Ee-van-gel-ee-on. Hard g like in "go".

What attack? Do you remember Kaji and Misato's love scene in the anime?

Do you not remember being 14 or something? Guys jerk off, girls are naked. Grow up.

As the others have said, these are not a remake. They are sequels. 1.11 is very cut and dry the most similar film to the anime, but 2.22 strays far from the original story. Having read the plot synopsis for 3.0 now, I almost have a new appreciation for the series as a whole. As I said though, these are sequels, they…

Nice chin cam, very useful, thank you Miyamoto.

Hi, I've got a lot of my friends into Evangelion by having them watch things in this order. It's the most accessible way to get into Evangelion, I think. First start by watching the Rebuild, that being 1.11 and 2.22, and then 3.0 Q whenever it comes stateside. It's less of a commitment than the anime and you'll know…

You might want to rewatch End of Eva. SEELE got exactly what they wanted. Gendo didn't.

It does when you've invested probably trillions of dollars into something only to have it potentially go wrong, and when what's at stake is the fate of humanity and existence.

Perhaps rewatch the series? SEELE's fairly justified in attacking NERV in the series. They don't trust Gendo, and Kaji had been playing both sides. SEELE has their motives and Gendo has his, and they wanted to take him out, get Adam and Lillith to themselves. It's convoluted, sure. But SEELE's stance makes sense.

No mention his Oscar winning score for The Social Network? He's become a fairly established movie composer in a pretty short time.

I believe 3.0 is going to follow a similar storyline to End of Eva. Meaning that SEELE is going to prepare an attack on NERV. We've seen so little of 3.0 so far, so it's hard to tell. But it'll be interesting to see if they have Mari working for SEELE, or even perhaps Asuka working for SEELE. Something clearly seems…

Telling Sarah Palin to stick to sports journalism is the funniest thing I've read all day.

I should've stressed the "fresh new way" in my initial post. Singin' In The Rain is a 60 year old film at this point.

I think it's a smart film, only in the sense that they were the first to execute this premise well. It's so faithful to films of the silent era, and I love that it plays and explores with the genre of a silent film. But with that being said, I don't think it's a truly excellent film. I think it gets its Best Picture…

It doesn't mean that YOU can't treat them the same as you'd treat any other person. She doesn't want to be disrespected because she's a woman.

Right as they zoom into Chief's eye, there's a very distinct Wilhelm scream.

Sounds like you never left high school.

Younger people will get it? I'm 21, I know of no one my age who is getting Windows 8.

+1

Those were for your girlfriend to sit on, dude.