Honestly, I think Nyko was poorly served in his last episode — or more exactly two last ones. Last week, my first reaction when he arrived at Arkadia's gate with sick people was that it was becoming a gimmick. Yes, Nyko made a solid case for both his people and Skaikru not being just bad guys to each others. But when…

Some people just want to see the world melt.

No it's the same, 7-8 hours, it can be more after elementary school.

Kids in France have school all day long. It's quite harrassing, hence the free afternoon in the middle of the week. Baguette farms are a myth, we have baguette mines.

.. that works both ways. People outside of the US also know about torrenting and use it when a movie open up earlier abroad. That's the reason we don't have to wait 6 to 9 months (sometimes even way more) like it used to be most of the time (Episode III came out around the time this difference was evolving). These…

Like I said : "The traditional opening day for movies in France is Wednesday, because kids don't have (or partly) school on Wednesday (but that works for all
kinds of movie). Plus the holidays schedule would get an opening the following week complicated. It happens frequently, for exemple, as someone pointed out, it…

Yes it does.

Tho I don't remember if she says "Je t'aime" (informal) or "Je vous aime" (formal).

Same here, but I kind of admire this kind of socialist politic of theirs.

A friend of mine (big fan and all) explained to me Disney was breaking the usual collectors' monopole. Usually the toys come out a few weeks before the film is released and the "collectors" buy everything to then sell the stuffs at a much higher price. In starting to realease the toys earlier, in different phases,…

The traditional opening day for movies in France is Wednesday, because kids don't have (or partly) school on Wednesday (but that works for all kinds of movie). Plus the holidays schedule would get an opening the following week complicated. It happens frequently, for exemple, as someone pointed out, it occurred for…