1 down, 4 more to go!! Yaaaaaay. Need to bunker down and study for an exam tomorrow, though (lol, I don't need to study for it, but it's better to review). Probably gonna take a break and read a book for an hour. If I play a game, I probably won't stop.
quick tangent back to Konami music:
While their big-budget reboot of Castlevania had the most boring music imaginable, they've been hiding stuff like
this,
this,
this, and
this in their pachislot machines. The mind boggles.
Oh man. I thought I was the only one who held this opinion!
It's not that the LoS soundtracks are necessarily bad, but it's not what I want from Castlevania, especially when you consider the quality of its predecessors' music and the fact that they have a bunch of arrange albums and pachisuro albums out there with music that you have come to expect from CV.
*shrug* Maybe it's my fault for loving Super Castlevania 4/Chi no Rondo's music so much. Bloodlines music isn't bad. And the post SotN albums go without saying.
He'd be doing you a favour. That film is so goooooooooooood
Yeah, if the GAF thread for that is any indication, it's probably a welcome comeback for the 007 films. It's either "Daniel Craig" or "video game references" at this point.
Looking forward to The Hobbit next week, too, albeit more for the tech than the plot. I mean, I liked what I've seen of The Lord of the Rings, but that basically amounts to The Fellowship of the Ring Extended Edition, the second half of The Return of the King, not sure if Extended or not, and bits and pieces of The Two Towers. Really need to rectify that at some point. Nevertheless, the idea of bucking the idea that 24FPS is somehow less fake than a framerate closer to reality has me interested. Definitely checking out a high framerate showing.
I dunno if I have any patience for a Tolkien film anymore. I vaguely recall falling sleep at the end of RotK because
it wouldn't end. I was 15, though, so I might have more patience now. I feel like reading the books is a better course of action (of course, you can say that for almost every book-to-film thing), just because you can probably conjure up a better image of what's going on and it'll more interesting to you because you're cognitively processing something that genuinely enthralling to you as opposed to someone else's vision of the scene which you are being told to imagine.
Plus the whole bit about people coming out of the movie feeling nauseous has me wary.