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It doesn't matter. In every job, no matter how awesome, the positives always come with the negatives. And if you don't get tired of the negatives, then you're freakin Ned Flanders. That's who you are. Because normal people actually get annoyed by things that are... You know... Annoying.


And yes, yes, every actor sugar coats things. I'm sorry, but if you think that every time someone says, "What was it like working with so and so," and every time the actor/director replies, "Oh god, he/she's a delight!" It's bullshit.
Only in retrospect, like, years and years down the line do they say things like, "Yeah, James Cameron was a real hard a** during the filming of the Terminator," etc. etc.
Honestly, not every actor and director is a delight. That's just how it is. Some people are annoying, some people are mean, some people simply don't have the right chemistry. Either way, you don't see the Making Of interviews and hear people saying things like, "You know, she's... She's okay. I don't think she's that good of an actress, but that's just my opinion."
or "He can't follow directions. It was such a pain in the a** working with him."
Why? Because it makes the movie look bad, and can potentially harm your career if you're gonna be badmouthing your co-stars, or especially your fans.
Unless you're a rapper, in which case, "******** all y'all," is an appropriate thing to say to the fans.

Find me one interview where an actor/actress/director says something bad about who they were working with. And Terminator retrospective doesn't count.


Hey, man, I accept the consequences that come with becoming famous. But accepting something and enjoying it are two completely different things. If I end up as the lead voice part in some big video game, and end up as a guest of honor at some convention (Which, by the way, how the hell can you refuse something like that? When they say, "We want you to be the guest of honor," try and say no.), I accept that there will be a LOT of douchebags there with stupid questions and stupid comments. I accept it, but that doesn't mean I have to like it.

You think you have the appropriate view on stardom... But if you think that just because you're working your dream job, that you'll like EVERY SINGLE THING about it... Then you really don't have the appropriate view. Because like I said, there are ups and downs to every job in the world. That's life. And if you think that just because you work your dream job that you'll enjoy every single part of it, then you're only setting YOURSELF up for disappointment.
See, I know there will be certain disappointments. I accept that. Thus, I AM ready for it.
If you can't acknowledge that there will be negatives to your dream job, then maybe YOU'RE not ready for it.

Oh yeah! I remember now.
I was a bit impatient, hell I beat it in like 4 hours.

Oh God. Barry, I'm sorry. sad

Dunno, never done it.

But gamefaqs is saying yes.

I'm pretty sure I've done it on the playstation version. ninja
As for REmake I played that s**t to hell. I got it on that if that counts.

I dunno, DS version was kinda a mellow thing. Beat it a few times and that's it. I only played the multiplayer like twice. Ever.

I don't remember anything like that. sweatdrop

Then I never got the infinite rocket launcher on the PS version since I have directors cut haha. Aw man. I better go do that soon.

Nope. Only "Rebirth" and classic mode.

Huh, turns out you have to save all your partners to get it in Director's Cut.

Yeah, "Rebirth" mode was just a fancy way of saying you are going to use the touch screen. Not to be confused with the Rebirth on the Gamecube. The puzzles were pretty fun though.

Futurama?

Yeah. Pretty much.