My Halo 3 video was pretty well received, with a larger than normal percentage of people commenting. Every time I watch it, I realize how I could've made it better, but I'm not gonna mess with it. Instead, I'll just do a better job next time. Anyways, a couple updates.

Guitar Hero II for the 360 has been taking up most of my gaming time for the past week. I'm two songs shy of 5-starring everything on Hard difficulty. The Trooper is a pain in my rear with its weird timing and tough chord transitions in the verse so I'm not sure when I'll finally get that one done. I've also got Institutionalized left, but I know I can do that one with a bit of practice since I already did it on the PS2 version. After that, I'll run through on expert to finish up with the game. Now you may be wondering why I would hurry through the game, so I'll tell you; I ordered GH3 on Saturday. Hopefully it will be in my possession by this Saturday and I'll be able to rock out with all of you who are on my friends list. If you're looking for someone to play with on Hard or Expert in coop, I'm your man. Also, if anyone is interested in a Halo 3 run on Legendary, leave a comment.

On another topic altogether, I went to see The Darjeeling Limited yesterday. It was a really interesting movie with some great moments strewn throughout. However, while I personally thought it was worth the price of admission, I can't wholeheartedly recommend the film. Its meandering nature combined with its overly long run-time give the impression that Anderson didn't know where to go or how to end his story. If you love Wes Anderson's films, or you just really enjoy off-beat adventures with a spattering of comedy, then The Darjeeling Limited will probably delight you. If, on the other hand, you like movies that make a point of getting to the point, you're better off skipping this colorful take on a dysfunctional family. 2 stars out of 4.

See you online.