Tenzhi
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If it ends up just being a black/grey suit with a red R on it, I'll be less interested in it. Robin needs more colour than that, IMO.
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Quote:In my experience, female LARPers are just as likely to be spoken-for as Tabletoppers. The difference being that the LARPer is more likely to be carrying around an actual vial of blood, wearing a ring with a compartment that holds some nefarious substance, be comprised of 10% foreign metallic objects, and probably is into furries. None of these traits particularly bother me, mind you, but I've found them to be more common in the LARP scene.Originally Posted by Innovator
Do you know the difference between LARPers and Tabletoppers? LARPers actually talk to single girls who have a chance of being interested in them. While the girls Tabletoppers talk to are never single, never interested except for the one in the group they are usually already currently dating or married to. -
Quote:Good. Spock's appearance in the first was more than enough. I like Nimoy and Shatner, mind, but if they're going to run with this new stuff they need to weigh anchor and move on from the past in their own direction.Originally Posted by Sevenpenny
Shatner confirms that he will not be in the sequel....
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Quote:Probably. Just like tracking down that reviewer who complained that 'green is the color of will - who decided that, that's stupid' just to spend 12 hours bludgeoning them with a pika-hammer would be a waste of time. But at least they're wastes of times that I could derive *some* enjoyment from.Originally Posted by Father Xmas
I'm pretty sure that Durakken's mind is set that the movie was a travesty. So it's a waste of time trying to convince him otherwise.
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Quote:Originally Posted by TrueGentleman
Here's the latest unconfirmed explanation for what's going on with Series 7:
This makes perfect sense to me: Doctor Who is best watched in winter, in the dark.I will never understand that outlook, because Doctor Who was never scary to me even as a kid. A bit creepy in a couple of episodes, but never outright scary.Quote:Originally Posted by Father Xmas
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Quote:Because his ring obviously detected yellow energy beforehand given that it audibly notified him of it and he therefore must have tracked it to that location.Originally Posted by Durakken
Hal magically appearing in a secret base noone knows about to battle Hammond
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I just saw it Monday afternoon and found it quite enjoyable. I liked the movie Hal Jordan a great deal, which is more than I can say for Hal as I've seen him in the comcs. He struck me as having all the good qualities of Hal minus that stick that seems to have been shoved up comic-Hal's backside. Maybe that's how Hal was before Coast City got destroyed?
Of course, I would have preferred an Alan Scott movie. I always liked the magical Green Lantern best. But still, I'd look forward to a sinister sequel if they made it. -
Quote:Indeed. Including this one.Originally Posted by Acemace
Don't we find ourselves saying this for every soon to be underwhelming mmo..
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Quote:I like how the coyote falling of the cliff is a metaphor for falling into the trap of pretentious irony.Originally Posted by Forbin_Project
/This
That's why the original cartoons like Looney Tunes are timeless. They were made to entertain adults as well as kids, and as we grow up we start appreciating the deeper meaning of the comedy. -
Quote:Hence 'the fact that it was just a throwaway line just made it worse'. The statement being made seems to be that he shouldn't have been using Jack at all, but if he was gonna do it he should've done it proper.Originally Posted by Fleeting Whisper
She didn't claim to be Jack.
EDIT: Also, it seemed to be implied that Jack was eaten. As I recall the exchange was something like 'How did you find Jack' 'A bit stringy.' -
Quote:I've always felt like an old man, but I've always enjoyed various "kids" movies, too.Originally Posted by Ironik
When I had my birthday senior year, my best friend remarked, "You aren't 17 going on 18, you're 17 going on 40." Which was true. I've always felt like I was in my 40s. So by the time I was 20, you can imagine how little tolerance I had for kids' action flicks.
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Quote:Assuming you mean Vosloo, when did he play Sinestro? Because Sinestro is voiced by Jason Isaacs in Emerald Knights, as I recall.Originally Posted by That_Ninja
So it appears the Mummy really likes playing fallen heroes (Black Adam and Sinestro).
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Quote:Ah, the camping scene. Yes, that is a redeeming scene. And Shatner looks younger there to me than he did in 2-4.Originally Posted by TheBruteSquad
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mpxRS8GORmk
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Quote:No, that's the lesser known Sinustro.Originally Posted by Zombie Man
Or have a big nose.
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Quote:If he doesn't go evil, he should at least be left-handed.Originally Posted by ThePill
But, let's be honest, his name's Sinestro, if he doesn't go evil at some point that would be the real shame.
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Quote:Unless I'm mistaken, ST5 was the one where they get hijacked by a crazy vulcan and search for God at the center of the universe. I don't recall any bromance.Originally Posted by Chad Gulzow-Man
Wasn't ST5 the Kirk/Spock/Bones bromance one? That's my favorite Star Trek movie, or at least my favorite that features the original cast. >_>;
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Quote:But it's got that guy from Early Edition!Originally Posted by CommunistPenguin
I liked that it was lacking in any major stars.
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Quote:In times past, sock suspenders (and floofy wigs) were fashionable for men. Braces, however, are dental monstrosities.Originally Posted by Dante
BRACES man, braces! That difference between US and UK language has now provoked images in my head I did not want!
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Quote:Indeed. He stood guard over Amy for 2000 years without going insane or losing sight of his task. Despite appearing to be a bumbler, he is quite obviously made of pretty stern stuff.Originally Posted by Forbin_Project
I always knew he had it in him.
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Quote:I thought The Voyage Home was horrible. I'd almost rather watch all of the TNG movies and ST5 than watch that damn preachy save-the-whales schlockfest.Originally Posted by Mystic_Fortune
I disagree, only the odd numbered ones belong in that pile. 2, 4, 6, 8 and even 10 (J.J. Abrams Star trek) were all great Star Trek movies.
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Yeah, Star Trek is the only thing he's done that I liked. Super 8 hasn't grabbed my interest at all, and indeed I've hardly seen any commercials for it to be "sick of Super 8"...
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Quote:I like all the Doctors to some degree, though I certainly like some more than others. For me, Doctors 3 and 4 are my favourites. I'm still not keen on Matt Smith, but I like him more this season than I have in the past. Peter Davison is the Doctor I like least, to the point where I have actually disliked him from time to time.Originally Posted by Scythus
There's pretty much three Doctors that I like: 4th, 7th, and 2nd, in that order.
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Quote:Beats me what they're specifically missing out on. All I know is that Iron Man, Thor, and the Incredible Hulk are the top 3 Marvel movies for me so far.Originally Posted by CaptainFoamerang
What exactly are you wanting from these movies when you say "they aren't fun enough?"
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Quote:Did he? The way I understood him, a fully formed person couldn't be mutated in the short span of a lifetime exposure to the Time Vortex (as it normally takes billions of years), but when the likelihood of the actual conception having occurred in that environment was pointed out to him he had an "Oh crap!" moment that implies such an event could result in that unique mutation (1/2 timelord DNA). And such hybrid DNA gives Them (nebulous bad guy pronoun) a headstart on full Time Lord DNA.Originally Posted by Zikar
Ah, but the Doctor said that it doesn't work that way
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Quote:Power outage and no UPS. It had to happen.Originally Posted by Scythus
They're... rebooting the universe again? WHY?