Very much yes. And, if they had, a sequel could be kind of cool.

I swear, he looks like a Jhonen Vasquez drawing in that picture.

Sincerely Against Democracy

The only one that struck me as terrible was Spirited Away, but that was more because of the appalling script. I watched some DVD extra with the people who wrote it (I think they were a married couple), and they related an anecdote about how they didn't know what was meant by "gold seal" (presumably in the translation…

*tiptoeing out of frame…*

To quote Jeremy Hardy on the topic of finding use of the c-word deplorable: "…But how are you supposed to drive?"

Well, then. *eh-hem*

There were those John Hodgman/Justin Long ads.

WeepingBear

But let's not lose sight of the important thing, which is that he lures children to his truck and serial murders them because he feels like his brain is on fire.

You can't do that with me! I'm delicate!

Fine, darker. I didn't actually play much of the other ones, but I thought they were somewhat more cartoonish. There is more to this spectrum than "sunshine, lollipops and rainbows" and "any violence at all."

Surprising, but yes.

From what I remember, Twisted Metal: Black was one of those rare examples of a dark, gritty reboot that worked. Is this enough to be worth having faith in a movie adaptation? No, it is not.

"…Wainy Days is single-mindedly obsessed with…bears; …fuzzy thing[s]…constantly…petting… wildly. A good thing."

Lasties!

There's no possible way anyone's still reading this, (but you'll get notified, @avclub-9068bfb1ee2a95f6b79d071f3c70b40c:disqus !), but I just watched the ep on hulu, and holy ever-loving ass, it was horrible. As far as something seeming off, didn't it seem like everyone was mugging insanely? I mean, there's always…

I miss Binky.

Oh, ok. Also delightful.

@avclub-4caf6aa0375b2499ebfe7e971b36eee3:disqus I long ago accepted this as truth.