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valkyrie has a name, we just haven't ever heard it. the valkyrie are a specific group of female-only fighters that were all hand picked by odin. her comic book counterpart is named brunnhilde, but that summons kind of a specific looking image, so i'm not surprised they haven't officially named...

i didn't necessarily mean style or special effects. there are just some valid complaints with first avenger about pacing and whatnot but at it's core, there's a heart and soul to it that just begs you to enjoy it. i think captain marvel follows the marvel formula a bit closer (which has proven...

action figureS. plural. kidding aside, she was mostly confused why good guys were fighting each other. but she enjoyed it enough that we've seen all the rest of the MCU together, well except endgame because i moved across the country.

that's all you need. you can basically build everything with those materials. steel (and hardened steel) are a pain to make, so just go raid new asgarth for steel

he DID hear people talk about it. he said so in the video, he just didn't care at all about the conversation and tuned out. honestly it's not that unbelievable. one of my best friends hadn't paid any attention to the MCU until i dragged her to civil war with me. she had no desire to see it, but...

why would her stunt double be wearing the same cardigan? that doesn't even make sense. also, scarjo isn't russian, but black widow is. i'm not even sure if you're not following along on purpose or not

couple people have wondered how good the movie would have been if they had no context of the rest of the MCU...

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i'm consistently unsure about this game. first borderlands 2 comes out and it's amazing. then i find out that they basically stole money from fox or whatever to make borderlands instead of that colonial marines game (not that i wanted one over the other, just that it's pretty unethical). then i...

based on nothing but my own imagination, i just assume that strange was casting a spell with the time stone as a catalyst. and since thanos isn't a magic user, he wouldn't be able to do that. well, he would, but he'd have to manually go through all those timelines one at a time. and we've had...

everyone knows undead have perma-unholy frenzy which makes their attacks magical in nature. pleeb.

they were trying to bring the gauntlet into the quantum tunnel in the van in order to reset everything, stopping thanos. except that's a silly idea because they hadn't set the van up to DO anything... like, captain marvel was trying to fly straight into the tunnel... i know she's girlpowerful...

there's no evidence either way, but i get the impression that he didn't quarter any population. his goal was specifically to half the population of any and every planet. he had already done that with countless worlds already. based on his portrayal he doesn't appear to take any joy from doing...

captain marvel was technically a fine film. but at the end of the day it just didn't have any heart. captain america (first avenger) was probably a worse film technically but there was a soul to it that really made you feel for the characters. black panther wasn't a terrible film either. i...

i don't know how anyone got ANYTHING out of that trailer beyond "gross"

thanos was hours away from getting all the stones, so i'm sure he had no problem letting the asguardians escape. after ragnarok and his assault, there was WAY less than 50% left, so i'm sure he was happy to let them escape. his plan wasn't genocide.

yeah, they put dragonglass on the chivaux-de-fris, but i was talking about the giant field. could have taken out a ton of undead before they were even close. but, then you couldn't have the dothraki run out cuz it'd gut the horses feet... it was just silly tactics in order to give a great...

i don't know, i think the fact that it WAS an extended thing is what demonstrated how messed up everyone was. again, i think i can understand why people have criticisms about it, but personally i really enjoyed the time they spent on it. edit: there were at least a few scenes with black widow...

heh, yeah i like that guy. he's got a good sense of weaponry and medieval tactics without coming across as a know-it-all. i did wonder why they didn't litter the battlefield with dragonglass coltrops and burning pitch, though

honestly, i liked the first act. it was bleak and depressing. it really put weight into how heavy a loss it was. i'm guessing people were just wanting more action to liven things up, but i really enjoyed seeing how heavy-hearted everyone was.

it's an interesting take, the idea of just instantly doubling a population. i don't necessarily think it's evil, just short sighted. on one hand, he's giving life back to trillions... i mean, it's not just earth he brought back... let's ignore all the ecological fallout that would be guaranteed...

i LOVE norse mythology and vikings, but i think this will be one of those games where i play it and it's okay, but it just makes me wish i was playing God of War again

eh. i'd buy that GRRM had that idea. arya's whole beginning character was fighting against the assumption that girls should be "proper." is it that GRRM is against women in his books? or is it that he's against the fantasy stereotype of the damsel in distress? honestly i don't know or care. GRRM...

i'll 100% buy the argument that the compression rate for certain viewing setups washed everything out. but don't start blaming silly things like "our show is just so epic to fit inside commoner level viewing" and "normies just don't know how to set their tv properly"

i've heard your premise and i agree.

i had a friend once, who was really struggling with some pretty heavy depression. he was young, in a job that he liked and was proud of, then they told him to train some people to help him, then they phased out his position. it was a big deal to him, like i said he was young and his entire...

haha look at all those... people... with friends...

honestly, i don't even know why i corrected you. i went to look up when number 23 was released and i saw yes man and was like THE INTERNET MANDATES A CORRECTION!

Sanic? i think you mean...

maybe you SAW yes man in 2012, but it came out in 2008. i think mid 2000's were pretty decent for him, because he was doing different things. number 23 wasn't super great of a movie but i loved the cracked out conspiracy theorist character

should. but it won't. he's reached a tier in hollywood, so he can't go below that. like in who wants to be a millionaire? even if he makes bomb after bomb, his name still carries weight, like johnny depp and will smith.

huh... how bout that.

can someone explain the chris chan thing?

you can call him a clown, but he made a successful career out of being a clown. he's gone full TDS and is politically insane, but he should meet most poeple's definition of successful.

uhh. is that an accurate representation? because the poorest part of the city being RIGHT NEXT to the keep is more immersion breaking than ayra's suprisemuthafucka unrelated.

someone in the comments mentioned that this HAS to be a front for a money laundering scheme. sounds about right

the biggest issue, i think, is the lack of dev team/experience. they have some great ideas but the programming to make it work properly just... isn't there. the pets are super cool in theory, but with a lack of being able to manually control pets (follow without attacking, only defend from...

which is just a silly thing because he can go back and get more whenever he wants. also antman needs pym particles to do ANYTHING and he was shrinking and gianting all over the last battle

they also said that hulk didn't come out in infinity war because hulk was tired of solving banner's problems, even though they clearly showed it to be that hulk was being a baby about getting his face pushed in by thanos. so whatevs

nah, melisandre was a divine soul sorcerer.