The thing is, when stars trash movies after it bombs, it's usually because it sucked and they know it sucked, and they're just acknowledging that fact. John Carter was a legitimately good movie that got royally screwed by its marketing. I'm not saying it was some sort of masterpiece, but it was solid fun sci-fi…

Just call the goddamn movie The World's Finest. Done. We've had movies now called The Dark Knight and Man of Steel. Just because Batman and Superman aren't in the title, doesn't mean, nobody will know that it's the Batman Vs. Superman movie. B v. S: Dawn of Justice is such an awful clunky name for the movie.

Of course the horn is real. It said in the books that the only reason that Mance didn't use the horn was because he didn't want to destroy the Wall. The reason for the formation of the wildling army is because they're trying to escape the White Walkers and would need the protection that the Wall provided in order to…

I don't think anybody is saying they wanted the Avengers to show up on SHIELD. That was never going to happen and anybody who did was being an idiot. That said, I think most people wanted some more Marvel from a show that is officially titled Marvel's Agents of SHIELD; some B or C-list villains from the Marvel…

I wanted to love this movie, but it was straight up just not very good. Pretty much every character was some stock action movie archetype, and the only actors who were good enough to rise above the writing were Charlie Day and Idris Elba. Mako was an especially embarrassing collection of pretty much every Asian…

Every single time, there's always some douchebag with the my so-and-so's were immigrants and they learned English!

Exactly, and I'm saying that's the right way to think. Your cultural relativistic bullshit stance is "it's part of their culture, so we should accept it." We absolutely should not. Any right thinking person should think that sexualized images of young teens or pre-teens is fucked up. We don't live in the middle ages…

Cultural relativism is bullshit. Are there things to be appreciated in every culture? Of course. Is everything about every culture admirable? Fuck, no. There are things you can point to as being objectively messed up, and Japan's borderline pedophilic depiction of young female characters in their games and anime is…

Cue the obligatory white dude rage.

Ha, I did the exact same thing. Gave up on Chuck on the last two episodes.

I am this close to giving up on that show. I don't know why I keep punishing myself. The show is even more infuriating because Arrow is on the air and is a great example of how you should handle a TV adaptation of comic books.

But that's also true of the person who did the spoiling. They can't know whether or not they are spoiling something for someone.

The only problem I have with VLC, and admittedly this is a very minor quibble that will not affect the vast majority of users, is that .smi subtitle files will display properly. Almost all Korean language subtitle files are in this format and I use them when watching Korean movies so I can practice reading and attempt…

You mean things that happened in TV shows or a movie months or even years ago? This is exactly what everybody is saying. The Red Wedding happened over a year ago, Breaking Bad ended almost 4 months ago, and Serenity was released in 2005. Oh, it was spoiled for you? Tough shit. Knowing these things doesn't actually…

Because that's on you to avoid if you really care about it that much. Other people can't know whether or not you've seen something, and it's not their responsibility to make sure that they don't spoil anything for you.

I just thought the controls were really imprecise and Monkey just felt sort of floaty. It never really felt like you had total control over what he was doing. And, I spent as much time fighting the camera as any enemy on screen. I did really enjoy the story, but I just couldn't put up with the gameplay long enough to…

In a very similar situation, regarding the age of coworkers anyway. In my late 20s and all of my coworkers are in their late 30s to late 50s. All married with kids. Hell, some of them have kids that are my age. No socializing with any of them after work.

I found the boss battles challenging as well. Mostly because the camera was ass and I couldn't see where I was being attacked from half the time, though. The story was interesting, but technically, the game was a mess.

Wasn't the government that abolished the military a junta that was formed by overthrowing the previous regime? Not that I'm a big fan of the US military most of the time, but the point still stands.

I love how whenever this comes up, you always get idiots saying, "It happened so long ago, why don't these people get over it?" as if history has no bearing on how the current world works. And, when it involves anime it's typically weeabos who actually know nothing about Japan beyond what they've seen in anime. I…