The character spoke, he/she just wasn't voiced. And voice acting has absolutely nothing to do with writing quality. Games went a long time without anyany voice acting, including Fallout 1 & 2 (besides a few limited sections.) In fact, it can be limiting, depending on what you want to do, because voice acting…

Ugh, Schnatter, the fake Italian.

So, where did the film establish that RC would NOT be able to outrun a dog? Because, if they didn’t establish that, then the film is not inconsistent.

Because it has literally nothing to do with Jim Henson?

I don't think they played it safe. It was a Matrix movie that took place almost entirely outside of the Matrix. Unfortunately, it also focused on the most boring part of the trilogy: everything outside of the Matrix.

I'd say a puffy Hugh Grant.

I don't recall Louie CK ever making threats against specific people.

The only qualitative judgement he gave was about the scene with Trenton. The rest was all recap and mild analysis. I'd love it if you would fill the rest of us in on how the text of the recap supports this grade.

"An early example for me is Matrix 2 where the cgi car chase, that is supposed to be a centerpiece, just became boring because it was clearly a bunch of animation."

"the X-Men spinoff movie that Ryan Reynolds willed into existence with the surprising level of clout that he has in Hollywood."

Plus, right after is the Summer of the Superhero, so there's not much room for a smaller budget film like this.

Well, it's R rated, and it would be absolutely murdered if it went up against Star Wars, Spectre, and the Hunger Games. Plus, next summer is absolutely packed with big Superhero movies.

The movie supposedly only cost $40 million to make. It would have to be pretty bad to be a failure. I see it doing at least Kingsmen numbers.

"Hollywood suddenly deciding to use celebrities to voice parts to bring value to a project"

It reminds me of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia in that way.

Oh please, don’t frame your greed and theft as some sort of moral stand. Especially because it is a stand that will have the opposite effect that you allegedly desire. If you pirate it, than you obviously weren’t going to buy it in the first place, and Konami will see that. If everyone did it, then every other company…

No, I think it looks like he is putting every ounce of effort he has into it. I have no idea if his running form is good or not, but I know he doesn’t do the piddly half-run, half-jog that a bunch of actors do.

That would be that other Pixar director who turned to live action, Andrew Staunton.

I expected Elliot to be cut down, but I thought Tyrell was going to be a Frank Underwood level master manipulator.

He doesn't need to kidnap Angela, because he has an even bigger trump card in that he can give up the guy who pulled the biggest prison break in modern American history.