Fuck yes, I want a Push sequel. It was a great movie, and I gotta say I'm really down with Chris Evans as a leading action guy.
This is...this is...
Excuse me, I need a moment to compose myself. *sniffles* It's all so beautiful...
I'm not going to lie, this sounds like the sexiest thing I have ever heard.
The dreaded fish-bear strikes again!
Looks like it'll be a fun movie. I wonder if they'll actually go through with the end of the world, though.
Goddamit, Associated Press. Jews are not the only people with a burr up their ass about Nazism.
I'm a 24 year old American of Irish/Italian Catholic ancestry. I also have a loathing for Nazism that might be described as a fervency. I don't know a decent human being who doesn't at least find the idea of Nazis distasteful.
There really is no excuse for United States Marines, who one would expect to have at least enough of a grasp on history to know who they have fought in the last century, to be proudly displaying fucking Nazi paramilitary symbols.
Yes, Kumail Nanjiani is an awesome geek comic. One of Chris Hardwick's better finds.
Also, that was filmed at the Laff Hole show in Seattle put on by the People's Republic of Komedy. Those guys are fantastic.
I've said it before and I'll say it again: if you kill, maim or abuse Nazis in your film, that is an instant star.
A black astronaut fighting "mankind's greatest enemy"? I don't know if I could love any movie more.
It's milk. That's gone bad.
Also, lactose tolerance? A late addition to the human reptoire. Y'all are mutants.
Thank. Fucking. GOD. Somebody finally said it.
Brian goddamn Moylan in 2012.
Well I'm glad he just came clean about Neonomicom.
Always remember that even famous, brilliant people have to pay their mortgage and stuff.
Damn, it's too late for me to edit. I meant to suggest the opposite. Strike that, reverse it.
"...certainly one I think is less accurate and beneficial to the world."
Game of Thrones > LotR, in terms of allegory.
I remember two things about the Thomas Covenant books: that they were incomprehensible, and the protagonist was a rapist.
The Dark Tower series was really pivotal for the formation of my views on the nature of, life, evil and how one combats it.
"Those do not open doors, gunslinger; those only close them forever."
Also, Eddie Dean murders AIs with shitty street jokes. So awesome.
I'm struggling to see how Martin's work doesn't contain allegory. The entire series is a pretty hard deconstruction of the idea chivalrous nobility and other social/political bullshit in Western fantasy.
Even putting aside Tolkien's dislike of allegory (which ZPriceIsRight lays out in a comment below), the allegorical content of LotR is, while perhaps not less mature than Game of Thones, certainly one I think is more accurate and beneficial to the world. Remember that Tolkien chose to cast all of the industrial lower class of England as vile, mindless, destructive orcs.
Oh Michael. I'm sorry, but you are not John Hodgman or Paul F. Tompkins. This will not do.
Jee-zus that looks delicious.
Yeah...I've had that fantasy a few times.
High production values, but like so many fan projects falls flat on writing and acting. Having one of those be good can save the other, but man, I got to the 1:55 mark and blurted out "Fuck you" at the unarmored guy. Nobody in any military position ever has talked like that while on a battlefield, let alone while wounded.
Especially the one on the right.
