I think it’s pretty clear he’s a great actor, voice or otherwise. You have a single example of a problem they have, and they replaced him because people complained, not because they didn’t like it. Guaranteed they told him to be very robotic and so he was.

Exactly what I was thinking.

If someone on Gizmodo happens to find a random reddit link that they think their audience will enjoy, why not share it with them?

Give Betrayal at House on the Hill a shot. It’s a cooperative game until the big twist happens, and then it’s everyone against the traitor. There are 50 different scenarios that can pop up and each changes the rules or objective of each character. Last time I played my buddy Chris was revealed to be a cannibal who…

It’s a fun game where the theme is better than the gameplay. There are some obvious flaws in the gameplay, but it’s good enough that it’s one of my buddy’s favorites so we still occasionally pull it out at game night.

Too lazy to animate? More like “we don’t have the budget for a full time animator.” You clearly have no idea what it takes to make a game. I suggest watching all of Doublefine Adventure so you can have a better understanding of how much goes into even a smaller game with only a few million.

Low-rent animation allows for people to make games for less money. Animation is expensive.

“This pun amused my 8 year old. Me, too.”

I was fine with the cameo. It’s funny to think of these guys as dude bros who just try to act tough.

Personally, I don’t mind D.C. Being a more serious, somber, and reflective side of Super hero cinema. I just want them to be good movies with believable characters that honor the spirit of their comic counterparts, reasonable character motivations, a coherent and focused story, and decent editing. That shouldn’t be…

This particular piece is also large and heavy which will likely increase shipping and distribution costs on their end.

Dredd 2 is the dream, isn’t it? Dredd was so good.

Glad I’m not the only one who is pretty sure a couple memories are actually dreams.

I hate that moment. Bruce had already seen Diana in costume. He has no reason to think she’s with Supes.

So you’re saying Bruce Wayne is incapable of emotionally connecting the potential death of someone else’s mother with the death of his own unless someone can specifically remind him of his Dad’s dying words at the same time?Do you honestly think this is logical? You don’t see the hoops you’re jumping through? 

Only for the connection to Bruce and Mama Wayne, eh? That makes it worse, because that means Superman doesn’t think Bruce would be able to understand what was going on if he said “my mother”. That’s pretty lame reasoning Supes.

But Clark Kent is from the states, and hence, your explanation doesn’t work. If Clark was raised wherever you are, it could’ve worked, but he wasn’t and it doesn’t.

You’re wrong. There’s a difference between having a movie you have to think about before you understand it’s significance and a movie that’s so lazily written it relies on moviegoers to fill in its logic gaps and plot holes. BvS is the latter.

Not to mention in the introduction by Lex it seems pretty clear that for whatever reason Clark doesn’t even know who Bruce Wayne is, let alone that he’s Batman.

It’s not different. “Bright” and “dim” both express relative amounts of light. Light is the measurement, not “brightness”. Bright is the relationship to something else, just like dim. The only thing that changes is which galaxy is the subject (and thus also object) of the sentence.