God forbid anyone have a little fun on a subject they're well versed in, like the juxtaposition of 'the world's greatest archer' making mistakes that supposedly take all of one lesson to fix.

Yeah, seems a little obvious, doesn't it?

Is it bad that I just... watch this and repeat 'Please don't suck?' like a Mantra. Okay, so the second film was a trainwreck. The first one was pretty fun in a Ghostbusters-esque playful little theme, stupid jokes about Dennis Rodman aside. I enjoy the little take on the whole secret-government-agency-conspiracy…

Actually I remember hearing his whole impetus for doing the Garfield films was basically him feeling like a shithead for getting the guy who VA'd his character fired for the animated series, or something to that effect.

It's the formula for every sitcom on the planet, except take 'a bunch of doofy husbands continuously flabbergast their wives with their manchild antics ' with 'a bunch of socially awkward nerds flabbergast Penny (and other random females) with their socially awkward geek antics.'

It's a Prat!

"There is an environment somewhere that is naturally without rodents? Riduculous"

You're ignoring the population of feral cats, which is significantly higher and does quite a number on local rodent pops. There's a reason 'Barnyard cats' exist, ya know. (And feral cat populations are very high—to the point where feral cats are pretty considered a pretty nasty invasive species).

Portland has a pretty decent movie scene, so there's an off chance it'll make it there. All bets are off with the rest of the state, though.

I dunno. If they were a couple it happened after Loeb took over, since Barton was married with children in the Ultimates (Though... that ended in Ultimates 2). (I stopped following after Loeb took over though—I don't doubt they paired off).

In fairness, the ratings on Voyager and Enterprise destroyed the ratings of the franchise and more or less ensured that it was no longer commercially viable—even if you liked either series, it still means 'Until it turns out to be a franchise that seems to drive viewers away in droves.' (Voyager was about as 'bad'…

The problem with, with Iron Man, you really only have a few Iron Man types to draw on: Among them 'Fetch me my brandy and a bunch of beautiful women RIGHT NOW!'-esque Millar Iron Man from the Ultimates (which... actually would be wildly entertaining), the fairly cardboard Tony Stark from the comics (with arguably…

I think you might be missing the point though. Death (And Return of) Superman sent a sort of weird wave through the industry—you can pull a big stunt to reign in readers for the spectacle (Superman's death was the big moment) and sell big, then bring him back. The comics post 'death' sold well for the most part. …

I wouldn't bet against that particular outcome either way.

Or mmmmmaybe she's pulling a TRIPLE fake out. She knows that everyone will assume that she knows that everyone will assume she's talking in opposite speak, so she's REALLY talking about the opposite.

Yeah, I know. Frankly, between that, MWO Mercs (F2P or not), and the rumblings that the guy who runs Virtual World might be contemplating making something new, things are kinda looking up.

Yeah, but pretty much everyone in the Star Wars universe is incredibly incompetent, so really that's pretty baseline.

Except for the part where they had the permission of the original creators to show the art, and it was only because of the murky distribution rights that granted Harmony gold the right to sue for it.

If they aren't, that just makes the fact that he's citing it as a reason to stop as even sadder. He's allowing himself to be effected by something even less relevant. That does him no credit.

That's how criticism works. Especially if what you make isn't particularly good. You don't get a free pass with a creative product just because previous stuff you made was good. And furthermore we're only talking about a subset of fans. There are people who liked the new films. If you choose to focus on the ones…