Congrats on completing the move! Hope you get to feeling better!
I've seen Castle of Cagliostro but I don't think I've watched any Lupin episodes since the censored versions were broadcast on Adult Swim. I'm not sure if they still are. Loved the movie but didn't get the appeal of the show (probably since they were censored and dubbed; put the on the list of people that hate dubbed anime or foreign films in general).
Will do!
No, you can go at it single-player but it gets rough once you reach level 5 (where I'm at currently). Having teammates can make a difference. I was lucky to get some helpers on one match and despite how noobish I was at times, no one was using their mics. If you get it, let me know and we'll kill some space bugs!
Yay!
Diablo 3 UEE on PS4?
I own LBP2 (and Karting though I've never played it). I work nights mostly and i'm in a Central Time Zone so I'll be free anytime this Saturday and possibly Sunday evening.
Essentials from last year: The Lego Movie, Boyhood, Under The Skin (not for everyone but worth a look), The Raid 2 (see the first one if you haven't, as this recaps nothing), Life Itself (excellent doc about Roger Ebert), Jodorowsky's Dune (excellent doc on a film project that never happened but mattered anyway), Gone Girl, Inherent Vice, The Guest, Locke, Dawn of the Planet of the Apes, Only Lovers Left Alive, How To Train Your Dragon 2, 22 Jump Street, Edge of Tomorrow, Interstellar, Chef, Noah, X-Men: Days of Future Past, Guardians of the Galaxy.
I love films for their own brand of immersion, for a kind of storytelling that is unique to its own form. I love the collaboration that goes into making films, how all these people and all these moving parts (script, set design, lighting, costumes, music, camerawork, acting, visual effects) can work together to generate a specific vision that can wrestle any emotion out of you. Whether they challenge you, validate a certain belief or worldview, arouse you or comfort you, film is an amazing art form and my favorite of all of them.
I should probably get those Namco collections from PSN someday. They're not that expensive.
Hugo was an amazing experience in 3D in a theater. When you don't see it that way, I think something gets lost. That movie is so dependant on its visual imagery which does more than just look pretty.
Amazing, affecting episode and very informative! I felt like wanting to give everyone a hug by the end.
