Tell that to the Chrono Trigger 3D remake people.

How would they ever be able to sell this for money? Now that they've been shouted out on Kotaku, I bet a C&D isn't far off as is.

It's so good that you won't even care if the scene makes any sense at all.

Ask a friend? Or a stranger? It's kind of peculiar that they apparently had no options whatsoever. Hell, I would have emailed Kotaku a day before about a KS off by $28. I can see the headline now "Help this poor kickstarter off its 50k goal by only 28$".

Checkmate, atheists.

It's still mostly good, they're just getting way too exposition-happy.

I don't think it's actually meant to be marketed as a lamp, if at all. Did it even shine light in his face?

I went digging through looking for a comment about the baby. That's pretty much all that I was thinking about.

Didn't you have a star before?

I gotta watch Encounters at the End of the World again.

I rolled my eyes anyways.

In Batman, and even Memento, I'm with you there. My heart twinged a few times in Inception, but I recognized it as the actor's achievements in those moments. Especially Mal. The glare when she watches them go up through the elevator door is terrifying.

Yeah, just a dream. I'd never imagine that he'd have agreed even if they had gone out to him from the ground level.

I'd recommend it, I think they've really improved each time. The first two are still strange treats, but it feels like the movies have found where they ought to be since Abrams got involved.

And it absolutely murders immersion in the film. If the dialogue were ten times better in Ep 1-3, you still wouldn't get proper enjoyment out of it because your eyes would constantly be telling you to notice that something is out of place.

Dream choices, anyone?

Kotaku Core is what you're looking for.

I think I'd prefer Yoshi talking every five seconds over Baby Mario making another noise, ever.

Bit late to this party since I finally just saw it, but I thought their graphical view of what Q was doing was outrageous, and I know absolutely nothing about hacking. Further, I thought they missed a great opportunity to do a callback to Bond and Q's banter from the Art Gallery -

A lot of talk about how Nolan's series isn't meant to blend with the supernatural subject matter in the rest of the DC universe, and that's very true. But doesn't that also depend on how they handle Justice League? Nolan was creatively in charge of Man of Steel as well, and I wouldn't be too surprised if the…