So the line between advertising and journalism has become so blurred as to be nigh indistinguishable. Well, that's fun. THANKS, INTERNET.

This kind of thing, and the sweaty manchildren that come out to defend it, just makes the medium seem infantile at times.

Yes, but very convenient for the apologists that want to use that brand of twisted logic to support their viewpoints

Awful characters, speaking awful dialogue, while endlessly running from point A to point B with interruptions to play the awful repetitive battle system. Different strokes for different folks, so I won't begrudge you for liking it, but what is 'insane' about others thinking it's shitty?

Impossible.

How is ridiculing the objectification of women championing an "adrogynous or unisex ideal"?

Holy missing-the-point-by-a-mile rant, Batman! Ha, so who's doing the 'bitching' here, really?

I worked at a Movie Gallery when that movie came out on DVD! Ahh, the preview reel. Such memories...

Bahahahahaha

I also got chills. Could it be a sign that they're taking the series back to its roots to a degree?

Ohh, I love when people try to "counter" others they don't agree with by vaguely alluding to arguments or facts without substantiating them all. It just opens up such a world of exciting possibilities!

Awwwww

And to think this moron pulls down a six figure salary for this horseshit.

Stupid song really ruins the video.

Umm, no. That is just some really convenient pollyanna logic.

But were they rhythmic?

As someone who has lived in the South most of my life, there is nothing more annoying than the apologists/revisionists/general dumbasses who want to insist that the Civil War wasn't fought over the issue of slavery/

The fellow fan often comes in the mouthbreather variety. Sometimes I have to ask myself, "do I really want to be associated with this anymore"? And I follow a team that has some of the mouthbreatheriest fans around ('bama)!

Faked that one dude out so hard

And of course he's got the complete uniform (pair of jorts) on!