I'm fine with Affleck directing. Why not? He's shown he's a solid director. This "he's never directed anything this size" stuff is garbage. No director in the history of cinema has EVER directed a huge movie before his first one.
I'm fine with Affleck directing. Why not? He's shown he's a solid director. This "he's never directed anything this size" stuff is garbage. No director in the history of cinema has EVER directed a huge movie before his first one.
I think it becomes an issue of time and money. How could you fit seven major heroes into a movie, even if it goes 2.5 hrs? Someone (or many) is going to get short-changed. And then there's the cost of it. You can't just hire any stiff to fill these roles if you're avoiding A-list names. They might be around for…
I can accept that reasoning; make sense. What doesn't make sense is how dreadful it was.
I was wondering the same thing, Drew Hawk. What else are you looking at during this sequence? I guess if you're the type who likes to chat and rummage around your seat looking for your keys you missed this sequence. It was almost like a game to figure out what you were looking at before getting a complete visual ... I…
Um ... Klingon Bloodwine poster fail ... "Klingons do not smile. Not even a little."
Its like all the episodes of Star Trek I've watched have finally paid off somehow; I can clearly identify each actor as through they weren't altered at all. Seeing through prosthetics (or in the case Photoshop) is a really fun game.
"Spock's Brain"?
This is "The Magnificent Ferengi" episode isn't it? Absolutely hilarious from start to finish.
Which version of Deadpool are we talking about? The one with healing factor and teleportation? Actually, either one of those powers kinda makes it hard for Vader to win.
I know, right? When I saw him in Inception I was like, "Where have I seen this guy before? He totally looks familiar." I was thrown off by his much fuller adult physique. And then I had that eureka moment near the end, "OMG! That's Evil Picard!"
Maybe I'm just jaded, but Frankenweenie annoys me and smacks of vanity project; this prevents me from showing much interest.
You've certainly included one of my requirements—failed utopia. The first few seasons of The Next Generation were boring as hell because all they did was hit us over the head with stories about the Federation visiting uncivilized heathens and telling them how great and advanced the Federation was. Bo-ring!
Well, shit.
"You know what I mean?"
Thank you for the info!
I also left the show at the beginning of season two and came back for season three, just like McFadden.
Spade is such an old and almost non-existent racial slur that I have a hard time caring about this. So, should we rename the main character in all the Sam Spade detective novels too? This is a real reach at manufacturing an issue.
Yeah! Well said.
Who says Robin Blake becomes the next Batman? Maybe he becomes Nightwing?