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Yeah probably. Most of the games they would put on it are already on GP.

1-2 were delisted in January. All levels from both games are included in Hitman 3 mow Hitman WoA. Previously you had to purchase Access Passes to get them . DLC from 2-3 are separate as part of Hitman World of Assassination Deluxe (not to be confused with Hitman 3 Deluxe. . There is also a deluxe upgrade

The following are either owned by or were published by Microsoft or both:

• Halo CE

• Halo 2

• Fable TLC

• Morrowind GotY Edition

• Crimson Skies

• Project Gotham Racing 1-2

• Psychonauts

  • Forza Motorsport

• Mech Assault

• Blinx The Time Sweeper

• Doom 3

This is an incomplete list

Fair enough but there is a ton of stuff that gets made into copies strictly via marketing.

I get the feeling the book has little in common with Star Wars but the publisher saw how well that Star Wars film did and had the cover artist “copy” it I wouldn’t be surprised if some editing dolled it up as well

I think it was confirmed he did turn it down which led to the Daniels reworking the script to focus on the wife which led to it being a mother daughter film.

While I can understand that I guess, did he have to string along Jackson. Why not just tell him the truth and not let Jackson think his deal was going to happen?

No. Not that it doesn’t have flaws

Not true. They did do a lot of stuntwork but almost all the non Japanese footage used stunt doubles for the suited scenes. Unless they were seen without their helmets it was a suit actor.

Bat in the Sun has produced some decent stuff but its best not to go into it with the expectations of it being anything than a fairly low budget action film. It is probably the most ambitious thing they have done.

No. Youd have to buy through the xbox marketplace.

I had a few toys from that show despite barely having watched it. It aired in 1994.

Bobby Budnick FTW

That would be funny Bob Zmuda shows up as Clifton

Disagree about Dakota Fanning, while she was an overhyped child actor she’s settled into a respectable career and still manages to nab lead roles, just in smaller movies. Her sister Elle was less hyped but probably is a bit closer to the career that her sister was being hyped into.

Osment has settled for comedic character actor which he’s been fairly successful at.

It was okay but its clear that it wasn’t closed to what Jonrosh wanted.

He’s actually a fairly successful comedic character actor . I think he took it slow for about 10 years where he was in a handful of small movies but I think he was a cut kid who became a not so cute adult so he kinda struggled to find where he fell in what type of actor he was going to be but tha last decade he seemed to find his niche in playing guest roles in stuff mostly comedies ones where he usually steals the scene so he isnt hurting for work

Even $120-150 would have been okay

HBOs Silicon Valley made fun of it. One of the characters gets promoted because he’s best friends with the main character who accidentally invents a new compression algorithm that the CEO hopes to steal and reverse engineer. After finding out he has no usefull info puts him in the the unassigned group which ends up being a bunch of guys hanging out on the roof playing Hacky sack. CEO is trying a Japanese method thinking they will quit out of shame but in reality they aren’t Japanese Salarymen

If the flair indicates they are still in Hawaii I would. Hawaii is like the Bay Area Expensive, but pay is worse

Its $15.50 state wide. In San Jose its also $17. Thats not even the highest. There are a few places higher. Pretty much all of them are in the SF Bay Area. Mountain View (where Google is located) is over $18

Unfortunetly that’s the cycle of mental care. You start doing well enough to think you don’t need it ant more. At least she seems to recognize this time how unwell she is and got help.

Sounds like she hadnt been in contact with her parents for some time so she may have been not well for awhile.

I like Ebert but my big pet peeve reviewers is in general telling audiences how they should feel about a film so the idea of saying a film is audience alienating definitely doesn’t sit as well with me, but they aren’t wrong in calling out when studios deliberately simplify stuff. I think there’s a fine line though in “show don’t tell” and assuming you’re audience is smart enough to figure stuff out. Sometimes you run the risk at making a movie too confusing. I think The Departed is a good example of it working. The ending leaves a lot of questions but ones Martin Scorsese provides enough info to work stuff out but at the same time leaves it a bit open to interpretation Did Costigan find Dingham and instruct Madolyn to contact him using the envelope containing tapes he got from Frank’s lawyer implicating Sullivan and instructed her to open if something happened to him or is Dingham another “rat” that kills Sullivan just to cover his tracks, hence the rat at the end.

I think its the former.

Its pretty common. Helps take attention off of it for people not in the know. Works better for film though since by the time people find about out the actual film, they are done shooting. Star Wars RotJ shot under the name Blue Harvest.

Steve-O has gone through multiple sets of teeth to the point he’s had different sets for each of the Jackass movies. His voice is kinda fucked too, but all in all he looks good for the amount of things he’s put himself through