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It's worth pointing out that it's not a Marvel Studios film, but a 20th Century Fox film, i.e. the guys who recently brought us Fantastic Four. So don't get your hopes up is what I'm saying.

I watched Jon Stewart's movie, Rosewater, and uh... it kinda sucked. I've also got to wonder why there was no uproar about him casting Hispanic people to play Iranians. Their accents were pretty noticeably off even.

I'm finally finishing up Mad Men and it's just so great. This show was really a masterpiece of good characterization. Not sure if it's my favorite show but it's up there.

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Ehh, they take risks sort of but even Guardians of the Galaxy still followed the same formula as all their other movies which is more what I meant. They'll do things that are a littledifferent but they're never willing to stray too far away from that formula for success that Iron Man created...

Iron Man did blow me out of the water if I remember correctly. At the time it was easily the best superhero movie in existence, and it's still in my top three. Ant-Man was good too, its biggest flaw was just that it felt too much like Iron Man and came across as a little too bland because of...

Because the Neo-Puritans hate anything to do with sex but it's a big part of our culture that violence can be an ok way to solve problems sometimes, which is maybe just what happens when your country is founded on rebellion.

Ehh, sorta. It looks more like that costume than it does the older ones but I'd still say it's definitely closer to the things I named than it is to that. It's really fucking cool regardless. This movie didn't blow me out of the water or anything but I'm still looking forward to a sequel, or at...

Might have been interesting but it wouldn't have made sense for plot reasons, since it was supposed to have been the same suit. I'm not sure I would have liked that anyways though. Marvel's costume design is usually meh at best. Captain America just looked dorky until the Winter Soldier and...

Not any that I've seen, unless you're referring to a specific version of it that I've just never seen before. His suit looked like pure Kamen Rider though and the mask looked ripped straight from New Vegas, as opposed to what I've seen from the comics where it looks a lot more metallic and...

I dunno, being able to shrink, make other things shrink, make other things grow, and control insects all seems pretty "super" to me. That's not even counting the stuff he can do in the comics but never did in the movie, like grow.

I saw Ant-Man, it didn't impress me as much as Guardians of the Galaxy but I liked it more than Age of Ultron at least. It did suffer from having essentially the exact same plot formula as Iron Man and feeling really unoriginal, even more than most Marvel movies do, because of that. I'll...

I've heard pretty bad things about its security and privacy issues. I'm not going to upgrade until it's actually out so I can read what people have to say about it then. Windows 8 left such a bad taste in my mouth that I'm just not sure it's worth the time anyways.

I'm pretty sure this was actually one of the Daedric prince quests in Skyrim. Just without the radiation thing obviously.

I swear to jebus if this game only has three fucking voice actors like Oblivion did because they spent their entire voice acting budget on recording all the protagonist's lines (twice! for the female player) I'm going to be so mad. I don't need to hear the protagonist say the lines. I can...

The Stormcloak rebellion started with Ulfric recapturing Markarth from the Forsworn for the Empire under the agreement that if he did so they'd keep allowing Talos worship. The jarl broke this promise and Thalmor started coming to Skyrim after that to enforce the Talos worship ban, then it...

Eh, I disagree that one side being clearly better from a pragmatic point of view makes them morally superior somehow. The Stormcloaks were kind of assholes but they weren't evil, it was just kept secret from them that what they were doing wasn't going to help anything. Their motivations were...

Well yeah the Stormcloaks were clearly in the wrong still, my point was just that they weren't, y'know, evil. I mean sure they were racist, but so is almost everybody in the Elder Scrolls series. The Thalmor were racists too. They just weren't like, crypto-Nazis or slavers or anything. It...