ReaperChi3f
ReaperChief
ReaperChi3f

The action felt bland and Transformerish. John Boyega felt bland and his performance felt forced and very generic as if they just put him in the movie to cater to an audience without even checking if he is a decent actor or not. I mean, compare Idris Elba in Pacific Rim or so many other actors in the first movie. They

Thing is, Uprising is such a bad movie. It’s basically transformers set in the Pacific Rim universe. The Jaegers feel, move and sound unnaturally, the story could have been done way better and the acting was just trash.

I just prefer to call them patriotards.

Yeah. Well, that’s Batman basically.

Rebels is one damn good series. The first season made me long for the Clone Wars series, but at the end of that season things started getting amazing and by the end we had a hardcore, emotion filled and action packed series that expanded the pre-episode IV lore just as much as Rogue One did.

Very, very true. Button seems to be the only driver to actually be modest and well behaved. The others you have mentioned should look up to him as a proper role model in this situation.

Yeah, Mazda seems to be one of the last players that insists in it’s combustion engines with no electric aids. They must be the only ones along with Subaru and Fiat-Chrysler.

The main question is, does it have the economy of a 2 liter diesel or even better? Because if I want a good turbo petrol with 180 horsepower, the 1.6 from Hyundai that’s in the Kona and Tucson is good enough,

By the time 5 years have passed for you to see how it pans out, combustion engines will start to become obsolete. You either get on board now for such a purchase or not. At least that’s my thought process as I don’t change my cars often. The question is, does it provide better consumption than a normal turbo petrol or

Is it still nerdy behaviour when you’re referring to a popular animated movie?

How about nooo.

Mercedes V-Klasse Marco Polo wants a word with you.

At least 2. Now, now, there’s some time ‘till we’ll get just one pedal.

I agree with you on the Range Rover. Especially the SV Autobiography LWB model. That one is the most luxurious car on the market in my opinion.

You hit the spot with Land Rover and I would one up you by saying it looks like a current Range Rover at the rear end, combined with the front of a Phantom.

Strongly disagree with you as well. It looks futuristic and makes the car look like you’re in a spaceship cockpit.

What are you guys smoking? It sounds amazing.

What, are you saying he wasn’t the best driver on the grid? /s

I’d buy the new Vantage or a Porsche Targa 4S if I had that much “dough-age” (I made that word up). But there are those who like smooth sleeper cruisers than fancy stuff.

The car, as good as the engine is, is quite obsolete, both in terms of design and practicality. I mean if I ever had to choose between the S-Klasse Coupe/Convertible to the SL, I would always choose the S-Coupe which also comes with the V12 and a lot more tech. Also, rightly pointed out in the article, there’s also