I had to look up his filmography to have a decent answer for this…maybe Black Hawk Down, though I'm not sure if it holds up, but before that I guess Thelma and Louise. I have a ton of issues with Gladiator, so I wouldn't call it great, but the Martian probably comes a little bit closer to greatness imo. Both those…

Sounds like a good life.

The real spoiler is how much of lame ass Captain Phasma is.

Oh wow, that would be incredible. I'm not sure if Dig! is iconic enough for them to tackle, but as one of my personal favorites, I'd sure love to see it.

Hader is such a treasure on this show. I didn't even like him much before I saw DN, but he just kills it in every single episode.

Same here…there's something about smoothly gliding down hallways that just sets off my nausea, and Wolfenstein 3D has to be the worst offender. HL2 and Portal were also rough going for me. Modern shooters, like Overwatch, I'm perfectly fine with. Even some 3rd person games set it off though… like KOTOR.

Yeah they just don't make great horrific scenes like those in family movies anymore, do they. Man, I loved Temple of Doom so much as a kid. WTF is wrong with me?

Playing a lot of Lord of the Rings Online thanks to the recent MMO Bookclub: https://www.reddit.com/r/Th…

I tried to get back into HOTS with the 2.0 update, but I'm not sure I can do it. People just bitching every single game… in quick match! I don't know what it is about MOBAs, but it just seems to bring out the worst in other people.

Is there maybe some kind of follow up degree he can pursue next, instead of making more Offspring music? Because I think we have enough of that now, thanks.

Exactly… a character that outrageous might have worked in small doses? But good god, did I get my fill of him almost as soon as he showed up.

Agree…the finale was great, but that mid-season episode with the Bob reveal was easily my favorite of the entire run. TP isn't a scary show, by any means, but I had trouble being alone in my house after that episode.

I feel like the Martian was good in spite of his direction. Damon gave a great performance, and the source material was really strong. But man, did I find the visuals incredibly bland. I don't understand why he made a hostile, desolate planet seem so CGI-slick.

Ridley Scott in 5 Years: The problem with the original Alien is that we only had one alien, when modern audiences expect more at this point. Which is why my new Final Director's Cut uses the latest CGI technology to fully realize my original vision of having 3-4 more Aliens in every scene.

I'm pretty new to the series and I've been loving the new eps. Just watched Space Mutiny the other night for contrast, and while I think those voice actors are a bit better and more distinct, and the overall riffing felt looser and more natural… still I think the new episodes hold their own for me. Plus, the new mads…

I feel ya… but even the dullest movies (Reptilicus and Beast of Hollow Mountain for me so far), get better towards the end when the corny monster effects get broken out. I think it's usually worth the slog.

Didn't they already make a book about that, except he (she?) manages to escape somehow. Probably not canon anymore.

I absolutely can't keep the movie names straight at this point… but in my mind 3 is absolutely the best. It's so just intense and grimy… PSH is easily the best villain in the series.

Yeah, JP isn't an action movie (the sequels might be though). It's essentially a family-friendly horror/disaster film.

Yeah but they'd sell more toys if BB-8 went instead. So really tough decision for Disney, artistically, I'd imagine…