I can understand and respect that, I too have turned away from stuff I used to love because of things I found out about the creators. I have to admit that I find it hard to describe my opinion on this without sounding disrespectful or insensitive. I just feel like if something's good, it's good. Even though we may…

If we were to condemn all art made by people who've done horrible things, this world would be a lot less interesting. I think at least after the artist is dead, their work should be valued on it's own merits.

Sorry, couldn't help myself.... but it is an interesting way to describe the kingpin.

I think this film is a great work of art, but I doubt it will ever rise above the rank of "cult phenomenon". There's a sense of creepiness and unease throughout as you go between believing it's a supernatural thing and a just a complex thriller. It keeps you guessing at it's characters motives but also at what it…

Even though I kind of like Days of future past (thanks mostly to that stonkingly awesome quicksilver scene) and they just did spiderman (reboots don't count when they're that bad) I'd really like to see them just scratch everything, give them a movie each and then fold them into the greater marvel universe movies…

Was hoping to see something more about therapeutic cloning. I thought that would be one of the really big advantages of cloning technology. Besides moral hysteria is there any real reason this isn't allowed?

The coop stuff is the thing that really piques my curiosity about this. It looks good and the crowds... yeah, wow for the crowds, but it still looks like the same gameplay with a kitchen sink of missions and jobs strewn about the sandbox. I've played that alot and while it was mostly fun, coop would really bring this…

Hmmm.... I might have to watch a few episodes of Kill la Kill. Like with AoT I've been hearing a lot about it, but haven't checked it out yet. It sounds fun based on the wikipedia entry, I guess I know what I'm doing tonight :)

Not exactly a genre I hated but I considered myself over it. I had many friends in my teens and early twenties who were into animé and I saw a lot of it then but at some point I just got fed up. I don't even remember why I started watching AoT, but I think I was just gonna see an episode on netflix to laught at it or…

I think that early black and white portrayal is there to set up some expectations that get torn down later. Eddard which is the prime example of what you're describing is naive, but he also gets punished for this. The books differ from the show here too. Catelyn for instance has some negative traits that I really…

So this was supposed to be a prompt reply, but for some reason Kinja decided I had to spend some hours googling and deleting cookies before I could log in with my burner. Now to what you said.

It's from Postal, the Uwe Boll movie adaptation of the video game by the same name. They're both pretty bad, but possibly worth it for some bad taste laughs.

These two are almost too perfect not to blend. Just freeze robocop and thaw him up in the future of Mega-City One. Somebody make this, take my money!

"It's not deletion now, it's murder."

Yeah, I've seen Paper man and though the details of the story escape me now I remember it being the kind of depressing I like in a movie from time to time. It had a great cast too, but my favorite thing about it was the couch. I don't care how impractical and uncomfortable it would be, I want a couch made of books.

Loved "Two guys & a girl...", and loved him in it. Strangely Nathan Fillion didn't do much for me there, but I liked him in other stuff that came later. As for Reynolds it looked for a while like he was just gonna get typecast in bro comedies, but he seems to have shrugged that off. Would like to see him in another…

True story. I used to love Highlander 2 as a kid. Then I watched it again... and that was of course a mistake on par with watching almost any Christopher Lambert movie besides the first Highlander.

Apparently Mr. Blade himself wasn't too thrilled with the jokier and sidekickier direction the studio wanted for the third entry. The gossip is easily googled if your interested.

Both Biel and Reynolds looked really good in that movie. While I'm more into lusting for the Biel types, Reynolds is just really watchable in anything he's in. Didn't even remember Del Toro was behind Blade 2, now I feel a retroactive sense of disappointment. Not a huge fan really, but he's made much better movies…

Haha! Your travels are over. Hated the second Blade and expected nothing but was pleasantly surprised by the third. I haven't seen either of them more than once but I remember really disliking the videogamey look of the fights in the second (I vaguely recall mortal kombat like silhouettes), while the third had some…