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I was watching the Nostalgia Critic's review on Daredevil and noticed that Ben Affleck wasn't a bad choice for the role, it was just the director did a bad job. Such is also the case with Hallie Berry in Catwoman. To me that movie is the worst superhero film. Some claim Batman and Robin or Howard the Duck is worse but at least there you get what the film promises. The character Hallie is playing is not Catwoman. As such if they were to give her the role again, I think she'd do a good job. Sometimes I find it's not the actors fault. Even the best can't always save pieces of drek.

I'm not a hardcore gamer by any stretch, but I have been playing games since at least the early-to-mid eighties. Some games are great, some are good, and some stink worse then what the dog leaves on your shoe. RabbidLuigi pointed out how people can tell how good or bad some games can be by the premise, siting the fighting game Shaq-Fu. Now I'll admit I've never play that game, but if the controls are as bad as other gamers claim then it's broken where it counts. But there's a victim of this poorly made game most people don't realize, and that's Micheal Jordan: Chaos in the Windy City. After Shaq's game, most people probably saw this game as J

I want to say right now I dislike the Twilight series on principle. I have a general fear of vampires and things that have to do with blood. And I dislike romance films and books due to that being the main point of the story and not a sub-point. That being said there are exceptions to this in the area of comedy. I enjoyed Dracula: Dead and Loving it! and Love at first Bite despite their innate being one or both due to the comedy of the films. But still despite the fact that I dislike the concept of this series and the material in general it does have one thing I respect even though it's done poorly. The idea of vampires being able to be out i