..Adaline looks like a terrible film. sad to see Harrison Ford waste his talent like that. this was just something I observed when I saw its poster while at the cinema to see a far less popular film that I'm sure nobody here has seen nor cares about, Avengers: Age of Ultron. great film. liked it better than the previous Avengers movie, although both certainly fall short of the first one. interestingly, it would seem that Ultron has decided to take a different route in his plan to fight human
haven't posted anything here for a while. figured this was worth posting at least. a couple of weeks ago I got the 3-disc collector's edition of Interstellar. comes in a really nice case with an art book and an authentic IMAX film cell. case 1 - case 2 - case back
I got their new album and completed my collection of their only good ones. nope, I'm not missing any albums at all. third and fourth albums? what third and fourth albums? from top to bottom: - Burn My Eyes - The More Things Change... - Through the Ashes of Empires (US edition with bonus track "Seasons Wither") - The Blackening (2-disc special edition with two bonus cover tracks) - Unto the Locust - Bloodstone & Diamonds no, but seriously, this collection is technically incomplete. yo
not to be outdone, from top to bottom: - The Agony Scene - The Darkest Red - Get Darned (European special edition ft. bonus Bad Religion and Dead Kennedys cover tracks) also owned, but not pictured: - "Devilock" (bonus Misfits cover track for The Darkest Red, bought digitally)
after getting a damaged copy, waiting for a refund, ordering another, waiting an unusually long time for it to be shipped, and then finally getting the final piece needed today, I've completed another discography collection. from top to bottom: - Something Wild (2008 deluxe reissue) - Hatebreeder (2008 deluxe reissue) - Follow the Reaper (US edition) - Hate Crew Deathroll (US edition) - Are You Dead Yet? (US edition) - Blooddrunk (US edition) - Halo of Blood also owned, but not pictured:
so I guess our definition of "controversy" now is "a lot of people talked about a thing"?? I've gotta say, the whole grammar thing is by far the least controversial controversy in the history of BZPower. it felt more like a BZPower fad than it did a controversy, just a bunch of people posting blog entries on the same subject while other people commented on them. unless I missed, like, an entire entry where some kind of fight broke out, all the comments and entries I saw were completely rationa
(originally published 7 October 2014, updated and re-published 30 August 2015, updated and re-published again 25 August 2016) picked up the new rarities compilation Death Resonance last week. kinda bummed that it makes owning the Beyond the Infinite EP redundant by including all of those tracks, considering I dropped $25 to have it imported from Japan and all, but whatever. from top to bottom: - Steelbath Suicide (Century Media 2000 reissue) - The Chainheart Machine - A Predator's Portr
in casual conversation, forum posts, etc. just try to make it readable, please. and for the love of god, Don't Constantly Type Like This. that's just obnoxious.
finally saw it. it was great, I liked it a lot, but I can't help but feel it's been seriously overrated. definitely not my favorite Marvel film nor the one I'd consider the best.
updated with the band's latest release Pale Communion. from the top to the bottom: - The Candlelight Years box set (Japanese version), includes: Orchid Morningrise My Arms, Your Hearse - Still Life (2009 remastered version) - Blackwater Park (2011 Legacy Edition) - Collector's Edition Slipcase box set, includes: Blackwater Park Dangnation * Deliverance Lamentations: Live at Shepherd's Bush Empire 2003 - Ghost Reveries - Watershed - Heritage (special edition) - Pale Communion *cens
http://insidemovies.ew.com/2014/08/11/robin-williams-dead-at-63/ honestly in shock right now. I grew up with so many of his movies. this dude was the funniest person ever to me when I was a kid. he was the man. I can't believe it.
(click for larger image) 180 gram double LP in gatefold packaging, featuring the full 12-track album remastered from the original tapes. only my second vinyl purchase ever, but it was just $25 brand new at FYE. couldn't pass it up.
picked this up for a mere $4 in excellent condition. best price I've gotten on a double album since I found The Smashing Pumpkins' Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness for $5 a few years back.
