Endless Flight

Sometimes while watching the Transformers (and even a movie like Batman Begins), my eyes glaze over because the action happens too fast. That is, the characters are basically blurs and you can't tell who's the good guy and who's the bad guy at certain points. In fact, that's my biggest beef with the new Batman movie.

Barnum can probably add that to the Rules thread when he/she gets a chance. ;)

Barnum can probably add that to the Rules thread when he/she gets a chance. ;)

Barnum can probably add that to the Rules thread when he/she gets a chance. ;)

Thanks for checking it out! I won't take credit for the idea, but I will for the execution. The fact is, I have some fantastic Referees helping me out. Without these guys, it wouldn't be working so smoothly.

Thanks for checking it out! I won't take credit for the idea, but I will for the execution. The fact is, I have some fantastic Referees helping me out. Without these guys, it wouldn't be working so smoothly.

Thanks for checking it out! I won't take credit for the idea, but I will for the execution. The fact is, I have some fantastic Referees helping me out. Without these guys, it wouldn't be working so smoothly.

I approve.

I approve.

I approve.

I'm one of those guys who used to go see movies in the theater opening night, or soon after, on a weekly or bi-weekly basis when I was in my late teens and twenties. Now that I'm older with a family and busy schedule, I usually have to wait for the movies to come out on DVD before I can see them. I'm just finally getting around to watching all the summer blockbusters as they file out on disc format. With that being said, I actually enjoy Spider-Man 3 more than I do the Transformers, which goes against all of the conventional wisdom I've read on the internet. I find the Transformers to be enjoyable, and full of great action and effects, but the characterization felt sort of flat for me. On the other hand, Spider-Man 3 had great action and effects as well, but I found that the number of subplots and the overarching storyline held me more captive, everything from Peter's up and down relationship with Mary Jane, his love-hate relationship with Harry, and the battle between his puppy-eyed do-gooder/emo-self-indulgent halves. Anybody have anything that surprised them after watching, or do you find my analysis off?

I'm one of those guys who used to go see movies in the theater opening night, or soon after, on a weekly or bi-weekly basis when I was in my late teens and twenties. Now that I'm older with a family and busy schedule, I usually have to wait for the movies to come out on DVD before I can see them. I'm just finally getting around to watching all the summer blockbusters as they file out on disc format. With that being said, I actually enjoy Spider-Man 3 more than I do the Transformers, which goes against all of the conventional wisdom I've read on the internet. I find the Transformers to be enjoyable, and full of great action and effects, but the characterization felt sort of flat for me. On the other hand, Spider-Man 3 had great action and effects as well, but I found that the number of subplots and the overarching storyline held me more captive, everything from Peter's up and down relationship with Mary Jane, his love-hate relationship with Harry, and the battle between his puppy-eyed do-gooder/emo-self-indulgent halves. Anybody have anything that surprised them after watching, or do you find my analysis off?

I'm one of those guys who used to go see movies in the theater opening night, or soon after, on a weekly or bi-weekly basis when I was in my late teens and twenties. Now that I'm older with a family and busy schedule, I usually have to wait for the movies to come out on DVD before I can see them. I'm just finally getting around to watching all the summer blockbusters as they file out on disc format. With that being said, I actually enjoy Spider-Man 3 more than I do the Transformers, which goes against all of the conventional wisdom I've read on the internet. I find the Transformers to be enjoyable, and full of great action and effects, but the characterization felt sort of flat for me. On the other hand, Spider-Man 3 had great action and effects as well, but I found that the number of subplots and the overarching storyline held me more captive, everything from Peter's up and down relationship with Mary Jane, his love-hate relationship with Harry, and the battle between his puppy-eyed do-gooder/emo-self-indulgent halves. Anybody have anything that surprised them after watching, or do you find my analysis off?

Love - The Beatles

Love - The Beatles

Love - The Beatles

It looks good to me. I'll let one of the other guys give it a thumbs up before shipping it over.

It looks good to me. I'll let one of the other guys give it a thumbs up before shipping it over.

It looks good to me. I'll let one of the other guys give it a thumbs up before shipping it over.

Here's a map I found on the M&M site, complete with all street names. http://64.17.155.164/2e_files/freedommap.jpg

Here's a map I found on the M&M site, complete with all street names. http://64.17.155.164/2e_files/freedommap.jpg

Here's a map I found on the M&M site, complete with all street names. http://64.17.155.164/2e_files/freedommap.jpg

Wow, that didn't take long. It's good to see that kind of growth in less than a week. :)

Wow, that didn't take long. It's good to see that kind of growth in less than a week. :)

Wow, that didn't take long. It's good to see that kind of growth in less than a week. :)