According to 1776, Hale got caught because he was the worst fucking spy in the history of the United States. His disguise was like one level above Mr. Snrub and he was "discovered" because he just straight up told someone who he was because they seemed cool.

Edit: Ugh, just fuck it. I really don't think people spoil stuff to me very often, so I guess everything is fine the way it is.

Haha, right?

"Who said we were terrorists?"

I meant the first time they see action in the movie. The Russian and Chinese Panzers are both destroyed in their first and only fight scene. And… I'm not color-blind?

I didn't realize this until I watched Die Hard for the umpteenth time back in December, but it avoids one of the trends I've really disliked in recent action movies (including PacRim): crazy high civilian casualties.

Maaan, I disagree big time. I can enjoy a movie with bad characters if the action scenes are really well done (Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol) but the fight scenes in this movie were fucking boring.

Yeah, me too. Even besides the terrible lead performance, the fight scenes just… weren't that good.

They've always been revolting, but now they're rebelling!

I dunno, I think I get what you mean. If he had said "Well, Mel fucked up because he said something antisemitic and there's a lot of Jewish producers and directors who wouldn't work with him after that, so his career ended" as opposed to "Well, Mel said something racist against Jews and because Jews run Hollywood, am…

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Honestly, leveling him up took away the only interesting thing about him, for me, anyways. Initially, he's not only outclassed by the Sixers, but by all the Gunters too. It would have been fun to see him rise to the top through wits alone (maybe he could get some cash initially so he can go off-world), but as soon as…

I frequently found myself asking "Has this guy ever met another human being in his life?" I couldn't find a specific example, but the "comedic" banter between characters is seriously skin-crawlingly awful.

The Tyrell building, I think? He goes in there and takes the Voight-Kampff test… and then leaves.

I dunno, I mean it's a lot more bland than my rage makes it seem. I'm just mad that the AV Club got me all excited for it when it didn't contain a single interesting idea, character, or scene.

Yeah, I'm kind of mad I got tricked by respectable seeming people http://www.avclub.com/revie… into reading it.

Makes sense they're rewriting it, because that book is fucking garbage.

Haha, yeah. I love his speech in All-Star Superman and then immediately afterwards when he says something like "You fool, I could have fixed everything!" and Superman is basically like "Yeah, but you didin't. Because you're a dick."

He's pretty good in a lot of things!

HE'S A COP-KILLER