I actually think it would be the other way 'round. I think first there's the shock:

Imagine if there were ACTUAL superheroes in real life. Imagine what kind of celebrities they would be. THEIR LIFE WOULD BE A LIVING NIGHTMARE!

Because an actual electric socket is so hard to use.

MOIRA, NOOOO-HO-HO-HOOO!!!

Have humans already conquered the threat of extinction?
- HA! No.

Don't be obnoxious...

I can do one better:
http://youtu.be/fv—npievoI

Wanna know what I see?

Yes, I'm aware of this. I'm also perfectly okay with it since this is something that happens to everybody. And it's not like it's causing me any discomfort.

- If you like video games and anime, you'll love these sweets!
- I like video games.
- Then you'll love these sweets!
- Do they taste good?
- What?
- Do they taste good?
- They're video game characters... you love them...
- Yes, but do they taste good? That's, like, the most important quality in sweets. Taste.
- Rice dough…

My problem with most Dr. Strange casting rumors is that these people are pretty young compared to, say, RDJ's Tony Stark and Mark Ruffalo's Bruce Banner. Maybe it's just me being an idiot, but I can't picture Dr. Strange being in his 30's. I imagine him to be in his late 40's or early 50's.

Have you seen the Mobula Ray? That thing looks even more like a space ship!

There are very few natural phenomena that I find disturbing or terrifying. This is one of them.

I genuinely feel that the last 10 minutes of Mass Effect 3 really elevated the entire series to something greater than the sum of its parts. And I could write an essay on why I think so... But I'm not gonna. Because the way I see it, you don't need to like it. It's no inconvenience to me.

The Vault Hunters from Borderlands 2.

Get me the chef... I need to slap that sumbitch in the face... NOW!

The scars and the implants are on Rocket's back... which you can't see from this angle.

Oh mang... Breath of Fire II and Final Fantasy VII... Those games made my childhood.

The guy's lying through his teeth. There are no Skrulls in Guardians of the Galaxy. Marvel doesn't own the film rights to Skrulls, they belong to Fox.