@Divisionbell: Errrr, yeah I have to agree, that picture of Archangel looks kinda terrible. In the trailer as well it doesn't look great. Every bit of that trailer looks excellent, but for some reason Archangel looks like really bad CGI. I'm a fan of these films, so i'm going to watch this, hopefully it will be remedied once the film is finished. This is an early trailer so that probably has a lot to do with it.
To be clear, because the article isn't at all, the car that hit him was in a parking space which was right outside his home (apartment building). No one was driving on the street then suddenly ran through this poor guy's home (however that HAS happened before). Also, this is the second time this year that something like this has happened in this area. Dallas/Irving drivers are the world's WORST, and can truly put a new meaning to the word "asshole". This was clearly an accident, and I'm sure the lady that did it feels pretty bad about it, but it's another case of these particular drivers NOT PAYING ATTENTION TO WHAT THEY ARE DOING!!!!
@justbefahad: I think that's a great idea. One tab for gaming, the other strictly entertainment. Your profile option idea is good too. It would keep all of the bitching and moaning to a minimum.
@Mirimon78: I don't know, when was the last time Harrison Ford really praised any film he was in? He's an actor that really thinks the fame part is a giant pain in the ass. That's how it comes off anyway. He's a good actor, he's been in the game a really long time, and I love the guy, but he has never really been that vocal. I never get excited when he makes appearances on talk shows, because the guy barely ever says a word. I'd never do this in the first place, it would depend on the celebrity, but I would absolutely NOT go up to him and try to say hi if I were to see him in public. I'd be too afraid he'd be rude, and then a big part of my childhood would just go up in flames, LOL.
If it weren't for Ace Combat 7 on that list, i'd say Sony was well on it's way to failure with the VR venture. For Christ's sake, "Job Simulator"....REALLY?? They sound like fun demos maybe, but demo time is over. GET SOME REAL GAMES IN THERE!
That's going to be hard to find the right person to play our favorite "scruffy looking nerf herder". Good luck with that, yeesh. I think originally, in '77 Nick Nolte and Tom Selleck were up for the Han Solo part. Ford was just kind of a stand-in while they were looking for the other stars of the film. To read with the actors who were trying for the Luke and Leia parts.
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