reminds me a bit of Voxelstein 3d.

my big problem was the blatant product placement. i think that alone disqualifies it from this list. when your movie even has a scene that is nothing more than an expensive fast food commercial, then your storytelling ability is not what is always on screen. and if your story can take take while the movie plays out…

it is a well structured movie. sure the plot is a bit light and some of the special effects didnt work, but the way everything is structured really leaves an impact. even though Max in the protagonist, the story isn't from his view. the story is also told like an event of folklore about a mythical figure being passed…

which season were you watching? at first it was pretty formulaic and cheesy but in the later seasons the animation gets better, it actually gets a story, the characters are more fleshed out, and the show is more fun to watch.

color is not subjective. however, we do not experience color in concrete physics terms. what we do experience is influenced by more than just the eyes too. there is growing evidence to suggest things like our cultures and our languages have some influence on how we perceive and distinguish colors. so it may be…

when the iconic shot of a door with with some words looks incredibly fake, your movie's CG has serious problems.

actually Mario never changed much but he did change some before his transition to 3d. after that hes remained essentially the same.

yes because characters should always look the same and shouldnt ever be reinterpreted...

oh dear god. is that real? that image is horrifying. its the stuff of nightmares!

It all goes back to a classic problem, the very reason Valve gave birth to its infernal Greenlight contraption in the first place: there are too many games for any single entity to manage. Nobody's devised an ideal way to handle the fact that so many games are being made these days—not even Valve.

i could see this working. my favorite drink is a colorado bulldog and you can make that with milk and pepsi.

yay! someone else who remembers D!

well thats the assumption the Greenlight system operates under...

Do you know the price?

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wine ice cream?! how come i have never heard of such a thing? oh wait. apparently there are some places around me that sell Mercer's! i may pick some up today.

well there is still quite a bit of debate about it all (or even if viruses occurred after cells). the way i understand it is the earlier forms were more chemically reactive in nature and some cases natural selection occurs in molecules. at some point they started to resemble viruses of today but had a different…

ive noticed that too. its a strange thing and it makes me wonder how much of a role we will have in future decision making. i also wonder what the effect will be the way we think and our culture in general.

also what is good enough to get by may be terrible in other situations.

well even if for some reason it did arise through natural means, it would still be immoral and something we should work to abolish.