I bike and drive depending on where I'm going and I can say that generally speaking most bicyclists are just entitled jerks. Running red lights are only part of it, and that just comes down to it taking more energy to get going again after the stop than it does to just coast through.

Kind of the popular opinion when Guardians was announced. Just saying.

I kind of thought about that when I remembered Stark's more somber delivery in Winter Soldier, and I guess I can buy the idea that Cooper is the young charismatic bright eyed inventor and this other guy is the seasoned, morally compromised man of his twilight years. But that just makes me wonder if they just didn't…

hey, what's the deal with the MCU's double Howard Stark deal? They recast him for Winter Soldier, but went back to Dominic Cooper for Agent Carter, and in the Ant Man movie the flashbacks will be the recast guy. Clearly Cooper was game to keep playing the character, and Marvel liked him enough to keep him in the…

everyone looks at their shit, dude. Everyone. Just like everyone inspects their boogers or waits around for their farts to waft up. These are just thinhs people do.

Garfield was a little too quircky as Peter Parker for my tastes, he plays Spiderman perfectly though.

oh man, I finally get the simpsons joke in the episode where they're at the candy convention, and over the intercom it says, "Mr goodbar to the front desk. The front desk is.. looking for mr goodbar." I always though it was just a candy joke, but that was just one layer to it. Early simpsons was the best..

I love maps, and my first thought when I saw this was, 'aaaaawesome', so it's good so see this post is filed under 'this is awesome'

I'm sorry, but the real problem with Spiderman 3 is the same problem as Spiderman 1 and 2, Sam Raimi was directing, and they consistently hired the most tired hackney actors they could to fill the roles.

a real freudian slip if i ever saw one

Spiderman 3's problems aside, I just think Sam Raimi is a hokey hack director in general. He uses that back and forth push in sequence to oversell a building tension in so many movies.

tv and film are the same resolution now, both 1080p. It's weird to think that a big movie screen is the same resolution as your tv at home, seems counterintuitive, but unless they film Imax, it's just regular old high def.

well, like I said, if it's a flyby it'd be fine. If you're talking Iron Man sets down and blasts something that causes a huge explosion, then sure, that wouldn't be able to look as good on a tv budget. If Iron Man was tossed into the background it wouldn't be expensive, relatively speaking, it's just a camera track…

speaking from my minimal experience in the animation industry, a flyby shot like that would be very cheap. They have a working 3d model all ready and they'd just farm the work out to a low tier effects shop.

I think they either photoshopped her face too much or they air brushed her makeup on

don't wanna speak for this person but they did say 'attention whore', not simply whore, and all models are attention whores, cosplay or no, it's just part of the biz.

No commercials.

the creators all ready got compensated though, when they did the work. Pirating tv or movies really only hurts the production company and/or distribution company.

Thanks for the link.

My guess is Craig will step down after this 50th anniversary double film deal, if only because it's a perfect time to recast and it'll make 5 movies with the same Bond.