I think Max has some good points. I don’t really know if everything he says is true or as salient as he says it is, but I know that the film industry has been suffering. In the end, I think it’s true that this is the only way we get a film on this property this decade.
You really don’t think it’s a bit transgressive at this point in the 21st century to NOT do the whole “prison gay” thing? I for one am really pleased to see that the film isn’t saying any heterosexual, when pushed too far, will be homosexual if that’s the only way to fulfill their crucial need of sex.
It’s better than 3 or 4. Much better.
Please don’t. That’s fucking sociopathic, and your son is going to end up in my psych ward with blood under his fingernails if you threaten him with mutilation.
I am so damn soul-weary of living in a “he did something bad, so it’s okay to do something murderous to him” world. Even talking that way is a fucking tragedy.
I know I like my job a lot more than anything called a (shudder) “New Tiny Wee.”
Retro Helix, not Double Helix. It’s actually in the quote from the sixth paragraph.
“Come forth, my child; you will find honor in death.” -Book of Garen 3:10
Nah, no one who can’t afford games should own them without someone paying for them. Like no one who can’t afford a Lexus should own them, or like no one who can’t afford a toaster should own them. Unless someone else pays for it. Because if you make a non-essential product and someone takes ownership of it, you…
Anyone who shares a dissenting opinion about feminism is absolutely slaughtered in the media, on the web, at work, at home, and in life.
Highly agreed. No one is capable of making you feel anything. If such were possible, half the jobs in the world would be various forms of “snake-oil salesman”, but what’s “insidious” for one person is sexy to another.
It doesn’t speak to whether he assaulted women, but unwanted attention isn’t ipso facto immoral…
He changed it. Which is good, and I’d hate for my original comment to be construed hurtfully, but it’s disappointing how many simple mistakes I read on Kotaku, all the time, seemingly because the writers hit “Publish” the second they type the last word.
“Zeitgeist of the times” is redundant.
“Preacher team of Garth Ennis” makes no sense.
There have only been three Punisher movies.
Please hire an editor, Gawker.
They never made Chrono Cross. They never made a game where the people who took out LAVOS were killed five years later by a much weaker threat. They never made a follow-up Chrono game with a much weaker story and less interesting gameplay. They never made a sequel that stretched the plot too thin over WAY too many…
Command & Conquer: Red Alert 2.
First off, it’s an RTS with the option to skirmish, so you can pick it up and play pretty quickly, as opposed to, say, running through Chrono Trigger again. Beyond that, it’s got so much character. The units and buildings look great, the cut-scenes are terrific, and it’s so much fun to…
What is with the shade at their celibacy? I guess I should be glad you’re so sure they’re marrying just to fuck, it really highlights how incredible what they’re doing is these days. No reason to cast doubts on the authenticity of everything else in a marriage they’re saying they want.
The point of his statement isn’t even “Muslims are good people.” That’s a good thing to say, and someone should say it, but if you read the first few sentences he said, it’s not even what he’s attempting to say.
He’s attempting to say that capriciously condemning Muslims around the world for being Muslim is making life…
It’s pretty easy. I’ll be a 30yo virgin in a few months. I don’t want to have sex before marriage, so I don’t. Not like I have to bat vaginas out of the way every day.
If you want them to do something different because you have PTSD, you should have to tell them. There should not be an allowance made wherein people can say, “You have to change something for me, and I’m not even going to tell you why because that would make me uncomfortable.” You and you alone are responsible for…
I too always wondered how to make the broody Silver Surfer a character worth reading. But giving him a human companion, essentially making him Doctor Who (but in reverse), is a phenomenal idea. Where Doctor Who had always seemed TOO human—too hopeful, too jovial to live in this world—Surfer needs someone to be more…
A few things:
