I’m normally against the death penalty, however…

Okay, but be that as it may, that’s not a phenomenon I’ve heard about very often, and not something that I would chalk up to the novelty of 3-D technology. It really was an immersive world to its audience. 

There were people who were depressed that Pandora didn’t actually exist. That goes a little deeper than impressing them with 3-D for the first time.

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Matthew Perry memorialized her by noting “She smelled kind of funny”

The game was awesome, and this looks really well made, I’m just burned out on the past 20 years of zombie centric entertainment where we find out that actually humans are the most dangerous monsters. But I like all the people involved and the source material was wonderful the first time I experienced it.

It wouldn’t be in my top 10, but my hot take is that Forrest Gump is a good movie, and is much darker than people remember. Also, I think some of the criticism of the Mom and Jenny characters reveals A LOT about the people doing the criticism.

Considering that Ariel looks more like Red head Tara Reid on The Little Mermaid themed ride, that doesn’t reassure me all that much about Tiana’s fate

This movie hits different

I would argue that about 85% of action movies fall significantly short of that achievement. Almost every movie has characters who simply exist to drive plot and do not grow as characters in any way. Because it’s incredibly hard to devote as much time to their wants and fears to more than a couple of them, while…

Every single character short of maybe Taserface was given a complete story arc, domesticated character growth, and achieved an emotional breakthrough. I’m sorry if you didn’t see it, but it was all there.

The trailers might have made GOTG2 seem playful, and maybe that’s how you remember it, but it was incredibly dramatic. Just not in a “We’re all going to die” sort of way.

They sold nearly 8 million albums.

I’m continually surprised we ever get unanimous decisions in trials. Have you guys met Americans these days? 

He got a lot more to do with the role though. So I get why he would prefer it to the first on a personal level.

Wait until you meet his colleague professor who specializes in Elvis Presley 

We complain too much as a society.

I’m feeling very wow

That doesn’t even really sound all that much like legalese. That sounds like Tom’s estate is telling her that he would hate her and everything she represents, and implying that they hate her too.

That pretty elegantly describes my experience. Thank you.