You’re 100% correct here.

I’ve never played it so I honestly couldn’t give an opinion on it. But one thing I’ll say is they get the age predictions wrong. I’ll bet more adults play Uncharted than underage children.

Oh I’d forgotten about that one. Hey kids, it’s the interactive portion of the show, just sing along with the bouncing Malcolm! Damn I’m looking forward to the musical, they’ve certainly got the cast to pull off something special!

Holy shit, there is a lot of sexism in this post, beyond gross generalizations and stereotypes.

I just finished playing the 4th game a week back, and I remember wondering how all the “Jesus Christ!”s would play in the Bible Belt. The lack of f-bombs was kind of refreshing, and I completely agree with Ravenous Sophovore about the catchphrase aspect.

Oddly enough, the MMPA (or whatever) does count the number and type of obscenities in a movie - too many of the wrong sort and you’ll get bumped up a rating. In the negotiation process, Directors often bargian ‘I’ll take out three fucks if you’ll let the french kiss stay’ etc.

Lol but Resident Evil is more popular even though it sold less? Something doesnt need to be popular to sell as a film. Guardians of the Galaxy was insanely unknown and became Marvels most popular film. Game of Thrones was a book series out for decades and it’s massive, with most fans knowing nothing of the source…

Well in Bond movies defense, there really isn’t anything worthy of an ‘R’ rating. There’s no gore; killing yes but not much blood at all. There’s no nudity. There’s no foul language beyond what a typical English gentleman says. It’s safe to say that Bond movies keep a standard.

I’m not sure how ratings work with regards to language, but “oh, shit” is possibly Nathan Drake’s catch phrase. Grenade landed near you? Oh, shit. Ledge broke when you tried to jump to it for the umpteenth time? Oh, shit. Train is derailing off a cliff and exploding? Oh, shitshitshitshitSHIT.

Tamed down from his script but not from the games, no.

I’am confident she will be alright, not all that much they will last. I love them, they are fun and light but this is DC we are talking about.

I don’t think she’s been fridged. I think that “other” Nightwing grabbed her.

I really did not like Leto’s take on the character. I strongly prefer the Nicholson, Hamill or Ledger Jokers.  

Remender’s run had the same team concept but different members. Also, featured people from both of the X-camps at the time.

Uncanny X-Force by Rick Remender. It was pretty much the best X-title since Claremont left the book in the early 90's or Morrison’s X-Men of the early 00's. IMO, better than Morrison’s X-Men.

As I recall, X-Force #1 was sold with variant covers sealed in a bag that came with a trading card. A friend* convinced me (since I burned out on Marvel after the Mutant Massacre) to buy a multi-pack that included every cover and a “reader’s copy” (that phrase should have been a warning) that was an extra copy where…

It would have been more funny and relevant if they went one step ahead of being an atlantian that is Ron Funches and a joke about his inability to swim and be given a line of “It raises more questions of your inability to swim since you’re an atlantian”

There was the Rick Remebder Uncanny X-Force that was fantastic. One of the best X-men stories of all time. But uses characters that would be hard to use (Wolverine for one, but also Apocalypse, who was just not used super well in the last movie. And also Psylocke and Angel and Deadpool... it’s not happening.)

They also released a costume test.

- None of the character is actually that likeable. [...] but the rest of the ensemble are pretty much all terrible people.