is making it, I am quite intrigued and hopeful.

Spawn wasn't TOO terrible. It had some good parts to it. It tried to take itself a little too seriously for how silly it was, so that was kind of its big downfall.

Batman and Robin, you kinda knew that was gonna be a goofy movie with the cast alone. If you wanted a Batman movie, yeah it was pretty bad. But if you just wanted a goofy B-rated super hero movie with silly one-liners, it was good for a watch.

@dushness: Well, hopefully Microsoft can light a fire under their asses and get them back to focusing on quality rather than quantity, and save the company. As least for Blizzard. I really don't care much what happens to Activision.

I love how they purely blame sales and the games not doing as well as they hoped as the reason for the loss of playerbase.

Perhaps you lost 60 million players because your workplace is exposed as being tainted and in rubbles right now with all your bad PR, and you spent more time trying to brush it under the rug and cover it up, rather than just address the problems and fix them.

Doesn't help that you just keep releasing the same stuff over and over. You spend so much time pumping out COD games and WoW expansions like skittles, and put all your other IP's on the backburner. People are getting bored with the "same ol' same ol'."

I had many, many fun years with WoW, but that game just needs to be done. Make a good, final expansion, keep the game servers up for those who want to keep playing, but it needs to be concluded, and a new IP needs to be born and focused on. Not to mention Starcraft could use some love.

COD may attract a large fanbase, but they aren't exactly your most "loyal" fans. They are just there for the game. You make a bad game, they are gone. Simple as that. Focus on what your loyal fanbase wants, not the casual masses.

@Jimminyfixit: Sleepy Hollow for sure deserved a spot on this list. I would have replaced Nightmare on Elm Street with Sleepy Hollow. He hardly did anything in NoES. The majority of his character was him sitting in bed watching TV everytime you saw him, until he died. He had hardly any lines or impact on the movie.

@alastor529: Ninth Gate was a great one, but jeez was it confusing the first watch when I was younger. Had to watch it again when I was older to actual piece it all together. Great movie though.

Holy crap, I never realized he was in Platoon! That is crazy. Then again, I haven't seen it in like 15 years, but still. Gonna have to go watch it again.

Definitely needs some polishing and optimizing. But the visuals look cool, the environment looks neat, and the story concept sound great too. Now they just need to nail the actual gameplay and get the game running properly. But this has piqued my interest. I will have to watch how this turns out.

I was beginning to wonder if there was even a dodge in this game, since the player seemed to get hit by every attack made their way. But no, there is indeed a dodge. Lol

@jenovaschilld: That is actually pretty interesting. Didn't realize that was happening, but interesting to see the shift in the dynamic of social activities since everything has happened.

I still don't think most people are going to theatres again yet. The theatre near me opened back up about a month ago, and I rarely see ANYONE there. This was a theatre that used to have a full parking lot almost every day of the week.

I think people are just still doing the "at home streaming new movies" thing right now instead of going out. And when you are sitting at home looking for something to watch, you have A LOT of stuff to pick from, so viewerships get a bit diluted as people try to find time to watch 100000000 different things in their free time.