If you think Brooks was robbed of an Oscar nom for Drive then I'd like to watch you tear your hair out for the lack of one for Tom Hardy in Bronson.

Speaking as a screenwriter two plus hours of a guy wandering around and killing massive beasts sounds fucking awesome, albiet a challenge I'd concede. Screw dialog, give them spectacle.

It was snarky but I guess that is beside the point. Either way I don't think the authors vision of fantasy was every piece of fiction containing unnatural elements (which seemed to be your point, feel free to correct me) which in my opinion would no longer be a genre but instead a circus tent.

I hope you paid cash for that degree. ;)

Yeah, that looks like a cock and balls. The odd rock formations, not so much...

Enchanted: Musical. The Fall: Art House. How To Train Your Dragon: Animated Children's Fantasy. Pan's Labyrinth: Would be an insult to call it a straight Fantasy film. POTC2: Pirate movie. Stranger Than Fiction: Will Farrell Oscar Vehicle. Tangled: Animated Children's Fantasy. Toy Story: A FILM ABOUT TOYS.…

Yeah, most of the folks commenting here on the extravagant amount of money in the bonus seem to forget that the game made more money in a few days that most major motion pictures make in their entire run. It was the single biggest entertainment open in history (MW2, can't speak to MW3 as it did as well but hasn't had…

Honestly the best suit jackets I've ever owned were in the $150 to $200 range and lasted 3 to 4 years with good care. If the cut is nice and I could try one on without having to buy, I don't think the price point is that bad for an endlessly swank hoodie I could wear to pitch meetings.

Nope, I missed it. Not surprised that I did however.

I kinda hate it when they flesh out lists with subjects that could fall under the same title, blame it on symmetry I guess...

As pointed out above the term "dragonborn" should be a TM of WOTWC. I love Skyrim but they should be taken to task by them if they are inclined to do so.

Who is Jane Austen?

Yeah that is the arc I'm thinking but Sorkin will (and should) find something better. His return to Apple is such a dead give away that I think as a writer he would try to find something to top that either factually or metaphorically.

I DL'd this a while back, was incredibly unimpressed. Has it gotten any nicer looking or does it still look like a high school art project?

You know I am pretty bummed that Ron Pearlman won't be returning for Hellboy 3.

Sadly, lane splitting is not allowed in a huge portion of the US from what I understand. Probably in most countries either via legislation or just because it isn't enforced, but most of the US has laws on the books against it.

And I guess you missed the sarcasm in the officers comments, it might have been funny if you saw it on The Family Guy or something but not in the course of professional duties. People probably at one point became officers of the law to serve justice and preserve the common good; now it appears they do it to shoot…

Man, I could kick you in the teeth for that comment considering it was done by the absolutely incredible Ashley Wood.

I would guess that he means dying as there has been no innovation in story telling or game mechanics. I agree with him on that point but calling it a "dying genre" probably isn't the right wording.

I wasn't speaking to how they appear but instead to cognitive function, ultimately until machines start building machines their systems will be based off the only model we can understand; our own. No doubt there will be AI built to mimic humans in manner and looks but the vast majority at least in the early…