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The man who sold Aaron Hernandez's jail-house letter to Sportsworld's Phil Castinetti -- who then received $18,000 for it from TMZ, which posted the letter on its Web site -- says he's upset with "the way it got out" and that he's been threatened by Hernandez's friends for making the letter public.
"I got people calling me and saying I better watch out," said the man, who identified himself merely as "Karl" to the Boston Globe. "I regret how it turned out. I was kind of hoping more positive would come out of it."
He also said the price he received from Castinetti for the letter was "pennies" compared to the $18,000 that TMZ paid.
"I don't like the way it got out," he said. "I wrote [Hernandez] last night because I don't want him to think it was all about money."
Hernandez had asked Karl not to put the letter on "social media".


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I have to admit that my first impression of Arenal Nayara was a little hesitant. We're not resort people and I was a little worried we'd booked ourselves in basically a small resort -- everything cookie cutter, etc. But over the course of a four-day stay, the hotel and its staff won us over -- to the point that we added a fifth night at the end.
The rooms are beautiful and well-kept, plus the staggered location of the casitas affords a great deal of privacy on the decks. I could have spent all day in the hammock reading (and very nearly did one afternoon.) Unlike some people who were disappointed that the tub on the deck was not a hot tub, I was thrilled that it was an actual bath tub. I'm an avid bather and to be able to fill up a bubble bath and lie in the dark overlooking the rain forest was absolute heaven.
I concur that the restaurant food isn't terrific, on the whole, but the included breakfast buffet was varied and generous enough that anyone could find something they liked. Like much of Costa Rica, the hotel's a bit off the main drag, so sometimes we wound up eating there just because it was easy and we were too relaxed to head out and try to scrounge up something better (which in Fortuna is no guarantee.) The service was often slow but I suspect this is the norm in Costa Rica and there were a few standouts. (Especially Elquin, who made us feel welcomed and remembered at every meal.)
Yes, the pool is small and the jacuzzi isn't hot enough. But my husband and I both had hot stone massages which we thought were absolutely wonderful. (As someone with chronic pain, I'm no massage novice either.)
So why give it five stars when I was originally set to give it a solid four? A day into our trip we headed to Baldi Hot Springs where our backpack was stolen. We lost our camera equipment, the rental car GPS, our credit cards and IDs and much more. Within hours, someone was charging hundreds on our cards all the way to San Jose. The staff at Nayara, especially Jonathan, could not have been more helpful in aiding us after this unfortunate event. He went with my husband several times to the police station, and to various shops where the cards had been used, acting as an interpreter and helping us understand the way things are handled there. It would have been a much more scary and traumatic situation without his help and we are eternally grateful.
In addition, the management -- understanding that our credit cards were now frozen -- were incredibly generous and flexible in helping us secure funds to pay our bill and obtain some spending cash. We honestly don't know what we'd have done without their professionalism and understanding.
Being a tad shell-shocked from our experience, we decided to forgo the activities we'd planned on doing -- a Lake Arenal boat tour and the hanging bridges tour -- so I can't comment on the hotel's helpfulness in that regard. But I can say that my husband and I completely unplugged, relaxing and reading, napping and hanging out -- which was quite a feat considering what we'd lost.
After a couple of days of pouring rain -- which, while a bummer, was conducive to excellent napping -- the weather even cooperated. The sun came out, the clouds parted and we finally got to see the majestic, breathtaking tip of the Arenal Volcano looming in the background. That's when we knew for sure we were in the right place.
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- Some highly touted teams flop in opening month of season Updated: Oct-07-15 3:36 am
ATLANTA - Georgia Tech never expected to be in this position, facing its first four-game losing streak in nearly two decades.
- Titans have 3 straight home games to start team's turnaround Updated: Oct-05-15 3:53 pm
NASHVILLE, Tennessee - The Tennessee Titans say they're rested after a bye that came way earlier than any NFL team ever wants. Now comes a favorable schedule that keeps them at home the rest of October.
- Will quarterbacks re-emerge in the Heisman, draft picture? Updated: Oct-02-15 10:54 pm
Quarterbacks have won the Heisman Trophy five straight seasons and have been selected first in the NFL Draft five of the last seven years.
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NEW YORK - Titans quarterback Marcus Mariota and Bills cornerback Ronald Darby are the NFL's rookies of the month for September.
- Pac-12 full of surprises a month into the season Updated: Sep-29-15 6:28 pm
PHOENIX - The college football season is just a month old, but it has had what feels like a season's worth of surprises already.
- Titans look at positives in wake of blowing 13-point lead Updated: Sep-28-15 6:55 pm
At one point in the fourth quarter against Indianapolis, Titans quarterback Marcus Mariota had plenty of fellow rookies with him on the field.
- Luck rallies Colts to 1st win of season 35-33 over Titans Updated: Sep-28-15 2:42 am
NASHVILLE, Tennessee - The Indianapolis Colts believe they've pulled off the kind of win that can cure what ailed them during an ugly 0-2 start this season.
- Luck rallies Colts to 1st win of season 35-33 over Titans Updated: Sep-27-15 6:36 pm
NASHVILLE, Tennessee - Staring at their first 0-3 start since 2011, the Indianapolis Colts desperately needed a victory.
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The Latest from NFL stadiums around the country on the third Sunday of the season (all times EDT):
- After 2 games on road, Titans ready to settle in at home Updated: Sep-23-15 9:13 pm
NASHVILLE, Tennessee - Linebacker Brian Orakpo has a message for Tennessee fans now that the Titans finally are ready to play the first game this season in Music City that counts.
- Bucs defense steps up after disappointing start to season Updated: Sep-21-15 7:23 pm
TAMPA, Florida - Jacquies Smith stood in front of his locker, a bit reluctant to talk about his role in helping the Tampa Bay Buccaneers get their season on track.
- Mariota holds up under pressure, Titans work on protection Updated: Sep-21-15 7:19 pm
NASHVILLE, Tennessee - Marcus Mariota showed he can take a beating, holding up under pressure. While the Tennessee Titans are not surprised by the quarterback's toughness, their immediate goal is protecting him better.
- Manziel makes case to be starter as Browns beat Titans 28-14 Updated: Sep-21-15 2:26 am
CLEVELAND - There was no gloating, no gestures, nothing to draw extra attention. After getting his first career win as an NFL starter, Johnny Manziel put on his gray tailored suit and popped in the headphones that maybe help block out some of the constant noise around him.
- Manziel's 2 TD passes lift Browns over Mariota, Titans 28-14 Updated: Sep-20-15 6:06 pm
CLEVELAND - Johnny Manziel spun from pressure and heaved the ball for a stunning touchdown, the kind of football magic he created almost every Saturday for Texas A&M.
- The Latest: Alonso, acquired for McCoy, out with knee injury Updated: Sep-20-15 5:52 pm
The Latest from NFL stadiums around the country on the second Sunday of the season(all times EDT):
- Johnny Manziel to start Browns' home opener; McCown out Updated: Sep-18-15 10:08 pm
BEREA, Ohio - It's all in front of Johnny Manziel: The chance to silence the critics and prove he belongs in the NFL. On Sunday, Manziel can re-start his career. His shot at redemption.
- Nike remake video of classic "Animal House" scene goes viral Updated: Sep-18-15 1:53 pm
EUGENE, Oregon - It was Jan. 2, the day after the Oregon Ducks had crushed Florida State in the Rose Bowl, and Ohio State had upset mighty Alabama in the Sugar Bowl, in the semifinals of the first-ever College Football Playoff.
- Seahawks-Packers at not quite the same stakes Updated: Sep-18-15 12:32 am
The Packers probably don't need any extra incentive when facing the Seahawks, particularly with the memory of their fourth-quarter NFC championship collapse in Seattle still fresh and painful.
- Big play shows Oregon's Addison back from knee injury Updated: Sep-17-15 5:12 pm
Oregon receiver Bralon Addison declared his return from a knee injury with a dynamic 81-yard touchdown run.
- Mariota's electric debut probably a sign of things to come Updated: Sep-17-15 3:28 am
Nice start, Marcus Mariota. Good luck in that encore on Sunday against Cleveland. History says you might need it, at least this week.
- Now 1-0 like last season, Titans wary of repeat performance Updated: Sep-16-15 7:13 pm
NASHVILLE, Tennessee - The Tennessee Titans are in an all too familiar situation, a case of deja vu they can't wait to end.
- Top fantasy football scorers for Week 1 Updated: Sep-15-15 4:23 pm
- Bills to Super Bowl! Winston a bust! And other overreactions Updated: Sep-15-15 2:41 am
Relax, Buffalo. Take it easy, St. Louis. Don't print those Super Bowl tickets just yet.
- Buccaneers say they'll put disappointing start behind them Updated: Sep-14-15 7:15 pm
TAMPA, Florida - The Tampa Bay Buccaneers aren't concerned about a slow start mushrooming into another disappointing season.
- Mariota back at work after record-setting debut for Titans Updated: Sep-14-15 6:01 pm
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... tourist office gives free bikes to use during your stay - Perfetto !!
We had a very nice appt in the historic centre , with parking for Ronaldo in the courtyard . The appt windows overlooked a gorgeous church , which kept us very well aware of the time !!!
We doodled around on our bikes through Ravenna , for 4 days , and visited all of the mosaics. They really are very beautiful and we can ...
... at a near by cafe to have some wine and watch the Bollywood movie that was playing. It was a nice way to relax after a day of travel. The next day, we walked around Bologna enjoying the streets and churches of the town. We planned to take the train to Ravanna. Ravanna is a small town near the north east coast of Italy. Jess wanted to go there because she liked the name of the town. We were interested to see what the town was like. We didn't know much about Ravenna,just it was ...
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... trip. We did enjoy Croatia and their beaches and beautifully blue and refreshing water. Tis good stuff.
We called in to see my mate, the oldest checkout chick in the world. Yep, she was there in her white lab-coat and her white cap. I was in the slow lane, her lane u til a speedy man arrived so jumped over to him with my single purchase of a large bottle of water - €0.60, cheap as!
We departed Cesenatico at ...
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What Jim Harbaugh might look like in Superbowl.
I like Jim Harbaugh.
He's had his ups and downs.
You can't forget the Mike Ditka insani-tirade in that awful Bears loss to the Vikings with the Harbaugh audible, the interception, and the 20 to nothin' Bears lead in the 4th going poof.
I was with my dad at the only bar in Prescott Arizona with cable.
Unbelievably, we were the only Bears fans.
A whole bar-ful of Viking fans in Prescott Arizona?
So I was pretty irate myself when Harbaugh threw the interception.
At first the dressing down by Ditka felt good, but after awhile I thought well...maybe he's been waiting 10 years to blow his stack ever since he decided to get that perm in '82.
We had to skulk out when it was over.
Anyway, Harbaugh.
You saw him in the 4th quarter against the Falcons, right?
Going crazy on the sidelines when it was ruled that Harry Douglas had caught the ball Harbaugh thought had hit the ground?
Wonder where he got that crazy act.
But..pure entertainment, and that kind of crazy seems to be working for the Niners.
That particular play is when I decided to do this painting.
One of the really great things about the Superbowl Sunday?
It'll be followed a week later by... Pitchers and Catchers Report Sunday.
Go Baseball!
The painting style is lifted from one of my fav painters, the great Francis Bacon.
I really like the post-modern
I really like the post-modern, neo-existentialist, illusory tiradist escapist feel to this work. And, more seriously, nice!
When I saw painting I though
When I saw painting I though of Ralph Steadman.
Great job!
and I thought of Edvard Munch
Surely, it's a nod to Francis
Surely, it's a nod to Francis Bacon, is it not?
... And I just saw the
... And I just saw the postscript. *Head slap*
Something to do with bats..
Something to do with bats...wooden and mammal.
you'll be seeing them soon
John Rocker, in 1999: "I'm
John Rocker, in 1999: "I'm not a racist or prejudiced person, but certain people bother me."
...I saw him mentioned in the twitterfeed banner and thought I'd read the article. I don't know if it's possible to be more over the top than he was.
"im not racist...but..."
"im not racist...but..."
yeah, just stop right there, guy.
"Matt garza @Gdeuceswild
"Matt garza @Gdeuceswild
Just finished my first bullpen of spring! Glad to be back on the bump!"
also, C.Carpenter (BOS) cleared waivers and outrighted to AAA.
"The Chicago Cubs invited 22
"The Chicago Cubs invited 22 non-roster players to major league spring training, including top prospect Javier Baez, the team announced on Friday."
McLeod-athon on the twitter
McLeod-athon on the twitter left sidebar courtesy of Bruce Miles from a Q&A event in Kane County on Friday night.
Bruce Miles blog on Kane
I'm a bears' fan, who went to
I'm a bears' fan, who went to Univ of Michigan and I've lived in Ann Arbor for over 20 years after growing up in Chicago etc. My brother went to Indiana and married a lady from Indie during the captain comeback years. I should be the ideal Jim Harbaugh fan and I detest him (though I respect his coaching ability). Is there anyone outside of SF who doesn't want to punch him in the face (figuratively)?
Jim Callis@jimcallisBA
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welly ready to take over as cubs #1 catcher...i'm ready for him to take over, too.
the expected Ks might be a bit high, but i like the rest of the package.
Tim are you working in guache
Tim are you working in guache now? Mixed media with pastels and watercolor? Nice work! More of this, please?
meanwhile, we now live in a
meanwhile, we now live in a world where the tax implications of trademarking the name "Kaepernicking" are discussed.
ChicagoCubsOnline @TheCCO
ChicagoCubsOnline @TheCCO
RT @Tcampana_24 On my way to Phoenix with @whit_law ready to get season goin ready for a #breakoutseason
good luck on breaking the
good luck on breaking the iowa cubs team SB record, guy.
fwiw, Chico Walker - 67 - 1986
When Chico was traded to the
When Chico was traded to the Angels, we got a guy named Todd Fischer who had made 9 MLB appearances, all out of the bullpen, the last of which ended with him getting the loss in an extra-inning game against the Red Sox without throwing a ptich. He entered the game and immediately balked in the winning run. After the trade to the Cubs, he apparently never played another inning of organized ball again after the trade.
...and the 2013 Baseball
...and the 2013 Baseball Season begins
Interesting article with John
Interesting article with John Mozeliak re: sabermetrics, player development, projections, and misc.
Scott Kazmir throwing 94
Scott Kazmir throwing 94 again? It might be a steal for Cleveland.
jed lowrie's career gets
jed lowrie's career gets screwed over...traded to the A's to be a part time player. chris carter and brad peacock going to HOU...OAK also gets fernando rodriguez. HOU also gets minor league catcher max stassi.
another mindblowingly stupid trade for HOU.
Lowrie's propensity for
Lowrie's propensity for injury has long made him a part time player.
for a team with little
for a team with little immediate need, even for a guy like lowrie, i would have left him and his $2.4m plugged into 600+ PA at SS to get something more than a sketchy middle-rotation ceiling pitcher, a A+ ball catcher with a bit of power upside, and a 160+K 1st/DH...especially for a team that doesn't need a 1st.
lowrie's not just a guy who plays SS, he plays it good enough to stay there. OAK will shuffle him around 2nd/3rd and bit of time at SS...as it is he'll probably steal more playing time at 3rd with OAK.
then again, i don't like c.carter...i think even at his best he's a 25-30HR guy while K'ing a ton. i'd rather gamble on lowrie's upside and worry about trading him mid-season or post-season. HOU's in no hurry and they got a sub-40m roster anyway.
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I watched #Cubs RHP Matt Garza throw at Fitch Park today. Long toss and off the mound, looked very strong. Pitchers and catchers Feb 10!
Today is the deadline for the
Today is the deadline for the Cubs to either trade, release, or outright Lendy Castillo.
Saturday and Sunday are not MLB business days during the off season, so the Cubs had to place L. Castillo on waivers no later than 2 PM (Eastern) last Friday so that he will clear waivers today (actually the MLB daily waiver report is issued at 1 PM Eastern, so the Cubs will find out in less than an hour if Castillo was claimed).
If he is not claimed off waivers, I would expect the Cubs to outright Lendy to either Tennessee or Daytona rather than to Iowa.
BTW, Castillo will NOT have the option to elect free-agency if outrighted, but he will be a Rule 55 minor league free-agent (6YFA) if he is not added back to an MLB 40-man roster by 5 PM (Eastern) on the 5th day following the conclusion of the 2013 World Series.
lendy makes it unclaimed and
lendy makes it unclaimed and is outrighted to AAA.
CF David DeJesus/Brett Jackson
SS Starlin Castro
LF Alfonso Soriano
RF Nate Schierholtz/DeJesus
C Welington Castillo
3B Ian Stewart/Luis Valbuena
DH Wilson Betemit/Trayvon Robinson
2B Darwin Barney
When did Cubs get Betemit and Robinson? And when did they move to the AL?
Yeah, I wondered about that
Yeah, I wondered about that too.
So, we are supposed to call this guy an "expert" prospect grader? He doesn't know what players are on which team?
editor 'effed that one up I'm
editor 'effed that one up I'm sure, over-aggressive copying and pasting probably and missed Rizzo..although he certainly won't be batting 7th.
no rizzo...schierholtz
no rizzo...schierholtz batting 4th...DH slot with those guys...seems legit.
Only Jesus could love a punch
Only Jesus could love a punch and judy no glove player like you-
pierre was always weak with
pierre was always weak with the bunt, but he knows way better than to handle a bat like that...hell, even pitchers in the AL know better than that.
Looks like Chris Carpenter's
Looks like Chris Carpenter's career is over. DL, not retirement, so he still gets a dozen millions this year.
Re: Can Hak-Ju Lee stay in the majors with an empty .280 BA because of his defense?
Yes. For a long time. Also gets a boost because he can run.
Obligatory Vogelbach question
Klaw: Obligatory reference to his weight
Re: Most overrated prospect, is it Mike Olt?
He'd be in the mix. Solid player, not a star. Syndergaard, but that may just be a function of unverified reports he threw 102 plus the coverage he got when he was traded. Also a solid prospect. I'm ignoring the guys like Ruf, Gattis, Junior Lake, Szczur, fringy guys who are treated by their own fans as future stars.
Re: How close was Pierce Johnson to Top 100?
Wasn't. Arm action scares me. Would at least like to see a full healthy year first, since he's had so much forearm trouble.
still going on, so there may be more
Hmm..I'm not sure I've seen
Hmm..I'm not sure I've seen any Cubs fans projecting Szczur or Lake as future stars...
maybe more optimistic than Keith Law is, but still.
"Orioles claimed INF/OF Ruzz
"Orioles claimed INF/OF Russ Canzler off waivers from the Yankees."
lulz. another week, another team. maybe he'll stick with this one.
Rahm wants Cubs and Roofies
Rahm wants Cubs and Roofies to make deal by end of the week-
Ryan Braun karma bomb!
Ryan Braun karma bomb!
''There was a dispute over compensation for Bosch's work, which is why my lawyer and I are listed under 'moneys owed' and not on any other list,'' Braun said.
''I have nothing to hide and have never had any other relationship with Bosch,'' he said. ''I will fully cooperate with any inquiry into this matter.''
Wrigley Field - NU baseball
Wrigley Field - NU baseball will be host to Michigan on April 20.
I'd hate to be an achilles
I'd hate to be an achilles tendon running around on that sod on April 29
Recent comments
What was impressive to me is that the Cubs won despite poor base running, several defensive miscues, Russell leaving due to injury, Arrieta having an off game and getting knocked out early, and Rondon giving up 2 runs in the 9th. If they can win a game like that...
I was there too. The crowd was absolutely electric. People were standing for every big and semi-big moment, from the first inning on. It felt incredibly strange and exhilarating to see the Cubs (the Chicago bleepin' Cubs!) score playoff insurance runs on the Cardinals. What a game. One to remember.
14 in attendance. What's the record for attendance in the fall? I guess I should ask what the record attendance listed is in one of your recaps.
I was there too, with my grown son. This is my miracle year-- I rose to the top of the season ticket list after eight years, completely unexpectedly, and my wonderful wife agreed to put the ticket fee on the emergency credit card. The whole point of course was that the Cubs were going to be good this year, and then for a while, so to get season tickets with the guaranteed shot at the postseason was incredible timing. We got to the remote lot at 4:10 after stopping at Nhu Lan for our usual banh mi sandwiches, only to find the lot full, way earlier than normal.
Wrigley was electric tonite
Not many card fans
Video board was great, they played "there goes my hero" by foos over ryno highlights before he came out. Spectacular
Good times hopefully they win tomorrow but think Lester will beat poopy pants on Wednesday.
Happy 4th anniversary of Theo's signing
Go Cubs !
Yeah. "Goodbye!" is a lame HR call.
I miss Len and JD -- although, driving home from a friend's, WBBM played all 6 HR calls in a row -- and Len got to call the Bryant/Rizzo back-to-back. Very fun.
Lackey has been a beast against us. His stats on 3 days rest, however, not as nice. There is plenty of hope.
And, no dreadlocks grown yet.
Captain Obvious Strikes Again!!!
Amen, brother.
In the wild card game he mentioned that aram started with the Pirates, then played for the Brewers, and now he's back with the Pirates. Uhhhh, missed a step there, guy.
i like ron darling the person, the interview, and the studio desk guy...but him calling a game can lead to some really stupid stuff coming out of his mouth.
If you think these announcers are bad ,the ones doing the Mets vs Dodgers (Ron Darling ,Cal Ripken and someone else)
are worse they did the wildcard game I never knew Joe Jackson and Derrick Fowler played for the Cubs this year you
would think there would be research by them.
Soler's OPS in the NLDS? 3.750.
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The Last of Us review
Graphically stunning, engaging storyline, enjoyable multiplayer
Gameplay can be repetitive, no platforming
Can you remember the first time you turned on your PS3? We can. It was to play Formula One Championship Edition. Firing it up, our minds were immediately blown by just how good it looked.
The PlayStation 3 has come a long way since then, with games like Metal Gear Solid 4 and God of War doing justice to the promises that Sony made all those years ago at its launch in 2006.
Now, in the year of its demise, we have the PlayStation 3's swansong. The Last of Us isn't without its flaws, but what it gets right manages to set the bar so high that the PS4, for all its bells and whistles, is going to have to work hard to beat.
Naughty Dog really has worked magic with the PlayStation 3. Its Uncharted series has been the icing on the cake for owners, the one true IP which Xbox fans really can't knock.
Now Naughty Dog has turned its hand to something different. Forget swashbuckling adventures, The Last of Us is a brutal game, with a story so engaging and voice acting so good, it's just as much fun to play as it is to watch.
There is so much to enjoy about the game's story that we really don't want to ruin things for those who play. The start - and what a start it is - sets the tone and things pretty much get worse from there.
The whole world as we know it has been pretty much destroyed in the wake of a zombie-spawning infection, with most cities turned to overgrown wastelands. The areas that remain populated are subject to military rule, with inhabitants risking life and limb running contraband between safe zones through zombie filled landscapes.
You play as Joel, who has the task of getting Ellie from point A to point B while preventing the pair of them chewed to pieces by zombies - or worse, taken hostage by humans. Joel and Ellie's on-screen interactions are so perfectly written and the story so full of twists and turns, that it becomes a bit like a good book, very hard to put down.
Naughty Dog also made the decision to keep the story ticking over while you play, so important things are announced via cutscenes, but background info and other twists can come up in conversation while you are playing. In practice, it works brilliantly, preventing the game from becoming too cutscene heavy while still keeping the story ticking over.
It's actually the gameplay which is the weakest part of The Last of Us. This is a game that doesn't seem to have its priorities right, pursuing strange and slightly uninteresting game mechanics, while keeping what's really good always bubbling beneath the surface.
A prime example relates to how Joel and Ellie negotiate the game's scenery. Naughty Dog has a real skill with platforming - as we know from Uncharted - yet rather than being able to climb about levels, you seem to perpetually be lifting and placing planks and ladders to get across gaps.
The same applies to enemy types. The Clicker - a kind of zombie which is blind but will chase you if it hears you, killing you in one hit - is overused. All too often the game falls into the trap of sweep and clear style gameplay. Go kill zombies in this room, sneak past Clickers, story progresses, rinse and repeat.
It's irritating because when The Last of Us is good, it's really good. Later on in the game humans are thrown into the enemy mix and they require a far different approach from zombies. Their being able to spot you from afar means you need to use every single item in your inventory to beat them. The Last of Us doesn't offer a huge amount in terms of ammunition either, so every time you miss, it can genuinely mean the end of you.
As the game goes on your acquire more weapon types and items to use to take on the bad guys. Initially the game can seem oversimplified, but as you get hold of things like pipe bombs, tear gas and weapon modifications, every battle becomes a strategic affair. Unfortunately, you need to play a good five or six hours for the game to really get going.
The gameplay is what stops The Last of Us from being an absolute classic. It definitely works, but we just wish Naughty Dog had played to its strengths a bit more. A slight touch of Uncharted could have made The Last of Us really rather special indeed.
We get the impression Naughty Dog wanted to put itself out of its comfort zone. This is a game predominantly about stealth and sneaking. Rush into a fight and you will end up dead. If you take your time, set traps and plan ahead, then things will likely go your way.
Special mention needs to be given to a few standout mechanics. Joel has the ability to upgrade weapons as well as tweak his own character's abilities. All of this is handled via two types of scavengable objects: parts and pills. In keeping things so simple you don't waste all the time going through every nook and cranny of a room, RPG style, to ensure you haven't missed any items.
We also really like how you can hold down R2 to focus Joel's hearing. It allows you to partially see through walls and watch the patrol paths enemies and zombies take. Get into the habit of holding R2 a lot and you shouldn't find any nasty surprises waiting around the corner.
Let's not mess about, The Last of Us is absolutely stunning to look at. Every environment is different and on such an epic scale that you want to explore every room just to see what visual delights Naughty Dog has planned for you.
On top of the incredible environmental detail, is Joel and Ellie's in-game facial animations. They come so close to the CGI cutscenes that it becomes difficult to spot the difference. Joel in particular, especially his gruesome death animations, is outstanding. Forget PS4, there are moments where the Last of Us looks better than anything Sony had to show off at that console's launch.
Graphically the human characters in The Last of Us are superior to the zombies. Those Clickers, which we mentioned earlier, are a bit of a mess up close. Compare them to the soldiers and gasmask-clad bad guys you take on later in the game and they don't even come close.
Not many realised The Last of Us would include a multiplayer section. Called Factions, it pits two separate groups of humans in the game against each other. You pick a side and you fight.
Game modes consist of Supply Raid and Survivors. Supply raid is all about scavenging, tasking you and your side with collecting as many supplies as possible within a 20-life limit. Those supplies are then converted into player upgrades, custom outfits and weapon tweaks.
Survivors is more Counter Strike style, in that one death results in the end of your play for that round. Both modes have a maximum of eight players, with both sides controlling just as Joel does in single player, except with listen mode and its "see through walls" ability lasting only a few seconds.
Core to all this is the idea of Clans. Each match counts as a day and the better you do over a period of days, the more NPC characters will come and join your Clan. Each Clan member can be used to send out on missions and gather supplies, in turn helping add to your own character's XP.
The Last of Us will remain a testament to the PS3's capabilities. Naughty Dog has worked magic with Sony's console, making a game that looks better than a lot of the demos shown for the PS4.
As for the storyline, it had us hooked from the word go right to the last minute. If there was ever a game to legitimise the games console as a proper creative medium, it would be this one. Sure it's about zombies, but The Last of Us is much more than that and the intricacies of Joel and Ellie's interactions run much deeper than just blasting a load of undead.
We have already mentioned the gameplay's faults and it's those that hold this title back from gaining full marks. Don't get us wrong, you really must play it, but we just feel that Naughty Dog missed the mark here from creating an all-time classic.
The Last of Us has set the bar for all games to come and it's a bar so high, the PS4 is going to have to work hard to top it. We get the impression Naughty Dog could have taken things even further but was limited by what the PS3 could really handle. Perhaps the flexibility of the next generation will be enough for Naughty Dog's immense talent to run wild. It will be a game to behold, that's for sure.
In the meantime, we have a modern classic on the PS3. The Last of Us is a game you absolutely must play, if only because it leaves you dreaming of just how far the world of console gaming can go.
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It's unfortunate that "Judge Dredd" wasn't accepted by mainstream viewers or even received a cult following. I found it to be very entertaining. I don't see too many movies based on comic book superheroes that I honestly enjoyed. "X Men" for example went on too long, moved very slowly and took itself too seriously. "Judge Dredd" is a fast-paced sci-fi-action thrill ride that delivers from start to finish and has help in the comic relief department by Rob Schneider. Sylvester Stallone overacts throughout, but that's part of the fun. Watching him scream out "I AM THE LAW!!" makes you want to scream it out along with him, which is what I do whenever I view this movie. There are many quotable lines, which I enjoy reciting. "Judge Dredd" is not a deeply intelligent, insightful film. But it makes a great popcorn flick! This upbeat, funny, nonstop entertainment is a real treat for me to watch over and over again.
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In the year 2139, the Earth has changed into a virtually uninhabitable place called the Cursed Earth. All of the Earth's population have crowded into the cities across the planet, now known as Mega-Cities. The crimes in these Mega-Cities became so violent and so powerful, that the regular justice system was powerless to contain, then it collapsed completely. However, a new justice system came from the ashes, there were three justice systems in one (police, jury and executioner), they were called Judges. In Mega-City One (formerly, New York City), there was a Judge, named Joseph Dredd, who was the toughest and most stringent Judge in history. One day, he was charged with murder, and was tried and sentenced to life in prison because of it.
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A damn good time at the movies!
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Two weeks ago, my sister bought a VCR from one of her friends... VHS... scary enough. For her ten bucks she also got two dozen movies... Judge Dredd was one of them
Since I popped this movie in, I have watched it at the very least two dozen times. I watched it once today, once yesterday, twice the day before that, three times the day before that, twice the day before that... and I have a decent selection of other films to choose from. This movie is addictive. It has this pacing and style that, while not very realistic, and certainly not worthy of an Oscar, it just makes you grin. Every time the Alan Silvestri Dredd theme pops up, I just smile... from the Gianni Versace designed Dredd Armor, to the top-notch special effects, this movie brings together many elements into a 96 minute ride of pure cheese that keeps getting better each time you watch it
The CG can be beautiful at times, even to the point of photorealism, and certainly outdoes the the horrid cartooniness of Blade 2's or X-Men's CG...
You just have to watch it to believe how addictive this damn thing is
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Delivers thought-provoking action in a fantasy sci-fi wrapping
Judge Dredd is based on one of the most popular characters from the UK's 2000 AD comics. It is set in the 22nd Century, when most of the Earth has been turned into a desolate wasteland known as the "Cursed Earth" and most humans live in highly concentrated cities, walled off from the rest of the world. Society is fairly anarchic, except there for a class of humans, known as "judges", who act as cop, judge, jury and executioner all rolled into one. Sylvester Stallone is the titular judge. He's notorious among the other judges, the general citizenry and the other judges for upholding the law in a harsh way. The film primarily tells the story arc from the comics known as "The Return of Rico", and concerns a plot to get Dredd into trouble while overthrowing what's left of the existing "order".
This is a great action/sci-fi film with a tone reminiscent of Demolition Man (1993), Total Recall (1990), The Fifth Element (1997), Blade Runner (1982) and similar films. If you like Stallone, gloomy futuristic production design and/or intense action films, Judge Dredd should be a rewarding experience for you, as long as you're not a purist who is coming to the film by way of an intricate familiarity with the 2000 AD comics.
The source material caused a slight problem for me, too, but not because I'm a purist. Rather, Judge Dredd suffers a bit from a flaw that plagues many films based on comic books--writers Michael De Luca, William Wisher Jr. and Steven E. de Souza had an extensive, pre-existent mythology (as is necessary when creating a complete, new world) on which to build their work, and they tried to incorporate a bit too much of it. Because of this, we're introduced to a large cast of characters fulfilling functions that we're not familiar with (in the details, at least), and we're regularly faced with new lingo, new cultural concepts, new technology, and so on, often with just a couple lines of dialogue. If you want to understand the details, you really have to pay close attention. But on the other hand, the general arc of the story is relatively simple, and you don't have to know every detail to enjoy it.
Given the disposition that Stallone has as Judge Dredd in the film, he may as well have walked out of Kurt Wimmer's film Equilibrium (2002). Dredd initially goes about his business almost robotically; he only cares about enforcing the law. When he's recruited by a higher-up, Chief Justice Fargo (Max von Sydow), to teach ethics (which is quite an ironic idea when you see Dredd's behavior in the opening scene), he tells the students that being a judge basically means giving up one's life to the law. He says that one cannot have friends, for example--never mind that other judges, like Judge Hershey (Diane Lane) try to have social lives outside of work. Dredd later tells Hershey that he did have a friend at one point, but he had to judge him. Sending a friend to prison or killing him (we're not told exactly how Dredd judged him, although we find out later) isn't exactly the best way to encourage a healthy social life.
So the subtext of the story, and Dredd's character arc, becomes that through a number of hardships, he finally learns something about ethics for himself--just in time to deal with a potentially shattering bit of information about his personal identity. He ends up accompanied by a man, Herman Ferguson (Rob Schneider, in a role meant primarily as comic relief, although more generously, he's an ironic emotional facilitator), whom he had just judged harshly, even though Ferguson wasn't really doing anything wrong on his first day out of prison. Together they have to go to a figurative hell (The Cursed Earth) to deal with figurative "demons" (a famed band of rogue cannibals who live in the tough environment) and back again to reach their fulfillment.
Like many recent sci-fi stories set in the future, Judge Dredd has a pessimistic view of where technology and social conventions are leading humans. As the story has it, at one point, we had built massive, relatively unstoppable robot warriors, and one of the highlights of the film is when the villain finds one and puts it back into service. It's as much fun to watch the gadgetry as it is to watch the action sequences, and the computer generated "landscapes" throughout the film are spellbinding, with their sly jabs at various changes and similarities to present locations and cultures. The whole concept of the judges and their hierarchical structure is fascinating, even if some apparent inconsistencies (such as why judges are not summarily dealt with in the same manner that other citizens are) are never explained in the film.
The performances are good, even if a few actors barely get enough screen time (like Lane and Joan Chen, who plays semi-villain Ilsa), and the premise is captivating. It's too bad this film gets unduly knocked by purists and those misguidedly looking for detail realism in the genre. Judge Dredd is severely underrated on IMDb. It deserves a first look or a second chance.


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Just wondering when the power lines are going to be placed underground. The idea of grounding the wires was touted at least 40 years, I think. Now the city seems to have enough funds to implement this. Just wondering... about upgrading the aged sewage system, too. Seems like Palo Alto's aged infrastructure could use some upgrading, or rather maintenance instead of unnecessary buildings.
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