That makes since, and I think that shows where they went wrong. It was going to be hard for anyone to make a good film under that short of a time crunch.

Was not aware of that. Did they ever give a reason why Johnson didn’t direct 9? Did they take it from him for some reason, or was he just not interested for some reason?

He’s still signed up to do a new trilogy of Star Wars films, but doesn’t have a set deadline or timeline for making them. Disney is apparently fine with him waiting to do it for a bit.

Logan Lucky bombed hard at the box office, so we’re unlikely to see a sequel to it, unfortunately.

So I looked on Wikipedia’s list of mystery films, but they include a ton of films that I don’t really think should count (sorry Wikipedia, I in no way will consider Twilight or Deathly Hallows, part 2 to be mysteries), so it depends on how strict you want to be with genre qualifications. The most recent movie that I…

Honestly, I just want him to name every movie in the series after a different, random Radiohead song that has nothing to do with anything.

They never planned to give Johnson Episode 9. They were originally going to give Episode 9 to Colin Trevorrow, but he was fired for unclear reasons.

I’m guessing he’s still using a card co-signed with his parents. I still have one, but I also have two others fully under my own name that I’ve had since the start of college. Why he hasn’t raised the limit or gotten more cards considering how much money he apparently makes is beyond me.

He was in Thor Ragnarock, although he didn’t have a lot to do in it. He was also great as Shere Khan in the live action Jungle Book.

Apparently it is used to know if the algorithm should recommend the video to other people for the most part.

To use myself as an example, after playing Persona 5 and loving it, I’d really like to try Persona 3 to see where a lot of stuff in the game I love came from, but I was way too young for it on initial release, and the first Sony console that I ever owned is a PS4. Meaning short of tracking down and spending a ton on a …

Wait, what did Troy McClure allegedly do? I loved his performance in such films as They Came to Burgle Carnegie Hall and Radioactive Man III: Oh God, Not Again. I’d be distraught if it turned out that he was some sort of monster in his personal life.

I still need to play Automata. I bought it in a Playstation Store sale and it’s currently in my very large backlog.

Oh, agreed. The problem as I see it is the display of the logo, since somebody could see it out in the wild and assume it’s a Nike product. If they covered up the logo, I doubt that there would be any issue. And Nike not pushing back on the earlier ones is definitely the weakest aspect of Nike’s case. I was just…

Wait, they ported Phantasy Star I to the Switch? Why did no one tell me this? I picked up the other original 4 games on Steam but they don’t have the first one on there for some reason, which hacked me off as I wanted to try them all out. I may need to get this.

I have fond memories of Shadow the Hedgehog despite some of the missions being frustrating and the story being a gigantic pile of overly edgy nonsense.

I’ll totally back up Pokemon Colosseum and Arkham Origins (Origins is actually my favorite game in that franchise).

They might have a case that the new shoes have the potential to damage their brand via false association, while the Holy shoes didn’t. It’s not a surefire argument, but it would probably be their best one.

Watching people mix up copyright and trademark as if they are the same thing was pretty painful. And I’m not even a lawyer, or even in a career that has anything to do with law.