Fuck Faty O'donnell, he's shit compared to the beautiful fucker John Williams.

This gives me a boner for some odd reason.

I'm me just look at those post he did,
"My love for Korra"
no.

JINGLE JANGLE

For shits and giggles, this is the place, you're welcome 

Were heroic, we can save this world, the official heroic user hangout

If you guys are not aware of this, some hackers got into sonys shit, and now they showed it in Public, they did this all because of Sony's movies, but there more then just movies, they have games as well, and if there in a really huge big one, they might die, that means no Bloodborne, and no Uncharted 4, fuck gay earth.

http://www.theatlantic.com/international/archive/2014/12/sony-hackers-threaten-a-new-september-11th/383822/
http://www.theverge.com/2014/12/16/7406107/theaters-may-cancel-the-interview

The juicy, indecorous, and predictably embarrassing disclosures from last week's hacking of the Sony Pictures network inspired everything from tabloid splashes and lawsuits to yet another crash course on journalism ethics. "Are reporters simply working as tools in a possible North Korean cyberwar?" Anne Helen Petersen asked. "And so much for our national outrage over the National Security Agency reading our stuff," Aaron Sorkin chided.

Apparently, we are still missing the message. According to the Guardians of Peace, the hackers who claimed responsibility of the hack, the casus belli for the Sony operation is the upcoming Christmas release of The Interview, the new Seth Rogen and James Franco joint, in which the duo set out to assassinate North Korean leader Kim Jong-un. On Tuesday, the group upped the stakes significantly by issuing semi-veiled threats to attack the movie premiere and "the very time and places 'The Interview' be shown."

"Whatever comes in the coming days is called by the greed of Sony Pictures Entertainment."
More ominously yet, in the group's e-mail, it called on Sony and any place planning to show the film to "Remember the 11th of September 2001."

The slightly incoherent screed went on, "If your house is nearby, you'd better leave. Whatever comes in the coming days is called by the greed of Sony Pictures Entertainment."

As the BBC pointed out, while North Korea denied involvement in the hack, it called the breach a "righteous deed" possibly executed by "supporters and sympathizers."

Tuesday's development certainly got the attention of the Department of Homeland Security. An official in the agency told reporters that it is "aware" of the threats:

We are still analyzing the credibility of these statements, but at this time there is no credible intelligence to indicate an active plot against movie theaters within the United States.
Nevertheless, the entire discourse now changes from rotten spoils of the Sony hack to the broader issue at hand, the line between censorship and provocation. While plenty of readers seemed to have enjoyed the salacious Hollywood dish delivered up by the Sony hack, the fun is over.

In a telling reaction to Tuesday's violent talk, Rogen and Franco canceled a number of press appearances for The Interview.

The Interview, Seth Rogen's Kim Jong-un assassination comedy that may be at the center of the devastating Sony Pictures hack, is scheduled to hit theaters on Christmas Day, but at this point Sony may rather wish it not come out at all. Following another leak which contained terror threats against prospective viewers, studio executives are now telling theaters that they "wouldn't object" to any decision not to show the movie, according to The Wall Street Journal.
The New York Times, meanwhile, reports that Sony Pictures has "decided to all but invite theater owners to force cancellation or further postponement of The Interview," with one theater chain owner calling the 9/11-invoking terror threads a "game-changer." Earlier today Rogen and co-star James Franco reportedly withdrew from all press appearances for The Interview through the end of the week.

OMG my eyes.

Better

http://www.bungie.net/en/Forum/Post/84589848/0/0

It's funny because it's always Chief, but now Luke Skywalker is winning and chief is losing.

How can Ridley Scott, the brains of Alien go down hill that fast, don't get me wrong I like Nightfall, it was a disappointed Web Series compared to Forward Unto Dawn, also the EP V ending was disappointed.

SPOILERS, DON'T LOOK DOWN.

The one thing I liked of EP V was because of Randal, just standing on a nice place really made me feel bad for Randal because of his lost daughter, Randal, Lock, and the chick that just flew out with Lock are the only people I liked, the plot is just meh, but those hunter worms are fucking awesome, why did the covenant waste so much time with the armors for the hunters, I don't get it.

Please tell me if this was true, cause if it is then bye Disney, hope your greed and the rest of these corporate money makers go bankrupt.

Please sit back and enjoy the MLG movie.

Looks great, i want a PS4 so baldy ;_____;

Nope