Dancing game, like Kinect Star Wars :D

Well, yeah, technically he is a Khan... :)

I have huge love and respect for Simon Pegg, his Hot Fuzz, Shaun of the Dead, and The World’s End are an inspiration. However, with regards to his thoughts on his totally bitching and x-treme movie featuring dirt bikes and the stuff gettin’ blowed up, I must respectfully disagree with him.

Hey, then they can continue their collection of Scott Pilgrim vs. The World actors.

Scarlett Johansson is a pretty awful actress herself.

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FUCKIN TOO LITTLE TOO LATE HOLLYWOOD

Sean Connery as the Emperor of Japan!

I would add that First Class made better use of its historical context than DOFP: the Cuban Missile Crisis was an essential part of its movie, but the Vietnam War/Paris peace talks were just period decorations.

MR. SINISTER IS A HORRIBLE CHARACTER. I MEAN MY GOD, HIS NAME IS “MR. SINISTER.” THAT’S LIKE LATE-PERIOD G.I. JOE CARTOON BAD.

Uh, First Class is fantastic. This rule does not apply

Right. DoFP was not an outstanding film. It was a solid one, but them repeating the “find Mystique, lose Mystique” cycle like three times was definitely bloated and tedious.

Another vote for the fact First Class was the superior movie to DOFP. Bloated is an excellent descriptor of that movie.

Except First Class was excellent and DOFP was bloated

Apocalypse has the mutant power of contrivance. He can do anything he needs to do to move the story forward.

We never exactly know what his powers are (we see him do many things, but it’s always vague), his motivations are almost laughably childish (“I want to rule the world!”)

I am sick and tired of the trope that the black character has to be a stereotypically loud, and bombastic simpleton that elicits laughs through wide-eyed terror-face and overreaction to every occurrence. Is this 1948? Why couldn’t she be a scientist too? Or why not make Kirsten Wiig the MTA worker?

This is a weird feeling. I like all of the people in it, and I like the original, but the trailer just make me...

Nope. Sorry, not working for me. I don’t know what people get out of Paul Feig’s comedy, but for me it fails every time.