Notable in some jungles, forests and small sections of New York, so pretty underground; unlike Godzilla, who's a bit more mainstream in most coastal cities. Godzilla's pretty big in Japan too so there's that. King Kong has nothing on Malibu's most wanted even…so he's really got his work cut out in getting his name out…

I feel like the movie is going to avoid answering the who will win question and just make the fight end in some kind of tie/stalemate.

Makes sense, as Superman's characterization is generally weaker than a literal flying brick.

"See?" You took like 8 bathroom breaks

Troo troo.

Sophomore album pressure? Not a lot of artists make it over that hump.
If anything, its a testament to how much he has all of us by the balls.

I've replayed V 4 or 5 times now and I'm pretty certain V stands for the VOID. Its become all too apparent that the game is all about emptiness and general unfulfillment and everything from the setting to the characters pretty much confirms it.

Somewhere around (read: below) the 8th season of Scrubs and the 6th season of Lost. The show was practically undead.

Frankly, I'm apoplectic.

2 Eight, 2 H8ful

1 wins in my mind because it was so unexpected, although it had the advantage of also being a season finale. Then 2, then 3. 3 seemed like less of a bomb and more like 5 episodes in row.

Yeah, and on that note I thought the elemental aspects were a little weak (basically only there to hammer home the whole red oni/blue oni thing).

Ruby seems heavy…possibly dense, very solid (literally) since she immediately sunk to the bottom of the pool. Its probably the reason why Garnet can't levitate herself; Ruby cancels Sapphire out to a certain degree.

"Frybo," "Cat Fingers," and "So Many Birthdays" are up there on my "maybe never watch again list." They weren't *bad* per se, but it was back when Steven was a little less endearing and a little more obnoxious. But then again, watching season 1 of Regular Show and Adventure Time can be a bit jarring too so I'm willing…

Pearl's so self absorbed! There's been so much "I" in her character background, she sometimes looks like a villain on paper.

The things that make Garnet a great leader (her cool calm demeanor) can give way to making her look cold and even callous.

I don't think the drunk cop thing is an act, if only because as a fellow burnout he seems like a potential foil for Ray. Definitely think he's backup though. Ray's not exactly reliable.

Honestly I think it's all about Frank's writing. Vaughn himself hasn't been impeccable with the line deliveries but his character's a bit papier-mache.

Add points. Maybe Tomorrow was the song used at the ending of Crash -I unfortunately associate it with Crash at this point- and while I'm down to see a narrative in which *everything's connected wooooo*, I am not necessarily down to see a narrative or even be reminded of one in which everything's connected in a Crash…

As polarizing as they may be, I've often felt members of OFWGKTA have had a pretty fun approach to hip hop, especially but not limited to Tyler, The Creator. I mean, even Chance the Rapper has had his fair share of fun songs (he covered the Arthur theme song), and perhaps even Childish Gambino when he's not being too…