The mutant-dino is always referred to us an asset

I agree with most of your points, but I was actually talking about Samurai Champloo…
And Yes, Code Geass is awesome and had one of the best endings I ever saw in a show

I still maintain hope that this is never happening, it's all just a smokescreen from Sony to sell their movie division at a higher price

Random thought of the week: Do you think Jurassic World copied the constant "asset" talk from this trilogy?

Huh? Renner's Bourne never happened, it's an urban myth

I also really like 300 and especially Watchmen, but I understand why those would be more divisive

"Was that the one with old Bond or the one with VERY old Bond?"

The Bourne trilogy does suffer a lot from the "Which one was that?" syndrome

Hey, I never said they deserved to take the spot, but not even a little shout-out? Like you and I both said, they have enough action elements in it, even if they aren't "Action movies" per se

Honestly a little boring to again have a Bourne movie featured, even though it wasn't the best year for action a new pick would have been more interesting.
Anyways, shaky cam is a little like CGI imo, it get's a bad rep because of overexposure, but as long as it's well done and not overused it's a great tool… though…

No way I could take him seriously, especially after he already played The Penguin in Badman

Get ready for War for the Planet of the Apes!
Also, this Batman does look promising overall, I have a moderate amount of hope that DC won't fuck it up

And I fully believe the MCU named Avengers 2 "AGE of Ultron" just to screw with Fox's "AGE of Apocalypse". Which kind of backfired because it misled viewers

I agree that it was unoriginal, but Sweet Dreams is just a sweet song, one of the rare songs I don't mind hearing very often

Honestly, I love the visualization of his power and in DoFP it was just awesome… but without proper character development , to me it already felt old and gimmicky in Apocalypse, visual treat notwithstanding

Hell yeah!
Hope we're getting a big comeback of Evil Morty, the premise has a lot of potential and that final scene when he left still haunts me

Sony really has got to learn to let go, did they learn nothing from the horribly miss-managed shitty ASM "franchise"?

Uuuuuhhhh… Me no like, as a big fan I might be biased, but I don't think it'll translate well, plus the anime is perfect as it is.

Maaaaaaaybe… it just doesn't sound like something I'd like, and I have so many shows on my list already. Peak-TV really is hard huh?

Eh, it has good looking visuals but it sounds bland and like it misses some points from the Anime.
I don't know, adapting Anime into live-action seems like a bad idea in general