Bayformers are more Tate Modern and Louvre than Hollywood.

Not yet.

Oh, he probably is that oblivious. His movies and TV shows usually have a running theme of how new things and technology are bad.

You remind me of this guy on IMDB who thinks Kristen Stewart dropped off the face of the Earth after Twilight, totally ignoring her string of critically-acclaimed indie works and award win, but knows 4 or 5 upcoming Arnold Schwarzenegger movies I barely ever read about on news sites.

Some of those movies are good and entertaining.

He almost got one for The Revenant.

The problem is for many people RT is “great” not for being comprehensive, but because they are too lazy to read and it’s easy to look at numbers.

Armond’s writing can be pretty good, unfortunately he is not a pleasant person to deal with.

Ratner’s only notable directorial skill is copying another director’s style. Bay has his own artistic style and applies what he learned studying sculptures and paintings in his direction.

Just don’t use it as gospel. If Rotten Tomatoes existed decades ago, you would only find movies like Citizen Kane, Blade Runner and The Shining in the form of bargain-bin DVDs nowadays.

They still gave his production The Revenant loads of nominations and critical praise, though.

Brett Ratner is right, but it’s weird he uses Batman v Superman as an example, when it’s one movie that was not affected much by negative reviews.

Coming. Eheheheheheh

The only species humans can have babies with is the asari.

But yet again you can’t fuck a robot or a krogan.

Oh no, Liam sounds like the opposite of the previous black guy love interest, Jacob. Most of my friends found him too boring, but if Fem!Shepard constantly flirted with him you eventually get THE PRIIIIIIIIIIIIIIZE which is a line reading that makes it worth it. Then he dumps you in ME3.

Noooooooooooooooooo!!! Rejected by the first hot woman you see in centuries.

It’s pretty easy to tell with Fantastic Four. Anything Josh Trank directed looked beautiful and shot like an actual movie, anything shot after he left looked boring and amateurish. Trank wanted the movie dark, so a lot of the more emotional and creepy scenes were very good. The studio wanted something more like the…

Everything bad about that movie had nothing to do with the writer. Or the director, considering that neither of them were apparently involved in making half the movie.

Note: Reposting just in case Kinja is being wonky again.