somewhere53
Iscritto in data mar 2003
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When I was 10 years old I saw "Raiders of the Lost Ark" in a movie theater. It forever changed the way I looked at movies. It made me the movie buff I am today. I'd never seen anything like it. It blew my mind.
Now I've played video games my whole life. From Atari to Intellivision to Nintendo to Sega to Playstation. Games came and went in my life. I'd enjoy one for a while and then become bored by it. I was always waiting for that "Raiders" moment to hit me in the video game world. That moment came when I first played GTA3.
GTA3 and GTA Vice City are incredible video games. They are real, they free the player up to do whatever he/she wants to do, they are greatest escape any video game can offer. I cannot wait for GTA San Andreas to come my way.
GTA3 blew me away, and it still does even though I've played it a million times. The cheat codes make it even funner. To be able to drive around and cause mayhem--this game allows me to blow off steam after a long day at work without really hurting anyone. I love it.
To the creators of GTA3: God bless you! This is the best video game experience I ever had. It is revolutionary, it is real, the extras actually react to what you do. This is the greatest video game ever and a the largest leap in the video game evolutionary ladder this gamer has ever experienced.
Now I've played video games my whole life. From Atari to Intellivision to Nintendo to Sega to Playstation. Games came and went in my life. I'd enjoy one for a while and then become bored by it. I was always waiting for that "Raiders" moment to hit me in the video game world. That moment came when I first played GTA3.
GTA3 and GTA Vice City are incredible video games. They are real, they free the player up to do whatever he/she wants to do, they are greatest escape any video game can offer. I cannot wait for GTA San Andreas to come my way.
GTA3 blew me away, and it still does even though I've played it a million times. The cheat codes make it even funner. To be able to drive around and cause mayhem--this game allows me to blow off steam after a long day at work without really hurting anyone. I love it.
To the creators of GTA3: God bless you! This is the best video game experience I ever had. It is revolutionary, it is real, the extras actually react to what you do. This is the greatest video game ever and a the largest leap in the video game evolutionary ladder this gamer has ever experienced.
John Goodman should have been nominated for his work as Walter Sobchak. Every time he delivers a line in this movie I crack up.
This is the funniest movie I have ever seen. I've never been more entertained by a movie in my life.
Jeff Bridges continue to take roles that are off-beat and out of the mainstream, making him one of the more appealing actors of the past 25 years. His interaction with Walter is perfect--it never rings false or misses a beat.
The movie moves under the perfect control of the Coen Bros. I am amazed by the dialogue in this movie, how it recalls earlier phrases spoken by different characters in the story. Amazing. Simply a work of comedic art from beginning to end.
This movie should have been subtitled: "How to Make a Comedy by Joel and Ethan Coen."
Brilliant. 10/10
This is the funniest movie I have ever seen. I've never been more entertained by a movie in my life.
Jeff Bridges continue to take roles that are off-beat and out of the mainstream, making him one of the more appealing actors of the past 25 years. His interaction with Walter is perfect--it never rings false or misses a beat.
The movie moves under the perfect control of the Coen Bros. I am amazed by the dialogue in this movie, how it recalls earlier phrases spoken by different characters in the story. Amazing. Simply a work of comedic art from beginning to end.
This movie should have been subtitled: "How to Make a Comedy by Joel and Ethan Coen."
Brilliant. 10/10
