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Probably Batman, predictably. The villain roles I would categorize as 'good' are:
Heath Ledger's Joker
Jack Nicolson's Joker
Cillian Murphy's Scarecrow
Michelle Pfeiffer's Catwoman
Danny DeVito's Penguin (I didn't really like him compared to TAS's Penguin, but I thought he was still good / iconic in the role).

CADE_FOSTER posted...

really wish Arthmoor was still releasing mods we need an unofficial starfield patch

I wasn't aware that he wasn't uploading new mods, but Arthmoor's the kind of prick who, if he had the ability, would forcibly reach inside your PC and hand-pick your mods for what he deems to be the 'proper' Bethesda experience. So if that's the case then I personally would look forward to someone else taking up the Unofficial Patch mantle.

The Guy, The Bro, and the Other One

Steve Harrington's character arc.

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/5/5f0277a8.jpg

I'm so sorry to hear that TC. Hopefully he passes swiftly and painlessly at this point, and that you and your family can find some measure of comfort.

Neat, will watch later. My only complaint from the last vid was it ending on...a cliffnotes recounting of the Iliad and Odyssey? I kinda feel like the vast majority of his fanbase already knows those quite well.

"Ooh, look at the little rich boy whining about his problems! Fuck off and quit complaining you privileged brat, some of us have real shit to deal with!"

~ CEmen who over half the world's population would give anything to trade places with

Waking up from a nap in Oblivion to find Lucien LaChance standing over me. Somehow on my first playthrough I had completely missed the rumor about how the Dark Brotherhood recruits new members, and I just randomly decided to murder someone to see if I could get away with it, not expecting anything to come of it afterwards.

It was quite possibly the most immersed I've ever been in a video game. I remember furiously taking hand-written notes on every little detail he was telling me because I did NOT want to cross this guy or screw up the task he was giving me.

Okayfellas

I'm now imagining Jim Carrey's Grinch making massive-air-quotes 'Grinch Water.'

Thanks for that imagery.

NeonBoobs posted...

Kerokerocolas (now called Croaka Colas >_>)

Gotta admit, that's a good change, got a chuckle out of me.

Rika_Furude posted...

"i NeVeR sAw AnY bUgS iN bEtHeSdA bEfOrE"

"I never got the bug myself, therefore it doesn't exist, and you're whiny and entitled for bringing it up."

Loki s2 kinda flipped the script on the normal D+ MCU trajectory in that the middle of the season was the nadir, and they ended up managing to put a nice ribbon on things with a good finale.

Spoiler tag is for an amazing movie involving a time loop.

It seems to take some ideas from Groundhog Day, which I love because that is a fucking amazing movie.

Utilizing a time loop to learn piece by piece and try to basically defy fate? That's some Groundhog Day stuff!!!

Blue_Popo posted...

My girlfriend watched the marvels without having seen wandavidision or ms marvel and dug it. She did watch caotain marvel. Forum dwellers over think the "homework aspect", its a blockbuster movie not rocket science, you can figure out quick who is who

I sometimes wonder if the people who dwell too much on the 'homework' aspect believe that every single moviegoer who helped catapult Infinity War to well over 2 billion dollars at the box office was a diehard fan who knew every single MCU movie, character, and plotline like the back of their hand.

Venture Bros.
Scrubs
Monty Python's Flying Circus
The Simpsons
Avatar: The Last Airbender
Legend of Korra
It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia
Parks and Rec
Arrested Development
The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson

1) Tell him that Donald Trump challenges him to a 1v1 duel for planetary supremacy.
2) laugh
3) laugh some more
4) welcome our new alien overlord

leafsRULE posted...

vehement trump haters are more insufferable than trump stans. its way different than 2016

Some opinions are unpopular for good reason.

Justin2Krelian posted...

That or its a minority opinion

Is that actually the case here? Do Bournes 2, 3, 4, and / or 5 get wild acclaim that I'm not aware of?

I'll second the Bourne movies. 1st was a surprise hit that hugely influenced the direction of the Bond franchise. 2nd was one of the worst shaky-cam experiences I've ever had in a movie and started off on the wrong foot with the 'kill off the love interest in the sequel' trope. I didn't even bother with the 3rd movie and beyond after that point; the fact that I'm only the second person to mention Bourne is pretty indicative of the franchise becoming overall forgettable due to lackluster sequels.

Now now, he probably just got back from a really enjoyable trip to Zion National Park, and really hates hummus but doesn't know how to spell it. Also, the Mind Flayer made him do it.

...use your imaginations, people!!

PeteyParker posted...

I also agree with Mr. King above. It's weird (and sad) how much pleasure some people get from a movie they had no intention of ever seeing failing at the box office.

Even the people in this topic who are against this movie are exactly who you'd expect them to be.

Because eventually, as prophesized, one of them will finally be in charge.

Glad we finally got a good ending to a D+ MCU series. I was a bit skeptical during the climax ("oh, so what, Loki's just going to use his powers in some nonspecific way to make everything better?") but the Yggdrasil imagery at the end really made it click for me and tied everything together (pun intended).

_____Cait posted...

I did t like the psp TOLUCT. It was really unbalanced the whole class system felt jank.

Is the remake better?

I held a genuine grudge against LUCT for years because of how bad an experience I had with the PSP version. The Reborn version on the Switch has completely changed my opinion on the game, to the point where I finally see why certain people loved it and claimed it was better than FFT all this time.

"What should I do? Should I meditate? Should I give up all my possessions?"
"Are you kidding?! If anything you should have more possessions! You don't even own a computer."

Ron DeSantis: "Okay, how can I comment on this controversy in the most awkward and uncomfortable way possible?"

Murphiroth posted...

Legba malls!

Who's Jeve Stobs?

Revelation34 posted...

That would be impossible.

The movie condensed the first book into a 2-hour feature. I never saw it, but I assume that worked out pretty much okay...right?

While I would normally agree, the little visual touches that made Metroid Prime so groundbreakingly immersive would've been completely lost in 3rd person.

BakonBitz posted...

Tbh they need writers like Joss Whedon again. Not exactly because of certain reasons of course, but I think he understood how to make compelling characters and stories for comics.

...the guy who looked at Cap's character overhaul in Winter Soldier and said "nah, we need to make him a dork again?" That Joss Whedon?!

Yeah, I alluded to it before, but getting Funky Kong back is fun enough on its own; but getting his Wii-era delightful gibberish back as well is a pipe dream come true.

Pauline's lines are pretty great as well: "Hiiiiigh up in the skyyyyyy" during flying segments is pretty darn cute.

AssAssasin69 posted...

What was wrong with it?

In a nutshell, you know how a normal players guide would say 'use the Ancient Key to open this door and obtain the Sword of Eternal Power?' The FF9 guide would say 'there's something really cool behind this door! To learn what it is, go to playonline.com/swordofeternalpower.'

It was just an elaborate gimmick to get you to go to an online FAQ. The physical guide itself was a complete lemon.

This post contains a very interesting and thought-provoking response to the topic at hand. To see it in full, go to playonline.com/gofuckyourself

Definitely the top-tier fast-food burger in our area. Kind of lost their luster once we bought a flattop grill and learned how to make better smash burgers at home, though.

Was Batman really forever?

Zikten posted...

I'm not wrong

As a big fan of the Watchmen GN, the movie felt, at best, resoundingly redundant (outside of the opening credits). Every time I think about giving the movie a second viewing, I realize that my time would be better spent just rereading the GN. Similar thing happened with Scott Pilgrim.

I'll give the live-action Avatar a shot, but if it's going to be largely a beat-for-beat remake, then it too will most likely feel redundant, since the animated series already exists and it's pretty much perfect.

Thing is, fans of the original are rarely if ever the main target audience here; live-action remakes are trying to cast a broader next with a more general audience, who in this case vaguely recognize the brand but wouldn't take an animated kids show seriously enough to watch the original.

Was the Court really always at Night?

To me it's a fancier way of saying that true art takes time and energy, and you have to decide whether or not an idea is worth that small chunk of your life to produce as a piece of art.

I used to say 'you know what could really help you sort through these important issues? ORANGE MOCHA FRAPPUCINO!!' to friends who were feeling down.

I am a well-adjusted individual.

TomClark posted...

So no 96 track option for versus, but that's okay. I probably wouldn't have ever finished it anyway, haha, just would have been nice to try.

Yeah, this was a bit disappointing. I was holding out a sliver of hope that they might bring back an all-track Grand Prix mode that always started on Mario Stadium, ended on MK8 Rainbow Road, and everything in between was random; it's ultimately a meaningless distinction in actuality, but I miss having an award ceremony for reaching the end of it.

Very strong wave. I'm gonna go there - BC3 is better than Wii Rainbow Road IMO.

It's pretty darn close. BC3 is about the maximum they could push an OG MK track design-wise without completely gutting it and bringing it back in name only. On the other hand, Rainbow Road Wii was never my favorite; I'm a Double Dash fanboy and was pushing for that version instead, due to it's ball-busting difficulty and (imo) the best RR soundtrack in the franchise. RR Wii is also a lot easier now on 200cc, because you can easily just jump over the holes in the middle of that figure-8 section of the track instead of having to go around.

But yeah, Wave 6 is probably the best wave overall - the Tour tracks are all top-notch, DK Mountain is an all-time GOAT track, and there's no GBA tracks dragging it down.

trivialbeing posted...

by airlifting them one at a time?

He airlifted Homer without issue. By simple weight ratio he could airlift three kids at a time at minimum.

It's funny when you view it as a non sequiter.

It's funnier when it dawns on you that him airlifting the kids home with the Fan Man suit was actually the most plausible outcome.

The only good part of the first Avengers movie was the 'puny god' bit.

I liked him when he got his face caved in during Fight Club.