Did it make a comeback? Years ago the spread between 360 & PS3 was FAR broader with PS3 far behind.

I will admit in some ways, it works with things like The Expendables, because A) Stallone & co. play up the fact they are fossils, and B) it's a bunch of old guys kicking the shit out of old guys.

So if you're into that, go for it.

The problem with things like Die Hard 5, or Conan III (which is supposed to be torch-passing), and sending out another Rambo with those guys in comparison to Star Wars is it's utterly ridiculous to see them, and believe they are doing this stuff at that age.

One thing I haven't seen is an actor willing to make fun of himself to make a point. I think that's a great concept. Think Hamill in the new Star Wars, and his force is rusty. So everytime he tries to do vintage Luke stuff, they play up to the audience an old cool move Luke did, and then just have his old ass bust his ass, every single time, and then lead up to a big finish where he actually accomplishes a throwback move as an old man in the role.

I think that's a great idea personally. It tricks the audience, and leaves you guessing, yet is realistic.

I never understood why rock shows aren't priced more like they were 20-30 years ago.

It isn't like that much as changed, other than pyro.

I agree, but it doesn't help when you have bandmates (Tommy, *cough cough*) up there telling him he sounds "great", when even Axl himself knows he sounds like utter shit.

He needs someone to be objective with him. But at the same time i'm not Axl, and there's times I sound great and spot on, and there's other times no matter what I do I sound like utter crap, the throat seizes up, it's very painful, and suddenly you go Mickey Mouse just to try to get through the song.