>>37223
Ah, that DOES explain it, thanks! It's always been a pet peeve of mine.

Man of Steel - "Fate of Your P…
NEEEEEEEEEEEEW TRAAAAAAAAAAAAAILER!

>>37274
Doomsday?

>>37258
I know. Khan was an Indian played by a Mexican. But I guess they factored in way-too-easily upset people and/or racist dumbasses who think all brown people are identical or some stupid shit.

Come to think of it, everyone's ethnicity is sorta wonky in Star Trek. Scotty was either a Brit or a Canadian playing a Scotsman. Chekhov wasn't Russian in the original, and is Russian-but-spent-his-whole-life-in-America. Original Khan was a Mexican playing an Indian. Uhura went from African-American to Puerto Rican. Picard was a Brit playing a Frenchman but didn't use an accent.

>>37262
But considering how Western Europeans are pretty ethnically similar it's a lot more egregious to have a Mexican playing an Indian considering they're even less similar genetically, and the only thing they have in common is that they're brown. Not that I think there are terrorist implications, but the scope is quite different.

>>37255
I guess so. But its not like most people arguing against the fact factor that in.

>>37266
I think you'd be surprised with the similarities.
Playing devil's advocate, I'm sure... But just don't toss that out.
Sure, its not cool. But... I dunno. Maybe I'm too multicultural for me own good

GODDAMN IT SAM GO BACK AND GET THAT KNIFE

>>37143
Orell was fucking awesome in the books.

Not really a spoiler for show watchers, but He was one of the dudes the Night's Watch killed when they caught Ygritte. He warged into his bird and spent the next two books attacking Jon Snow at random.

The scene where Ygritte was all "You know nothing- JON SNOW!!!!!" and the bird attacks Jon out of nowhere had me like

Funniest Reaction to Scarlet …

Well that's one wedding down.

Let's see how many more they can fit in before the season ends.

>>37263
Isn't it all on Netflix streaming just like Arrested Development?

>>37268
Yea I think they just added season 4

>>37268
We don't/can't have Netflix.

>>37260
Dude, just... don't give Marvel ideas, okay?

>>37261
That also cuts mutant ties as well correct?

>>37261
Namor predates the Fantastic Four by two and a half decades. If they could have the Human Torch cameo in Captain America, they can do Namor wherever they want.

>>37160
Oh let me help you with that.
Jurassic Park audiobook - Unab…

>>37199
I'm not sure if this is intended to be a joke or not. If it isn't, it's one of the more ridiculous things I've read in a long time.

I'm okay with ads. I just wish Blip mixed it up so it wasn't the same four ads every time, and I wish they got rid of the ones that pop up from the bottom of the video.

Oh Akiba

Heh its Bizzaro /m/

Oh well. I have to say, ten years ago I'd never believe they'd make an Iron Man movie, let alone that it would launch a universe. It's had its ups and downs and as a fan of the Avengers in general, I'm happy. Plus the movie was at least ok, could have better, but its not the worst thing to happen to the character. That honor would have to go to The Crossing.

So favorite armor?

<My favorite. The artbook stated Thumper was supposed to represent Tony's hard as nails, craftsman side.

>>37247
>Hammer was a joke.
It's not just that he was a joke, it was a joke they repeated over and over, as if they were afraid someone wouldn't get it. That's a fair analogy for the whole movie, actually.

>>37242
See, when you say "Cosmic Entities" or "Space Gods", one can tell they're big shit. You know there's stuff out there beyond human understanding.

When you say "Space Gods who created mankind, also the only reason why there are mutants is why they programmed it to happen", that kinda kills the mystery a bit, messes up the concept of genetic mutation and also removes the chances that things "just happened". Might be a pet peeve of mine, because I simply don't like the concept. Kinda like with Thor, the whole movie could have gone without the "lol our magic is just SCIENCE! way beyond your understanding" and it wouldn't lose anything.

Well damn it's Prometheus all over again.

>>37206
We do see Eight very briefly, he runs past her towards the end of the episode when she's in the mist.
>>37207
It's not exactly the same, but it does look incredibly similar to his newer costume. I would pay ten trillion diamonds to Moffat if he turns out to be an old Eight, especially if McGann gets to actually make an appearance.

>>37206

Man, I hate it when Dr. Who is actually good. It just keeps me tolerating the long stretches of bad between.

Why is no one exited?
Sir Reality Todd Rundgren live…

Fair warning: if you watch David Cronenberg's remake of The Fly you will probably spend a good portion of the movie crying. I watched it once about five years ago, and ever since I can't look at a screenshot without getting a sick feeling deep in my gut. It's a great film, but you probably won't want to watch it more than once.

>>37131
> you will probably spend a good portion of the movie crying

Explain. That last bit with the maimed Brundle-Fly silently begging to be put out of his misery was indeed gut wrenching and gives me all sorts of feels, yeah, but the rest?

Oh Re-Animator doing so well till the hour mark then going full boat into silly. I'd like to see one tied closer to the original story though and still using Combs of course.

>>37065
Personally I always thought how they explained the giant robots was rather slick, especially since they used that plot device for some cool shit later on.

>>37100
That is....so weirdly inspiring.

>>37139
It would be the intro speech to the most epic Science Fiction Movie ever.

Skullgirls: In Just A Moment's Time

This thing isn't even out for PC yet...

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I really hope they release a full soundtrack sometime.

>>36997
That's not what the plus in the title means.

>>37006
Stop taking everything at face value.

In other news, after watching the movie I can see how it inspired Silent Hill so much.

>>36995
However, you are complaining about spoilering even though that doesn't hurt anybody in anyway.

Fixing Good 2

no really, why
these jokes are so lame

>>35284
I liked the first one but the second one was just silly.

Finally got to see season 5. Or at least the first half.

>Say my name!

This show is really like nothing I've seen before. I've never seen a man go from hero to villain like that. I don't agree with what he does, but I understand, it makes sense for once.