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Finally this movie is getting the proper release it deserves. One of my favorite foreign flicks of all time is being released on DVD here in the states, and on the Criterion label no less. I was forced to import this flick on VCD with barely readable subtitles, but this new release contains an all new transfer, commentary, documentary about the film, etc. Can’t wait for this one! Get it April 17th.

Man, this movie kicked so much ass! I knew nothing about the hardcore punk scene in the early 80’s and this documentary covers the genre pretty thoroughly. Amazing how short this period of music lasted, maybe 5 or 6 years? Great interviews from Black Flag, Minor Threat, Bad Brains and more.

Lumines 2! I’m hooked! More fun than Tetris, and I suck at it! I love it!

Nice! The Jordan III’s haven’t been retroed in a minute. They drop March 24th in a Fire Red colorway. Be prepared for line-ups at your local Nike Town. I plan on being on one!

Yikes. Battle Royale, one of my fav Japanese flicks of all time, looks like it will be coming state-side. But unfortunately not by the same director, actors, title, or plot. No, The Condemned takes Battle Royale’s premise, throws in a bunch of wrestlers (its a WWE film), and just adds some “big swinging dicks” Hollywood direction to give you a 90 minute game show of death. Yilck!!! It opens in April, will I be there opening night? Bet the house on it.

Woah…looks like buying a Wii might be worth it just to play this game (for those of you who don’t have it). Super Paper Mario takes traditional 2D SMB gameplay and flips it around into 3D at will. Originally slated for the Gamecube, let’s hope they’ve improved on it even further for the Wii!

I need to get a pair of these new Adidas Superskate shoes by Mark Gonzales. They’ve had the superskate out for awhile but these are really nice. Black banding along the sole, green stripes, and a white canvas show off Gonz’s art and signature.

You can pick em up here.

In junior high I couldn’t afford to get these. I had already gotten Air Huaraches so I was banned from yet another pair of kicks. Luckily, Nike in all their infinite wisdom has decided to re-release the Agassi endorsed Nike Air Challenge Court this spring, and now that I’m an adult (my better half would say otherwise) I’ll be copping a pair or two. There is some controversy however among the hardcore retro community in that they’re not genuine retro, the challenge court logo on the back and tongue have been replaced with a swoosh-type symbol an the colors aren’t exactly the same. Ah well…

Ahhh, Wilford Brimley’s classic Liberty Medical commerical.
And the Die Uh Bee Tus remix!