Scientifically impossible giant monsters, that could never exist in this universe, or even live in Earth's environment. Ever notice how there are no giant insects or megafuna left?

On the other hand, is it really necessary to kill the female character to advance the arc of the male character... again? It's such a hoary trope. While I agree that Portman's character is a waste, it seems like the real way to fix that is to give her something interesting to do. That's a challenge for the…

Rocks pretty awesome when he's used right. Charisma and giant muscles, he's got em.

IIRC it was leaked a while back that it's a "nod" to the old films wherein that's the original design for the armor they plan to cram Murphy into but marketing nixes it because it looks dumb.

No need to yell OK? Just a conversation here. I'm not looking for "murder porn" but I am certainly looking for a movie with the brutality that exposed human frailty along with the gruesome side to human on human violence like the original. Yes the car bomb is a bad way to go out, but the original death was much more…

Dude. Batwoman and Maggie are gay. They've always been gay. Nobody is forcing a sexual preference on anybody here.

Next time, they should have Galactus appear and start sinking into the Earth...

Finally! Yay! Maybe this time I will get a job and all my problems will be solved? NOPE!

I don't know that I'm even able to read the article at this point. I'm stuck on that header image.

An even more egregious offender than Man of Steel was G.I. Joe: Retaliation, in which the US President/Zartan destroys London (murdering 8 million people in the process) for no reason, and it ceases to matter within 2 minutes. Appalling.

I'd like to see a product placement scene with a claims agent for (fill in your favorite insurance company) viewing the ongoing carnage and screaming "NOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!" to the sky.

Actually the first question is: "Are you Micheal Bay?" if you answered "no" then you'd apply the list!

If Benedict Cumberbatch plays the villain in Star Wars, I will be bored beyond belief.

The first half of the movie really was quite good.

Fascinating.

I remember when traveling back in time to conquer Rome was something the bad guys did, not the good guys.

You could march on Rome within the first week of fuel and ammo. Eliminate the government and the legions would fall under your control. They don't have to know you have limited ammo.

I'd watch it. I imagine the Romans treating the Marines like gods, thinking that they were, only to find out they were mortal. Then the Romans would wipe them out, guns or no guns because they would be more vicious than the Marines. You had to be back then. You couldn't stand a hundred yards away and kill a man using…