Yes, it's time to mention Video Games Live again. It turns out what I said was official. In a week, I'll be heading to Portland at the Schnitzer Concert Hall to go see Video Games Live, and I got myself a great seat in the Orchestra level. In fact, it's better than great. I got one of the best seats in the concert hall, which is in the middle, so I can see everything perfectly. Ticketmaster FTW!

This is probably my first concert experience. I've never been to a single music concert in my entire life, and I'm glad that a concert that celebrates video game music and the video game industry is my first experience at a music concert.

Moving on, since I now got all of my movies from Amazon (finally)and saw all of them, I might as well give a short opinion on all 3 of my movie purchases, starting with my most recent film I watched.

Once Upon a Forest (20th Century Fox)

In my opinion, a better environmental film than FernGully. Also, fans of FernGully will like this flick. A question though, was the bird band and choir's musical number really necessary? To me, the answer is a resounding no. Meh. Still a good movie. David Kirschner (creator of Child's Play and An American Tail), you've done it again.

Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within (Columbia)

Absolutely amazing animation and a fabulous flick for any fan of the sci-fi genre or the Final Fantasy videogame series. Great work, Sakaguchi.

Heavy Traffic (Metro Goldwyn Mayer)

Really good urban film. It also has the achievement of combining live-action and animation at the time, and this was 16 years before Who Framed Roger Rabbit was released into theaters (1973, to be precise).

So that's all I have to say. Peace!