Monthly Archives: July 2008
Apple iTunes 7.7.1 Released
Apple has pushed out a new version of iTunes. According to the changelog, version 7.7.1 offers fixes to improve stability and performance.
Stargate: Continuum
Stargate: The Ark of Truth felt like a glorified episode. While it was nice to wrap up the story, see a few old faces, and of course see the SG-1 team in action, it really didn’t do much for me. I just dismissed it thinking “they’re trying to wrap it up, the next one will be better.”
Nope. At 97 minites long, we’ve basically been given another glorified episode. Or at least an episode and a half. Continue reading
Dharma Wants You
A few days ago the next Lost ARG officially opened it’s doors to user registration. Those who had previously filled out a request for information should have recieved a message pointing them to DharmaWantsYou.com. Right now it is strictly a user registration. No telling when the “game” will officially start, or even what the game will be this time.
I had fun playing through the Find 815 ARG that ran leading up to last season. I really wish I had been around (and a fan of lost) when the 1st game, The Lost Experiance, started after season two. – I didn’t start watching lost until season three when the wife and I watched season one in an entire weekend, and then watched season two a few weekends later. Yes, it was like crack.
Be sure to check out DocArzt’s Lost Blog for hints, news, and other information concerning the Lost ARG.
My Thoughts On Batman: The Dark Knight
The Dark Knight has been out for a couple of weeks now and has already grossed over $300,000,000. It’s pulled in more money in 10 days than any other film. It stand a good chance at becoming one of the top grossing domestic blockbusters of all time. There’s no denying that it’s doing good. In fact, yesterday when the wife and I saw it at the IMAX, the showing we were at was sold out. There were several people there that were seeing the film for the 2nd or 3rd or 4th time. Some people and blogs have called The Dark Knight as “the best film ever made”. Is it really that good?
I didn’t think so. Continue reading