I think the whole “Justice League bombs” thing is also beholden to how we define “bomb.” There’s not way the movie pulls in less than $500 million at this point, but is $500 million a bomb? For a movie featuring 4 of the bestselling most well known comics characters of all time* that’s a bomb.

So if, somehow the movie…

Right, but with a few exceptions, with Indie studios it’s sort like a “Pick 2 out of 3" (or sometimes 1 out of 3) thing with Graphics, Story, and Gameplay depth.

I actually liked the idea of Tom Hardy as Wolverine. He’s 5'9" (which is not short enough, but probably about as short as they’ll let them go) and can pull of the whole mostly non-verbal, damaged tough guy thing.

I mean, if your credit card gives you 5% cash back on groceries, but you’re saving 10-20% on many items...

Yeah... I would literally pay 3-4x as much for good coffee than I pay at Aldi, so I just can’t justify it. Every now and then I’ll order from one of my favorite roasters, but otherwise my daily cup is some $4 a pound Aldi.

I mean, I don’t actually listen to Beastie Boys while I’m playing, but I have a regular group I play with once or twice a week and we laugh, trash talk, tell jokes, have the occasional epic moment. I found that the trailer fairly well captured the feel of playing with good friends.

Are we sure that’s really an Ep. 5-6 Alec Guinness Kenobi and not Ewan McGregor as Kenobi ... as he might appear in TFA!?

I’m really looking forward to Sonic Forces.

There was a game on the Commodore 64 named “Delta Man” or something like that where in the opening sequence, it showed a woman pushing a baby carriage, and then the baby turns into a tentacled monster and grabs the woman (in like tiny monochrome sprites). I had nightmares about that baby.
Edit: FOUND IT!!!!! It’s still…

So when the balloons burst in a freak accident, they’ll rain down highly resilient bacteria on America? ;)

If the blue makeup formula they use is formulated for Karen Gillan’s skin, it might be easier to apply to a caucasian person to match as a stand-in.

Even better -

Correct me if I’m wrong, but didn’t Merlyn die offscreen anyway? It seemed like his death was perfectly framed for a man named “The Magician” by the League of Assassins to escape. I was more surprised to hear that he wouldn’t be coming back.

As a musician and a songwriter, I should note that the 45 minute writing process for an individual song is typically the result of having 100,000 half baked ideas in your brain and just throwing some combination of them together and baking them.

Reminds me a little bit of Prinny: Can I Really Be the Hero, where you got 1,000 lives to beat the game. I imagine someone somewhere died 1,000 times, but - even though it was quite hard - you maybe needed a couple hundred lives, not nearly a thousand.

I’d like to know a little bit more about practicality of all this. Like, how long is the game in total? How many times would you need to die to trigger this? Is it a straight running count or does it reset or become reduced with progress? How is the actual challenge?

Let’s not forget about Saturn!

Also Silverback. He’s also a robot though...

It’s kind of become like Star Wars - It takes exactly as long as is convenient for the story for a character to travel from any point in the galaxy to any other point. :)

The only match for Kara Danvers is Barry Allen.