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Glad you corrected my similar expectation with that post.

Haha. Well, the Rush Hour one was awful (oh Bill Lawrence, what has happened to you?) and deserved its early cancellation. This looks much better.

Is that a show or a movie? It actually doesn't look too bad.

If you liked John Dies at the End, I really recommend the book. The movie is pretty much just the first third of it.

Words are tiny pictograms in sequence. Pictures.

I've seen this picture a million times, but it never fails to crack me up.

Yep, he's got a private room now with his own box, food and water.

Vet's 80% certain one of my new kittens has FIP, which is fatal. If the meds haven't made him better in a week, we have to put it down.

Wow, what a woman.

My drugs are all of the prescribed variety.

That sucks, man. Chronic pain is no joke. The only painkiller experience I have is post-surgery morphine. That was interesting. I have, however, taken pretty much every combination of anti-depressants, though.

Same. Great bootcamp movie, boring war movie.

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Off the top of my head, I feel Silent Hill, WarCraft, Prince of Persia, Tomb Raider, Need For Speed, Doom and Mortal Kombat are better video game adaptations. Nope. The original Resident Evil beats every one of them. That is why they are on number 6. It's embarrassing, really. Milla Jovovich has managed to be better than Jake Gyllenhaal, Angelina Jolie, The Rock, Timothy Olyphant, and all the other people that have taken a hack at a video game movie. She's a goddess. I think a lot of people forget how good the original was. Plus it was a good step ahead of the whole zombie craze that has been going on for the last decade. No knock on Jovovich, she is one badass lady, but I just think the movies aren't very good. The first one was watchable but I disliked watching all of the others. Also have you seen Tomb Raider lately? I feel that movie improved with age. You know how sometimes you watch a bad 80's movie and it just feels nostalgic and fun because it's so wonderfully 80's? Tomb Raider became that for the horrible movies of the 90's. I hated it when it first came out but I watched it again recently and what was just bad and derivative when it came out almost seems campy and tongue in cheek. I haven't seen either of the Hitman movies. I heard the sequel was abysmal, but I'll check this one out. I've never played the games so I doubt I'll get much out of it.

Off the top of my head, I feel Silent Hill, WarCraft, Prince of Persia, Tomb Raider, Need For Speed, Doom and Mortal Kombat are better video game adaptations.

The hype for No Man's Sky always reminded me of the hype there was for Spore.

Am I the only one who thinks this doesn't feel at all like a Star Wars movie?

Insidious is PG-13. Air Force One is rated R.

Actually, the film is being called sexist by some reviewers. Both Harley Quinn and the Enchantress are oversexualized, don't you know?

Got a spare key for Space Engineers if someone wants it.

Anyone play Zombie Night Terror? It's if Lemmings was a Zombie game. It's pretty funny.

Wonder Woman does look pretty cool. I wish she would have done more interesting stuff in BvS but her standalone seems interesting. I like the setting and Gadot carries herself convincingly.

But Superman who was already practically dying from even holding that spear did a fine job with whatever strength he had left?

Not really, we've seen her land a bunch of shots on the bastard.

Alfred's got like one scene and two voice lines, though. He's barely a cameo. It would but she's there for no reason, does nothing except run around one battle sequence and add nothing to it. The one thing she could have done was go like "hey Clark, you know I have Super Strength right? I could totally stab that guy with that Kryptonite spear so you don't have to do your ridiculous Jesus metaphor" but I guess the screenwriters forgot she was in the movie again. Every appearance she has screams "oh yeah, almost forgot the studio wanted us to copy the Marvel thing with her".