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As for it being the Blade Runner i don't know what to say to that. Blade Runner found it's audience on video years later. Watchmen already has it's audience.
personally i say give the M16 a swing, it borderlines a sniper rifle
Bling Pro (for the Sensor and a Silencer, this way its that much harder to find you)
Hard Line Pro (as a joke at first but it was effective)
Ninja Pro (so they cant see you on their Heart Sensors)
on team death match i called in the Harrier which got me enough kills for the Pave Low, which got destroyed leaving me with 21 kills, i picked up an enemy RPD with an ACOG scope and started firing away but i set a claymore when the enemy came to knife me the claymore killed us both with me at 23.
but i got a bit happier when i got the "what the hell?" (on the map with the helipad and the helicopter and the cranes) and another one where you have to kill 3 enemies while in the red on "rust"
Well Mr. Cat my gamer tag is still Mushufasa (Fasa, Mushu, or Kevin for short)
Im eager to test out my TMP later today, but i have one major problem, i suck at sniping, any tips you might want to share im all ears
on the other hand i suggest you start using the M16, M4, P90 or just another gun in general. since you maxed the Scar leveling up will be slow from then on. essentially diversify a bit but thats my opinion. but i found a way to have a little more fun with the game i call it serial killer mode (any light weight weapons P90,UZI, or Vector for primary and any hand gun or machine pistol the AA-12 is a personal best for this choice) then equip marathon, Light weight, and commando and play in an area like favella, an opponent got me and 4 other people at the same time in the same building doing this.
but getting away from that subject do you have the game "American Macgee's Alice in Wonderland," i didnt play it i watched the walk through on youtube and it looked like somthing that a wonderland fan would adore.
finally what do you prefer cheshire of cat or does it matter, until next time this is kevin
my tag is Mushufasa91
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"A Bridge Too Far" surrender scene... absolute classic "Fuck You" moment in films.
"633 Squadron" isn't that bad. Effects are sort of bad compared to today's movies, but the ending is something that inspired the "Trench Run" in Star Wars.
And this one is a personal favorite, although never really happened, like Basterds. Look for "The Eagle Has Landed". (Highly recommend this one)
All of those sort of took the same concept, taking Military prisoners and start to do some sort of "Suicide Mission" made the concept really sort of overdone. But when it comes to the Dirty Dozen, it's up there.
As far as A Bridge Too Far? Well, that's another one that I love wholeheartedly. It's possibly still one of the better movies out there that shows almost all aspects of a war. Britain, US, Germany, Polish, Danes.... it's great how they all worked it into the movie. It starts off a bit slow, but once the "Air-drop" happens it picks up QUICKLY. It also shows the differences between the US and British Military. Where the US has this "Let's go" attitude, the British tend to have a "Wait for it" attitude (At least when it comes to orders). It's interesting how much further they could have gotten into Holland and possibly Germany if they were willing to just push it a bit further to that last bridge. I think you'll like it, especially the "Surrender Scene", it's a classic.
I think you could probably get a lot of his movies on amazon.com.
I had a look on the uk site and it has a good few.
My experiance of Japanese cinema is currently limited to more recent action films like Shinobi, Versus and the two Azumi films among others.
I have however heard good things about his movies and I fully intend to getting round to watching them.
especially seven samurai and Ran
Labyrinth is incredible. The wonderful thing for me is how much that movie has grown up with me. There's so much in it that you can't really analyze until you have enough life experience to really understand what's going on. That's why I love it so much,,,,it means even more to me than it did when I was a kid because I can relate to it so well.
And BOWIE is always a win!
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