I think they could’ve gotten away with keeping the title, if instead of plastering it out front it was relegated to the top panel next to the ferns.

Not surprised. We have to keep in mind that back then developing on the PS3 was difficult. Most studios preferred the X360's learning curve first. Simultaneous development would be a slow torture, and trying to port X360 code to the PS3 after the fact was usually an expensively bad idea.

Every Buford scene could easily be turned into a classic quotable clip/meme/gif.

This film has always been a permanent part of my collection. The sense of freedom in the way Bandit circulates himself, both in and out of his wheels, is just simply awesome. Add in a mixture of real jokes and cheap laughs, layer it with Jackie Gleason’s genius ad libbing and timing, with a plotline involving staying…

I’m still waiting for a wild animal fighting game, with the title being:

Here’s the strange thing. Folks on my friendlist who try this end up making theirs, then laugh that the app wasn’t able to come close to what they look like, no matter how hard they tried. Laughing at incompetent half-assed apps. That’s their audience.

Is there anything original created in China that we can rip off to return the favor and offend them?

Well, imo step one should’ve been to toss the “Man from UNCLE” title, and come up with a more blockbusterish-sounding title. They still could have probably kept that stuff inside the film for sure, but that title alone always bothered me and never screamed “Come watch me!”.

I share this perspective as well. Top Gun had to have been one of the first 80's films to nail the “MTV-like” visual aesthetics into an art form in cinema. Sort of like what Miami Vice did for television. It set a bar that elevated films ever since. For example, you can’t really have a aerial dogfight scene today witho…

“What’s wrong with buying used books?”

Is it Cassie Drake’s time yet?.

Here’s to the promise of eliminating loading screens once and for all. Let’s see you prove it, Sony.

I used to like Star Wars until most of the delusional nerds that came over from Star Trek started to take Star Wars canon just as seriously.

This must be the Xbox version.

When cops are disgruntled Star Trek fans. 

Guy was putting out great films he was directing until he went full meltdown and got blacklisted. I mean damn, for all of its historical inaccuracies, I remember when Braveheart was getting freakin’ standing ovations in the theaters I used to go to. It was incredible to see that film hit audiences that hard.

You mean the greatest Christmas movie. :D

Matching her up with Brosnan in that film was perfect casting. Two impossibly good-looking actors on the planet.

One of the greatest franchises made in cinema, for all of the points you mentioned. We went back sequel after sequel because we loved the characters. I think part 4 was pushing the feelgoody side, capped off with that ‘why can’t we be friends” end credits, but still I think as far as everyone who were involved with…