Well, Pacific Rim didn't have any big stars in it, whereas Godzilla does. I'm not talking about Bryan Cranston or Ken Watanabe, I'm talking about GODZILLA. The Big G has got enough star power to draw an audience, especially if it promises a big budget, state-of-the-art special FX extravaganza and doesn't totally…
Colin, you magnificent bastard.
The only part of that I didn't already know was where the word "Jedi" came from. I always wondered about that.
Damn, beat me to it.
The biggest and most obvious flaw in Wade's reasoning is that it flies in the face of pretty much all of European history. Europeans (and their descendants) are responsible for history's most deadly and destructive wars, the most destructive and devastating weapons ever conceived, the subjugation, colonization and…
…crime breeds fear, fear breeds hate, hate breeds suffering. No wait, I'm thinking of the Dark Side of the Force.
The sound of anything coming to a screeching halt:
Dial up modems seem to be the popular choice. It's the sound of the dawn of the information age:
There's a girl at 1:17 that seems to be singing it that way too.
Isn't it bad enough having to live in Delaware? You have to google it too?
CGI has it's place, but still has a long way to go when it comes to creature effects. Creature effects work best when it's a combination of both traditional and computer effects, like the T-Rex in Jurassic Park.
Cartoon seems a loaded word to me. Animated is a better choice. On the other hand, the climactic battle in A New Hope was a bunch of toys on little sticks. It's all about how you look at it.
No, it's totally sci fi. It's not hard sci fi, which strives to be a scientifically accurate as possible, but it's still sci fi. Here's a good, yet far from complete quiz to determine if something is sci fi:
This is all because Amazon patented product photos on white backgrounds, right?
Great, so long as you're not camping here:
Since when does Joker embed playing cards in concrete? All the time.
I couldn't have said that better myself.