I've been on a family trip that involved pictures with automatic-weapon-wielding soldiers, and even sitting on a tank. Jamaica, when I was 12

at first I thought you we're saying "Reptile, please" in the same way a black stereotype would say "ni**a, please" and that made me strangely happy.

I can see a million decapitations before breakfast and be fine, but I swear to Super Jesus if I see a nipple I shall rain holy hell upon your family for generations in the form of sternly worded letters signed by everyone in my prayer group. Bacon.

same way they shoot fireballs out of their hands?

weird, cuz injustice reminded me of MK9, only without finishing moves.

I'm pretty sure Sony doesn't have the rights to Spider-Woman. At least not the first/current/best Spider-Woman, Jessicca Drew.

Wakanda has often been portrayed as a primitive tribal nation of loincloth-wearing stereotypes who kept their technological advancement secret from the world and pretended to be "just another part of Wild Africa."

Black Goliath sucks, as do, in my opinion, all black superheroes with the word "Black" in their name, except for panther for whatever reason. I personally think that black panther is actually not the best choice for MCU, for one because adapting Wakanda to the big screen is... Touchy (they pretend to be stereotypes of…

two things:

Wild Wild West made $222.1 million on it's $170 million budget. Not exactly a failure. It sucked, no denying that, but it was not a box office bomb.

To be fair, it's not a matter of Marvel Studios trying again, as you said, as neither of the previously mention atrocities/films were made by Marvel Studios. I'm not disagreeing with any other points made though

nope

What I meant by what I said there was that the 'argument' of just saying "well no one forced them!" Does absolutely nothing to further the discussion of how to actually treat the disease of addiction in any constructive way. It's akin to speaking to your example man with lung cancer and saying "well no one forced you…

I never said or even implied that the devs of those kind of games should be punished, only that we can't pretend that there aren't games like that out there, and that they should be held accountable. Off the top of my head, make a ratings system like the ESRB or PEGI mandatory for all games, and those deemed to be…

Amakeleven didn't mention anything about limiting games, arbitrarily or otherwise, so not sure where that came from

Some games really are partly responsible. I can't speak to the game talked about in this case, as I don't know it, but there absolutely are games (many in the mobile market) that are intentionally designed to cause addiction using tested and oft-proved psychological conditioning principles (candy crush).

once, in my childhood days, my cousin and I were being babysat and our babysitter convinced us that turning on a sega genesis with no cartridge in and entering a specific code would unlock a game full of topless women. We tried for maybe two hours, while our babysitter watched tv. I realize now how brilliant her plan…

no I mean they were in the show Clone Wars. Which is, by Disney decree, just as canon as the prequel.

it's an X-wing. Just has a different engine. Like any vehicle, if you compare the launch model with the model put out ~20+ years later, there'll be some advancements. Put there is a clear split in the engines (called fusal engines) and the tips of the wing show that it has changed from basically two wings stacked on…

less CGI than what?