His character still opposed/fought against the player character. That entails the role of the antagonist.

I have seen Death at a Funeral and absolutely loved it. My entire family thinks it's just as funny.

Are you kidding me? Was he not an adversary in the games in which you played against? He was an antagonist because he opposed the player, the protagonist.

From what I understand the comic was exactly that: more than just an R-rated teen flick.

And, what, see an ending comprised of jetpacks? For a movie supposedly grounded in reality I find it very hard to believe that jetpacks exist, not to mention are affordable by a single-father former police officer.

I haven't seen either of those films, nor do I intend to.

Zangief is an antagonist, he's he's a "bad guy" in role, if not in persona or motivation. This really is not a difficult concept.

The terrible writing and acting of Kick-Ass.

I probably would be if I went to parties, but they're really not my thing. Too anti-social.

I must be the only person who found the original movie to be absolute trash. It was a waste of time, just like Scott Pilgrim. Both were all style with no substance.

The live-action Dune adaptation has fallen to the wayside numerous times over the last few years, to the point that I've lost all interest. An anime adaptation would serve the property well if they had the write house behind it.

I presume the angle of this show is from the perspective of the Empire. Showing the men under the helmets is an attempt to humanize them.

I don't quite get your point, but I don't see how unicorns might not exist. It's not something that can be proven either way.

They're not going to post something that isn't the law.

Because they've never bothered with prosecuting someone for emulating a game. Doesn't mean it's not still illegal.

Exactly. You seem to think that "belief" should mean "philosophy" or something.

Disbelief is still a form of belief. You're choosing not to believe in something, which in itself is a belief.

The live-action Super Mario Bros. film, with producer Jake Eberts. If you're familiar with his work you'll realize just what a missed opportunity it was.

Go to any website. Nintendo's legal page, for example, specifically says that both downloading ROMs and emulation (regardless of whether you own the game or not) is illegal.

Emulation is illegal. You cannot legally play any decent console game on a PC.