With the suits, I regarded their upgrades as upgrades in maneuverability with a sacrifice in durability. Previous iterations could not maneuver on their own and could not assemble on their own (the closest we got was the suitcase Iron Man in Iron Man 2. Of course, that doesn’t mean they should destroy due to a truck…

Now all we need is for Bryce to be intentionally walked with the bases loaded and we can call him Barry Jr.

Like people in Harvard do data science ;)

The growth team is essentially business analytics with an emphasis on growth. Its goal is to ensure that, through the processing of “big data”, any venture that Tesla pursues (such as the location of opening a new plant) isn’t something out of blind faith, but rather has a statistical reason for doing so.

By my count, there are roughly 15 minutes of Iron Man action in Iron Man 2 and another good 7 minutes of Black Widow action. In Iron Man 3, we get to roughly 23 minutes of Iron Man action and another 10 or so minutes of Tony Stark action.

IM2 in no way, shape or form has more action than IM3. You can ask Screen Junkies, you can even time it yourself, Iron Man 2 clocks in at 15 minutes of actual Iron Man action. And some of that action isn’t even that good, such as the bullshit final fight with Whiplash. Iron Man 3, at a minimum, doubles that. There’s…

You kidding? In Iron Man 2, we get roughly 15 minutes of Iron Man action, with Whiplash being relegated to about 2 minutes of that action. To top it off, we get the world’s longest detonation sequence ever just so that Iron Man can rescue Pepper. We get a summer action film that has very little action. That’s tedious.

While Cap might die, I think the big shocker will be when Thanos completely wrecks Vision to get the Mind Stone for the gauntlet.

Iron Man 3 at least was a decently made movie, even if it completely botched the Extremis storyline.

I was slightly underwhelmed by the film given the hype and reviews for it.

Actually, the Russo brothers used quite a bit of shaky-cam for Winter Soldier as well. It’s one of my pet peeves as it obfuscates the action, which to me makes to sense (hence why I liked Fury Road, no shaky cam whatsoever).

Hopefully the soundtrack is actually a soundtrack and not the electronic fart noises that Battlefield 3 and 4 were.

“Playing the game the right way.” - Brian McCann

And it has to release during the middle of fall quarter....sigh

What are you talking about? If you sneak up behind a guard, you can easily put him in a chokehold and knock him unconcious.

Ignoring that these guys have played the game enough times to know every level and every plot point backwards and forwards...

“it looks like Infinity Ward is trying to establish a new trilogy with Infinite Warfare.”

I think what they’re referring to is, for example, how 50+ years of Batman have created this “canon” that Batman doesn’t kill, even if he totally killed people in TDK and other issues. Thus, people get mad at the Zack Synder Murderverse for making Batman an Arkham Asylum-style Punisher, because that’s “not Batman”…

It used to be that each had their own trilogy (i.e. the Modern Warfare series, the Black Ops series) but after the dud that was Ghosts, it looks like Infinity Ward is trying to establish a new trilogy with Infinite Warfare.

Which makes it all the more funny when Jose Fernandez goes out there and makes the Dodgers chase pitches that hit the dirt 20 feet in front of the plate.