T3hRaven

Have a little mercy on me guys, I don't have a starting QB yet...

Regardless of whether it should have been Luck, it should have been a QB.

I completely agree, Luck would have been my pick there.

Now the waiting and hoping my guy is still there when my pick comes around. I think I have everything in order.

Yes, kneel before Zod.

I think the prequels are an instance where a lot of the casting was phenomenal, it was just let down by a poor script and bad direction. Neeson was obviously great as his character as was Samuel L. Jackson. The real gem was Ewan McGregor though, who I thought perfectly fit the role of Obi-Wan Kenobi, and I saw a logical progression towards the awesomeness of Sir Alec Guinness. Natalie Portman was let down a lot by the script (I know she can act), but it's hard to forgive Christensen. The story sucked and the scripts were even worse than the original trilogy. It's time to acknowledge that George Lucas sucks as a director, and as a writer (his real blemish in the OT being his unnatural scripting and the Ewoks). He's a good world builder and marketer, he's willing to push technology and try new things, but he's a really bad director. That's something you hear all the time from the cast. Episode IV is his one lucky masterpiece, but even then the best movie of his saga was directed by someone else. Even a nobody was capable of doing a better job than Lucas, which is kinda sad.

It looks like a wait for DVD unless the reviews are outstanding kind of movie for me. I like Ryan Reynolds and Jeff Bridges, and it could be nice to see Bridges (essentially) playing Rooster Cogburn again, since he was far from what was wrong with True Grit.

It has Charlie Day in it, what do you expect? They're trying to resurrect some sub genre of Japanese movies, of which Godzilla was the only thing to somewhat survive. I really like Idris Elba, but I don't see it being a major box office success.

They can't. Those characters are owned by different studios.

Come on bro, the appropriate Fourth of July movie is Independence Day.

I just like getting confirmation when I feel like a movie is going to be bad and it is. I like Westerns and I wouldn't want to see it. Depp is actually getting blasted for this one, mostly for overacting. Verbinski has made some great movies before, the first Pirates is one of my all time favorite movies and Rango is my favorite animated movie to come out in a very long time, but I think he gets taken by the studios a bit at times.

Who's going to bite the bullet and tell us how bad The Lone Ranger is?

The one who was most like I pictured them to be in real life was Danny McBride.

I thought Michael Cera was the funniest overall in the movie, which is odd because I can't stand him. Of the main six, I'd probably go with Jonah Hill.

This is the End is funny. It's not exceptionally funny, but it is funny. I thought it got bogged down after the first half hour or so, but I enjoyed it.

Yeah, I enjoyed it. Not exceptional or anything, but it's an acceptable light-hearted affair, although it is a bit predictable. But I really like Steve Zahn. It is interesting to see how far Matthew McConaughey has come since then though. He's really made himself into a legitimate actor over the past few years, not that I didn't find him generally likeable before.

You also have to take into account the fact that most football players are really really really really dumb.

Cars and Toy Story 3 were passable, but I did not enjoy those other ones. Wall-E is an artistic annoying crap movie, I don't understand the widespread love of it. It is my most hated Pixar flick by far, and it might be the movie I've hated the most in the last few years. There were parts of Up I liked, but I didn't like the kid character. The first few minutes where they do the whole love story was nice, but I didn't like the overall way the plot went in that one and didn't really enjoy watching it. I didn't like the plot of Ratatouille, and even animated rats in a kitchen is disgusting to me.

I haven't enjoyed a Pixar movie since The Incredibles. Maybe I'm a victim of nostalgia on this one, since Monsters Inc. or Finding Nemo is my favorite Pixar film.

Monsters University was just ok. I haven't been impressed with a Pixar movie in quite some time though.

That remains to be seen. Halo 4 was a far superior title to every game Bungie made, excluding Combat Evolved. The campaign was refocused on story and characters, and should that focus be maintained throughout the new trilogy I'd have to give the nod to 343. I also think their version of multiplayer was a lot more fun than even that of Halo 2, but that's an entirely different debate. Bungie phoned it in and just made money off the Halo name for many years, and we let them get away with it. The 180 from Microsoft restores some power to the consumer, it's unfortunate that they didn't figure that out before E3. I'm still not getting a launch day box this time, as the games I want won't be out for quite some time, but I'll feel less like icky for buying one. I'm still upset with Microsoft though, but that's mostly for Windows 8.

You gotta watch that man. Best superhero origin movie ever.

It looks like they're trying to make Defiance, but a good version of that. Or maybe I'm oversimplifying it.

No, that's why I made multiple posts about it.

I liked Priya in the episode where they examined the roommate agreement. She was alright for what she was.