All the dialogue is about the plot, while at the same time the movie barely has any plot.

See, you’re arguing ethics and shoulds with me. I never said anything on that issue. I was just addressing the statement you made that he only kills people indirectly. That is objectively false. Whether or not that’s good or bad is another issue altogether.

And the villain’s scheme specifically targeted the lower class. Not only were the rich people the ones afforded protection, but he by giving out the chips for free, it ensured that they’d be held by a large portion of lower income people.

In the warehouse fight scene towards the end he shoots quite a few of the goons. He points one of the badguys guns towards them while he’s still holding it and fires, but he also grabs one off the ground and just shoots some of them. He also stabs a guy.

But it’s not even killing through inaction like in Batman Begins. He straight-up shoots people in this. A lot of people.

It’s about classism, specifically British classism.

Thank god he stayed on. I don’t know if I’d be in for a Kingsman 2 without him.

The Tatum/Hill Superman/Green Lantern stuff was some of my favorite parts of the Lego Movie. We better get more of it.

After the first one, the rays of the sun bring him back to consciousness and life. As the second, we don’t know quite yet.

God, there really is just too much blue in that picture, isn’t there? Blue Mystique, blue Beast, blue Nightcrawler, blue suit on Xavier, blue costumes on everyone else, blue room, blue house with a blue little window and a blue corvette.

My point is that Blade has much more in common with those movies than other comic book movies. And you’re right, whether or not it’s based on a superhero comic is irrelevant. There are plenty of superhero movies that aren’t based on comics that are undeniably superhero movies. I feel like Blade only gets called a…

Nah, if they were going for Dutch it'd be a lot more obvious. This has the subtleness that comes from being a fuck up.

Because they’re Empire. They don’t care.

Couldn’t’ be bothered to straighten the image, Empire? I’m worried they’re gonna start sliding off to the left any second now.

In the fight scenes in the trailers he’s just using glasses.

If they had said this was official promotional material from Marvel I would have believed it without pause.

This is why, for the most part, the Marvel films work so well and are so cohesive — character comes before everything else. Almost every plot point is subservient to character consistency. If these people don’t feel real, the whole thing falls apart, and Marvel gets that.

It’s not like DC had to make a Batman vs. Superman movie now, though. It was their choice to eschew having an actual setup. That’s on them.

So Kylo’s lightsaber had the side blades because he wasn’t as skilled and was using an unstable crystal that needed exhaust vents. But what’s the reason here?

Immortals actually had some pretty interesting visual aesthetics going on. Shame it had such a limp script.