I agree that this isn't the best Bond film since Goldfinger [that title belongs with 'On Her Majesty's Secret Service' or 'Casino Royale'], but it definitely is top 5 for me. In fact, I enjoyed this more than Casino Royale, thus bumping that film off of my top 5.

I don't know about that. Having seen it in IMAX format, I felt like the cinematography was definitely filmed with IMAX in mind. There were a lot of gorgeous shots made that was enhanced with the IMAX format and aspect ratios.

Or a katana in Japan.

I'm sure it's been said many times, but if Pokemon Black and White 2 was released on the 3DS instead, then I'm sure the 3DS sales would have improved significantly.

Actually, the same happened for Iron Man 1, Iron Man 2, Captain America, and the Avengers. So not really some kind of first. More like, Marvel like the UK better than America.

I'm not a huge fan of Goldfinger. But I do like Oddjob as a henchman, and the plot to steal gold from Fort Knox without stealing gold was actually a really good plan for it's time. It's incredibly clever, and somewhat plausible. But aside from that, I prefer other Bond films.

I was able to see it. Maybe a firewall is blocking it on your end?

I saved Ben, and was able to keep everyone in my party at the end. Took a bit of replays to get it.

You know why Tony Stark was able to make a new element in just an afternoon? Because he was so gifted he was able to build an arc reactor in a cave! With a box of scraps!

I apologize if you felt I went off tangent. As I said, some of the things you said implied, at least to me, a broader concern you had. Which is why I brought up comics. Again, I must have misinterpret what you said, since you didn't make it clear until later.

You were the one who first said all superhero teams suck in gender equality. Based on points you made, it sounded like you were talking about gender equality in the superhero genre as a whole. And not specifically targeting Marvel movies. I mean, you did mention Wonder Woman, which isn't even remotely Marvel.

It's not cell-shading. It's actually hand-drawn animation. It's forced perspective, so the game can be in a 3D environment with 2D hand-drawn sprites.

I know there's a lot of people who would rather see different characters get their own film over Ant-Man first, but I'm excited for it. Not so much because of Ant-Man, which is a character I enjoy, but more that Edgar Wright gets to make a superhero film. Loved Shaun of the Dead, Hot Fuzz, and his adaptation of Scott…

It's getting a lot of hate because people feel that other characters are more deserving a movie treatment over Ant-Man.

I dunno. I felt X-Men, while did have a lot of males, were more gender equal during the Claremont era. Look at the rosters, sure you'll have Cyclops, Wolverine, Colossus, and Nightcrawler, but then you have Rogue, Storm, Psylocke, Kitty Pryde, etc. The ratio between male and female characters on a lot of X-Men run…

Maybe he might? Avengers 2 as a launching point for Ant-Man's solo film?

Or Scott Lang, the thief. Or the perverted Eric O'Grady. It's most likely Pym, but early treatment by Edgar Wright had Pym be a 50s Ant-Man, whose tech gets discovered by Scott Lang in modern times, making Ant-Man a legacy character on film.

Actually, a lot of X-Men team rosters [especially by Chris Claremont] are probably more gender equal. So not all superteams have poor gender ratio. Unfortunately, it isn't reflected well in the X-Men films... There's also Bird of Prey, the all female team in DC for the complete opposite side of the spectrum.

Considering I would look terrible in a bathing suit, I'd choose glasses.

At least it got the Resident Evil-like environments and Gameplay down right.