Besides point #9, this entire list is a large stretch. Yes, they have some superficial common themes, but so do a great many other movies. That’s like comparing every movie that uses Campbell’s Hero’s Journey, and saying they are the same.

“The Empire Strikes Back features some of the best bounty hunters of all time, hunting down Han Solo for Jabba the Hutt”

Tractors have mooed since the first film, when McQueen and the Trumper went tractor tipping.

“This time, we’ve got mooing tractors.”

I love how in I09 articles now it is not cool to proofread. Also even cooler if you just leave it and never correct it.

Ouch, that impact probably knocked his monocle out.

I swear that if that happens I will sit through the movie, probably enjoy it, and not really complain all that much!

To its credit, it had the best stunt driving of the franchise.

and why are her legs also super beefy and veiny?

And why are her legs so short?

I thought I was done being angry about this infinite scrolling bullshit, but oh look - I’M NOT.

Nope. This series is made great by the ever changing definition of humanity, seen through the eyes, hearts, sweat and blood of all of those involved. The zombie apocalypse only serves to make this descent into darkness possible. As the flickers of humanity grow more dim and infrequent, we the viewers are forced to…

Haha- yeah. Either that or my phones ever so helpful spell check is.

Created as a weapon vs being used as a weapon. Very different.

Not insane enough unless the hero drives this abomination...

I.Will.Pass

The movie came out in 1991, not 1931. And this is an article on a site that tore apart Rudyard Kipling as a racist imperialist based on a completely wrong headed interpretation of his work.. They’ve never had an issue holding older work to modern standards in the past.

It's intensely smart under the dumb, though. Literally one of the smartest narratives of the last gen, dealing with some pretty heavy themes that most games don't really get into. The dick jokes kinda took away from the narrative, though.

Um, wow, you really misunderstood the story.