Right, but you're talking about a story on its fourth chapter. This movie would likely be starting near the beginning of the tale (if it resembles anything of the game that is—Wahlberg and DeNiro? Yikes). Again, yes, he could work off the flab, but heavy makeup would be needed for the aging Fillion to make him look…

Y'know, you and the show can come back to Chicago to reside now Glass. The contract with Showtime's long over.

It's showing back up at $14.95.

It's showing back up at $14.95.

Feels more like GL can't cut it on his own and they need ol' Pointy Ears for a cameo to bring in the sales.

Look, I love Fillion, but he's looking pretty haggard these days and put on a great deal of weight since Firefly. Just watch a current season episode of Castle. Plus he's 43, but looks pushing five years beyond that.

He's married to Anna Faris and they have a 2 year-old son together. Given his lengthy run in Hollywood thus far and geek projects (Jurassic World, GotG, voiceovers on Ben10 and Batman) I get more of a sense he's just loving the ride and finally is getting some real attention after so many years of struggling like…

Well would'ja look at that. Very cool. Kudos for having them as part of your collection.

What kills me about this clip is how Kris Jenner just revels at the fact she stole it from the kid as if she caught it herself, and then even has the gall to high-five about it.

As Ganonthegreat1 stated, it's entirely possible. Disney just wouldn't use the movie incarnations of them, and you probably won't see anything right away while the movies are being made/released on home video—they don't want to "promote" X-Men or F4 while another studio's making money off of them. At best you'd see…

BG&R had a figure? NEAT! Got a pic perchance?

More and more I'm buying Target brand stuff too. I already buy their aluminum foil and paper towels, and just recently tried the toilet paper. It's a happy medium between the premium name-brand plush stuff and say the wispy-thin ScotTissue. Great for everyone, and takes a hell of a lot longer to run out on individual…

Dice is Dice. Just like Rockstar's studios are all Rockstar, and Insomniac's East Coast studio is still part of the Burbank CA main studio.

I'll be perfectly honest, I don't remember. That said, I wouldn't have paid over $30 for it, and that was off a Toys 'R' Us shelf the moment I walked out of the theater. They only had three toys—the Ultimate, a "transforming" version that had his chest neuralyzer appear, head sank down, legs opened for armaments and…

I assume when you say "chest compartment" I assume you mean the battery compartment emptied out, otherwise you know something I never have!

But you are aware that DICE L.A. is a satellite studio of the original DICE studio, and in fact is working on said game, so by that account DICE is in fact still involved with it?

But would you concede that since they are partly responsible in the game's existence and speak on behalf of its production, they are in fact linked with the game and therefore are involved with it?

I'm more inclined to just pick up the figures and forget about the game. Love the art design on them (and pretty much most of the 1.0 figs).

I don't think you can call it a tie if DeadpooliO's argument was that DICE "had nothing to do with it" (emphasis mine). They are involved, so it renders his argument moot.