Another cult film (for me at least):

Tales from the Hood is scary...please don't judge me lol

Master plan: To write all the books.

OK. I feel it needs to be said. Mistborn, Elantris, Way of Kings, in fact damn near anything Sanderson has written. Damned fine books and quite entertaining.

Any other dead authors you want to crap on?

Also, despite having only read The Way of Kings and part of its sequel, I'll put Sanderson's books above The Wheel of Time series without hesitation.

Especially if you look at the entire Star Wars series as the story of the rise, the fall and the redemption of Anakin Skywalker, I've always liked this resolution, in part because it wasn't the nominal hero who achieves the final victory but rather the villain making the choice to do the right thing. It felt earned.

Anakin's interpersonal relationships shaped him, and grew the friendships and love whose failures turned his heart black. Had he stayed on Tattooine, Anakin's personality alone would not have made turned him into a Sith Lord. A leader of a slave revolt / impetus for sociopolitical change on his planet (esp. had he…

Alan Moore also didnt go into full on batshit mode till later in his career after he got a lot out there. Ellison bit the hand that fed him almost before he got the food into his mouth.

He only think's he's a misunderstood hero. He was an extreme sociopath. Everything he did was for the worst reasons, and he simply rationalized it afterwards. He's the Eric Cartman of Star Trek. He never tried hard to be a hero. He just did whatever he wanted and was always thrilled about it.

I've always loved the look of the movie. It was like an '80s Heavy Metal comic come to life. One of the rare instances where we get to see a strong European feel in a science-fiction film rather than a traditional Hollywood look. I'd love for there to be an anthology of movies set in this world.

Batzarro?

When I first saw your pic I was like "Alright, this has to be a troll", but after reading through your explanation, you're absolutely right.

I'm actually on the side of hoping that the Joker stays completely out of this one. Not because it would be yet another "resurrected comic book character" cliché, but rather the same reason why I was glad Ledger's Joker was left entirely out of Dark Knight Rises: there simply is no animated Joker without Hamill.

This was the first game where the main character's "acting" really surprised me, actually. There are two parts I remember specifically, one at the beginning and one at the end- in the beginning, after John is recovering from being shot, he will occasionally squirm uncomfortably and press his hand against the bullet…

I'm fine with a great Batman game that isn't Joker-centric, but I will never complain about Joker-centric Batman games if they're well done. Ever. You can't have too much of a good thing like that.

John Locke

Faramir

Oh, I won't, but now you've gone and gotten me to think about "camel toe"...