Shippmeister

GTA: VC is nothing short of a masterpiece. The cast, the theme, the play. It all fits so well, the closest a game has come to being a complete life replacement. I had only played this in limited amounts when it first came out and wasn't really hooked, I then bought San Andreas for PS2 and decided to back track to Vice City for PC. Low and behold it contains an aura that San ADreas does not. The soundtrack fits the game like a glove, the map is quiet a lot like Miami and the fashions and vehicles available just made it near perfect. One thing different from San Adnreas is that Tommy Vercetti is a winner, he is respected, whereas Carl in San Andreas is always battling for it for some reason, Tommy just seems to be a tougher character, and his rise and rise throughout the game confirms this.

I guess there is a fault with this game, it came to an end, eventual I suppose, but it did not look open for a sequel, perhaps Rockstar can throw us back to the 70's?, imagine it, GTA: San Francisco

Being a car enthusiast, I am dismayed at these movies, NOS appears to deliver the ultimate punch when ni reality, it cant without causing near instant damage. Apart from that, these little modified "ricers" going around thinking they can hope to match the "classics" (some of the classics weren't that fast) is absurd. I drive a V8 to college everyday, it has enough power to dust off most of the junk in this movie, and even more untapped potential that will soon be realized, livnig in Australia, I am dissapointed there wasn't an Australian car in the film, it would have amazed many Americans to see something like a 1971 HQ Monaro with its supercharger hanging ut the bonnet screaming its head off against little ricers, or even a Ford Phase 4 Falcon with a top speed of 170mph blasting off into the night. Hell, the nwe GM Australian clubsport R8 or Monaro GTS would have provided more than the "ricers" could handle.

Risky Business is quiet a good movie, Tom's "natural" acting style hasn't fully surfaced yet, but his acting is still quiet respectable. When Cruise's parents go away for a while he follows the advice of a friend to get a hooker and hold a party. He gets a hooker, which is another man, gets the right hooker, has a good time, has his life thrust into a series of problems and only just manages to sort everything out. Along the way he learns some valuable lessons about the real world and what it takes to make things "happen". All up, a very good movie that will hopefully find its way into my DVD collection very soon, 9.5/10 stars.