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11:59 PM on 02.07.2012 | 
The DTOID Show: Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning Review
And I'm glad I alerted you to the cover art. It took me a while to get over the fact that it wasn't a photoshop.
It's also further definitive proof that the cinema is more capable of crafting and delivering tales than video games.
That box art alone is likely inspiring all manner of imaginings in everyone right now(whether an accurate representation of the contents of the Blu-ray box or not)than the entirety of the likes of BioShock or Half-Life or even X-Blades.
That film is real.
Ok.
:-(
So glad he knew better.
Like Corbin wearing a fatsuit and dressing like a redneck. In pink.
He may have known better about that 20 years ago.. But some could definitely say he didn't know better about other things...
True that. His CGI cameo in Terminator: Salvation may have been his finest work this decade. Well, as far as acting anyway.