It might be hard, but we do lots of hard things. Exercise, eat right, learn... The benefit on this is at least as great as a lot of other things.
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Ugh. I try to forget.
Marvel's not too likely to make any agreements with his estate... But the maybe the Kirby case could be used as precedent against DC?
Interesting! I guess it's pretty easy to over do it.
Marvel has announced a new "Weekend at Bernie's" set of story lines? Or maybe Marvel Zombies is about to make it to the big screen!
I'm not saying that the others weren't weak on effects, but I expected more from the third. The bar should have been higher.
It's a good point, but there might be some value to the family having a commitment to this.
This drove me crazy! The wild animals were ridiculous, too!
Totally forgot about that!
X-Files wasn't nearly as FX heavy as the shows that bothered you, though. I mean, they were heavily used, but not usually setting the scene.
Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith. At a time when CG was getting better, fast, the scenes with lava just looked horrible.
It was my first thought, but I hoped that some recognition would also follow.
I hope that it includes a "created by" byline in the movies, at the least. I feel like comics readers already know Kirby and give him his credit.
While I wish we would develop our passenger rail system, the US has the most sophisticated and best developed freight rail system in the world. This is sort of where the conflict begins. We are wary about compromising the efficiency of that system. It's a funny dichotomy.
because Black Adder!
It's a really strange future story. It has some good twists and turns, too!
I would say that the exception on the Hulk is in the Old Man Logan future storyline. The hulk gang was pretty fun, especially Bruce!
Looks like my silliness detectors are down. Sorry!
This article is more on populations being older on average than individuals. It makes the point that more people (and the environment) will benefit in general.