I'd imagine that if more people were killed or critically injured with crossbows, you'd see more regulation like you mentioned. As of now, though, people have overall used them as they are supposed to be used: to kill zombies like Darryl does.

Oversimplification.

Most don't feel guilty when a game gives them a choice and they choose the extreme option. "It's just a game," they proclaim. In fact, from my experience, it seems like most basically ignore non-lethal options and find humor in taking things as far as a game will let them.

Yes, that's what guns are made for. To make sure that all tin cans in the world get holes in them and get knocked to ground. Killing things are using them out of context. Foolish Dartholomew. Oh well, off to use my dishwasher to give the baby a bath ...

"Could" ... sure. But mental illness is not congruent with killing. Guns serve no other purpose. Neither does M.O.D.O.K.

Hear hear! How can people even complain about this boggles my mind.

Which of these scapegoats are used to actually kill people?

He also shatters stacks of bricks and cars with his fists and feet, while only knocking out his flesh and blood opponents after multiple blows with those same weaponized extremities. Yeah ...

The internet brings out the worst in a lot of people. I think what bothers me the most is the acceptance of such behavior under the umbrella of free speech. We should be better than that.

The End made me hate that line ...

The Constant is a nigh perfect hour of television. As someone that is deeply bitter about what the show ultimately became, I think back very fondly upon the season 2 finale, The Constant and even his season 6 episode. One of my favorite television characters ever.

So very true. Soooo very true ...

Check the other comments. You're not alone.

First sentence.

I agree ... minus the profanity and the insults.

George Clooney would've been the best Bruce Wayne if he was in a different movie. I mean he virtually IS Bruce Wayne.

I agree, it's perfect!

You're partially right, though. The movie Chitauri and the comics Chitauri only have two things in common: they're aliens and they fought the Avengers. That's it. Basically the movie versions ARE all new except for those 3 things.

Oh, I got one for ya. The ALWAYS ACCURATE Latino Review on Marvel's final Phase 3 movie before Avengers II. : |

Cancer deaths have become acceptable losses. Everybody dies, right? : |