JDF was still officially playing Tommy Oliver 2 years ago.
Hell, the last time he was the Green Ranger was literally last year.

Having JDF in it would be a HUGE win for the movie.

That would be annoying as shit.
Catching them all would be irritatingly impossible.

Yes. You want more shiny Pokemon. I just said that.

So you want “Shiny” Pokemon, which we already have.

Badly reimagined.

Fury Road is fine and a technical acheivment to be sure, but it’s a loooooong loooooooooooooong wa from being worthy of Best Picture and Best Director.

It’s one of the most over-praised movies to ever come out.

It’s just NOT that good.

Okay, fine.
You have really fucking shitty taste if you think the old version somehow looks better when it blatantly doesn’t.

Then you looked at poor comparisons.
Because you’re demonstrably incorrect.

Sincerely, fuck off.

None of those are true Pokemon games. They’re just spin-off nonsense.

The simplicity of cartoony design is why TF2 will still look good in a decade.
It may not technically have the best graphics, but the art design means that that doesn’t matter.

That is fully false.
You’re remembering the original through heavy nostalgia goggles.
This is a NOTABLE improvment.

“Because China”

I have always regarded Cloverfield as a love story/tragedy thing, where the thing they have to overcome just happens to be a big-ass indestructible kaiju.

I mean really, it’s the story of a guy who’s willing to risk everything to rescue the girl he loves, and their incredibly loyal group of friends who are willing to…

I’m not familiar with the comic, but yea, NSP’s pretty nuts.

I recommend the Unicorn Wizard

I vaguely remember someone saying something about that one time.

:D
OF COURSE Ninja Sex Party is a real band!
They’re an awesome-ridiculous comedy band.

Danny Sexbang (Dan Avidan) was/is also part of the bands The Northern Hues(former band) and Skyhill(recently resurrected band).

I mean, it started off looking like a cheap VCR.
Pretty much anything is going to make it look better.

Looks great, for a 90's VCR.

It’s best to ignore any movie where David S. Goyer had the most influence.
The S stands for shit.