I hope the suspects are a shark with big sun glasses, a salt water crocodile with a big hat, and a trench coat filled with funnel web spiders.

My girlfriend actually read some Predator books, and at some point an Israelis special ops lady joins up with them.

I love the extra gizmos the predator had. AVP2 just threw in lasers, but an unstoppable Xena disk and a big ole spear seems way more like their style.

It's a shame he had a software update during the debate.

There's a special effect I would be impressed by.

Which is nice, but like I said, the company here isn't going to see as much of that as $46 million in the US. I think they'll make their money back… Blizzard could put it on VOD and give everyone a unique WoW pet if nothing else.

Yeah, when you look at Monster Hunter and that weird mermaid movie, Warcraft seems right up their ally.

Headlines I saw said $46 mill from China.

And also Christ metaphor, I think? I'm not really sure if Jesus was the shapeshifter or the green lady?

Honestly, this movie would be a lot of fun with 20 people, 10 of them spraypainted green, and one guy with a neck beard shouting "Lightening Bolt"

This poor movie… it's just all too much. LOTR spent hours and hours fleshing out its elves/humans/dwarves vs Orcs, and Warcraft wants to do it, Xtreme, with transdimensional orcs, and orc characters that are also heroes with their own arcs, and all CGI too?

But, even then, it only made $46 million. That's not really all that great, considering how little the company will see of that.

I just watched the last half of John Carter while doing chores. I don't get the weird 'It's actually good' love for it that some people have. Half the dialogue is just straight up nonsense.

Blizzard seems to do best when they take concepts from other games and stories and make a really polished, fun game around them. You don't care that it's like Warhammer, because it's fun to play.

Sumerian Family Circus does have a ring to it.

While I can certainly be pleased that they did, the main concern is that there's nothing stopping them from moving the goal posts right back to where they were. The fact that Christians are only 150 years out from condoning mass racial slavery certainly is enough to give one pause.

I hope this doesn't derail the sequel God's Not Dead: His Name is Marduke.

But how can you maintain a congregation if you aren't able to move goalposts?

While true, its' one of those things that 'based on' should allow you to massage a little. At the very least, it's a jerk move to push your religion on scared people.

And God seems to think that the best way to combat ageless magical entities is to send decrepit, doubtful old men at them. It's funny how Iron Age people were impressed that believers could throw out demons, while modern people instead wonder what better things the angels have going on.