Yeah, they made them way too complicated, then didn't bother to figure out how they'd actually transform, so the transformations are just a blurry, incomprehensible mess. When transforming robots are the main feature of your movie, that's not the part to skimp on.

See also: Jeremy Renner, Ryan Gosling

Did she say why?

McKellen would've been good as Dumbledore, but it would've been too similar to Gandalf. I never really liked Michael Gambon in the role though, he came across as kind of cold. My choice to replace Harris would've been John Hurt.

I've seen New Frontier and Under the Red Hood, plus:

Well, I've only just started watching them, and have started with the higher-rated ones, so admittedly my perspective is a bit biased, but the live action teams could certainly learn a lot from some of the better animated movies.

Seriously. The animated movies are so good - the tone is right, the stories make sense, the characters are true to themselves. Why doesn't WB just hire the DC Animation creative team to shepherd the live-action movies? They're right there!

I haven't read the comics, but just watched Mystery of the Batwoman, so I thought there were three Batwomen! Is it different in the comics?

And while they're at it, PricewaterhouseCoopers needs at least one or two more letters in their name capitalized. And some spaces.

It sounds like some amateur garage band.

A couple things I've been wondering: why did she go to Tattooine instead of straight to Alderaan, and how did Vader find her there?

Oh, no worries. I hadn't heard of Justice Society either until this thread and have just started getting into the animated movies. Thanks for letting me know about New Frontier - I'll check it out!

Animated JSA movie? I can't seem to find it - what's it called?

Pretty sure Siskel & Ebert had a trademark on thumbs up/down for movie reviews - how long until Netflix get sued by their families?

Compare the number of comments on sites where you have to click to view comments vs sites where the comments are right there. New visitors are much more likely to join and comment if the comments are there for them to see without having to intentionally look for them. This change will kill the community here.

German knock-knock joke:

That case was then adapted into a videogame, which was itself the subject of a lawsuit brought by the publisher of the game where you can flip gravity, in the landmark case VVVVVV v. V. v. V, V.

That haircut is rather thort.

I hear there's going to be a special edition for drive-in theaters - Geostorm: Convertible.

Flash Point?