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It's based off the art peice of Damien Hirst titled "Some Comfort Gained from the Acceptance of the Inherent Lies in Everything". Infact basically all the 'head space' scenes are based on famous modern art pieces.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HZkUw2UKhkM hell yeah Vitamin C And fuck that live action Ghost In The Shell.

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The sequel has my favorite 'goof' on IMDB

Eh, I prefer bonkers Cannon films over the lazy style of Asylum.

Grace can sing and dance, but it's probably really not in the style you'd expect. Like I was expecting a HI-NRG thing, but her style is much slower and chill like go-go/smooth disco. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=THt7o6dzMuw

It's a great movie title, but I have a suspicion that it was the inspiration for emo and indie bands to name songs and albums in full-on sentences.

If you want a game that's kind of similar then try Sleeping Dogs, it's basically every John Woo film distilled into a game.

Well I searched for this and all I found was Tank Girl, so the search system must not be that broken. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gAbkNu_rF50 https://en.wikipedia...wiki/Tank_(film) I remember as a kid being pretty sick with a high fever and watching this, not really knowing what was going on, and later confusing this for Convoy, since the end has a bunch of big rigs.

Steel: one of those movies where I feel that I've seen it, but am not actually sure I have. Is it forgettable, or it's it memetic enough that snatches of it have implanted themselves in my mind?

I've got a double four pack named HEAT ON THE STREET that's trying to be a collection of 90's exploitation films but there's some real curveballs in there (also note, I haven't seen most of these since I'm too lazy to get a good dvd player and the ps2 makes noise like a vacuum): In Too Deep (1999) Malevolent (2002) <- I mostly got this because this is one of those random crap films my dad inexplicably likes ICE (1994) Glass Shield (1994) <-I thought this was something else, looked up on imdb before, and was blown away at the bitchy/crazy reviews people have left for this, and that attack each other. ———————————— A Rage In Harlem (1991) Road Ends (1997) License To Kill (1984) <- As seen on Denzel Washington Is The Greatest Actor, Period and yes, it's basically an afterschool special with a lack of Denzel. Also it's go the biggest poster on the box, prominently displaying Denzel in front of a burning car wreck like he just went Man On Fire on some punks which just really sets this film up for disappointment Cry, The Beloved Country (1995) <- now this one is the one that cracks me up the most because it's Oscar bait about apartheid and while there is a pretty brutal jail scene it's just mostly talking. I could totally see this being assigned in school.

Speaking of pinball, this place in Vegas is awesome (and non-profit) http://www.pinballmuseum.org/ just make sure not to wander around the neighborhood at night.

So Steel (the movie) came out the same time the Superman Animated Series was still airing, and that same year they did an episode with John Henry Irons as just a weapons designer at Lexcorp, and then one as Steel saving Supes from Metallo (which Bruce Timm disliked but I remember well). He was voiced by Michael Dorn (Worf from Star Trek) who I think could've played a much better Steel. http://dcau.wikia.com/wiki/Heavy_Metal

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