Jamberry gets around that by their product being essentially disposable. My sister sells them and friends and family continually place new orders with her when their supply runs out or new styles are released.

This isn't accurate. Adjusted for inflation it took in a higher gross at the box office than any of the TOS-TNG movies, but it also had an absolutely ludicrous budget that made it less profitable than its smaller box office sequels.

It wasn't endearing the first time.

Get off my plane!

You're a pretty silly fish.

I assume his motivation for hanging around is the same as it was in the comics: Earth's a lot more fun than Asgard is. Plus he just likes helping people.

Banner's love interest in the comics (and his movie) and the reason the Hulkbuster armor was named "Veronica"

Don't cut yourself on that edge.

It's Atlas' sky.

Caught one!

Yep. On every planet. The flying park rangers are watching. They'll just start shooting you if they see you doing things like harming the wildlife (even in self-defense) or harvesting certain resources (like plutonium). Even if one isn't around when you do one of the things they don't like, one will show up…

No, it's entirely true, every planet is not only known, but inhabited. Even the death planets (acid rain, unlivable temperature, poison atmosphere) will still have some alien guy set up in a little metal shed waiting to tell you a riddle and give you a linguistics lesson or tech upgrade. There will also be a…

One of them wanted Carbon, so I blew up the plant growing next to him and gave him the ashes. He thanked me and gave me a new gun.

Oh god, I remember being actually enraged by War, but have only vague memories as to why. Didn't they actually, like, set up three or four epic Statham/Lee fight scenes and then have them not actually fight? I seem to recall it was something like that. They teased and teased and then never delivered. Like the…

Actually, it'd be more like a low-budget cartoon movie that re-used the same footage for every space scene, when obviously the 'bitchers' were expecting a slow, introspective, exploratory sci-fi thing. That's the entire point. The game isn't slow. You can blast the nearest tree for parts, fix your ship, and fly off…

"This planet" will look exactly like "That planet" did, as will "Next planet". The only difference is that on one of these planets you have to recharge your life support every thirty seconds or you die. Oh, and it's a little more red hued.

I came by my petrified wood collection perfectly legitimately, thank you very much!

Complete with park ranger robots who kill you if you mess up the park too much. They really really hate it when you mine Plutonium for some reason, despite every planet having giant spires of Plutonium just jutting randomly out of the landscape.

As I recall he didn't even know what school was the first time Connie mentioned it to him way back when.

If anything it hints that there might have been more than one Rose Quartz, since same-gems fusing just make bigger versions of themselves.