I saw them compared to school uniforms in South Africa in a different article.

I’m really enjoying God of War but the spongey and repetitive mini-bosses and general lack of true boss fights is probably its weakest link. Even the dragons get recycled. Which normally wouldn’t bother me if it weren’t for the absence of other large creatures. Fortunately the core gameplay loop is so good that I…

In his defense, the fat fuck’s heart would probably arrest the moment he put forth even the slightest amount of effort in the bedroom.

Eh. I don’t like the first movie but it made half a billion dollars. Most people I’ve talked to enjoyed it. My guess is they’re stoked. They’ll be able to separate it in their minds from the events of Infinity War. And even though I don’t personally care for the franchise thus far, I can still appreciate the idea of a…

It was a joke.

Lots of these games are multiplats. Uncharted 4 is a system seller. Not sure why you’d remove it while keeping the likes of Rocket League, Witcher 3, Fortnite, Witness, and so on.

I’ve been feeling this as well. Occasionally I will still try to press down on the D-Pad (like in Uncharted) to activate photo mode. But all it does is make Kratos grunt and do a 180, which sounds so silly that every time I do it I can’t help but mash the down button and make him flip back and forth going, “guh, huh,…

Question - Is the MP beta available for Mac?

Bingo. The movie has an A cinemascore. Wide audiences dug it.

You could say the same about Empire Strikes Back. The heroes lose at Hoth. They go on the run. Eventually they face off against the bad guys again. They fail again. They run away again. It’s ok if the heroes fail if that’s the point of the story.

To be fair, you could say the same of most of the movies in the Marvel universe. They’re consumable entertainment meant to be chewed up and spit up before we all march along to the next one. Each tells a complete story on its own (yes, including Infinity War), but they’re so intertwined with all the other films that…

It’s baiting because of how you phrased your comment. You went out of your way to bring race, gender, and age to the conversation. Then you ended it with a pointed, “why is that?” Back off with the self-righteous, accusatory tone if you want to have a meaningful discussion. Tony is a major, long-standing character in…

Examples typically aren’t conducive to making a straw man argument.

By your logic, Tony is the secret villain of Civil War, Hulk is the secret villain of Avengers 1, and Hulk is the secret villain of Avengers 2. Quill’s behavior doesn’t make him a villain. It’s simply a character flaw being exploited as a plot device to divide the group.

Probably because Tony played a major role in creating Vision, so that’s where my mind goes. Maybe it’s Shuri. Maybe it’s Bruce. Maybe a character we haven’t met yet. Maybe it doesn’t even happen. I’m just spitballing here. So relax with the race baiting. In before you deny it.

Yeah. It’s been years since I last watched it but I remember getting the vibe that the robots were sort of “pushing back” so to speak, which to the park operators looked like a malfunction.

I like this theory mostly because it solves what’s always been my biggest problem with the show. How are a few hundred theme park robots possibly going to break out without being crushed once the outside world learns about their revolt? Well, it will be a lot easier if the world is already teaming with sleeper hosts…

Also, while I agree the movie was somewhat undercut by meta aspects - knowledge of future film plans and a familiarity with the comic books - I can’t really hold that against the filmmakers or the movie itself. I mean that’s the story they were supposed to tell. And they killed it in terms of the execution. Did the…

“There’s no reason someone new to LOTR (particularly when it was new) would know that.”

I could be wrong but I think a bunch of Asgardians escaped. I missed it in the movie but have seen others reference a throwaway line that indicated some of them got away on a transport ship or something.