And yet, every player in my D&D group watched it and raved about how good it was.

Edited. Sorry. Posted as response to a different comment.

Icy what you did there...

Oh it was absolutely a compliment.

I hereby declare the phrase "he doesn't look Dornish" to be the best thing on the Internet today.

Funny that, because I couldn't get through Fellowship of the Ring. I didn't care about the characters, and the plot seemed to involve a lot oaf walking/hiding, then walking/hiding some more...

As a small one, I refused to sit in the same room with the 1960's Batman series. The torture/kill batman cliffhanger scenes were too much for me. Also the flying monkeys from Wizard of Oz.

I see this and think "steampunk Gatchaman."

Maybe because this?

If your light saber lasts four hours or more, see your doctor.

That's just crazy enough to work..

I'd call that a defense. it would be hard to kill an antelope by ducking at it.

Can I say "Nwo Who?"

Gigantic paychecks can pay for a whole lot of psych meds and bariatric surgery. Perhaps a New Hope for a slimmer, healthier Carrie.

They came in that thing? They're braver than I thought.

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Fallacy!

I'm confused. Isn't this the same website that threw fits when someone suggested that violent video games might encourage violent behavior? Now we are praising someone for holding that view?

I had the opposite reaction. In Monsters University, they kind-of de-aged Mike and Sully. I think it reflects a kind of craftsmanship that is lacking in a lot of animation. I mean, isn't the alternative a kind of Simpsons universe where a kid is nine years old for twenty years?