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Looks like quite a budget buster. Next season it's gonna be stick figures and midi music.

There's a five minute scene where they don't have any radar so they have to guess where the enemy ships are. This is represented by a large grid. They then target where they think the enemy ships are by calling out a letter and number combination like J5 and G6. That's the only connection I...

I'm not. It's kind of a lame movie.

Back to robbing old people so I can buy a new computer then.

You made a perfectly well constructed sentence. I do not believe you are well drunk.

Wow, I didn't realize Battleship gets released a whole month later stateside than in the Netherlands. Don't bother.

I don't think that's true. People generally care about interesting characters in a well written and well developed story. You still need new antagonists, new challenges to overcome and some development in the existing characters. You might get new characters to fulfill the role of expired...

Yeah, I mentioned that it could explained away with a few lines of dialogue in a later movie. I'm not criticizing the scene or its effect in any way. All I'm saying is that there is nothing in the movie, as is, that shows that Nick Fury and Coulson had planned to push the Avengers into action...

I didn't explain myself right. My initial question had nothing to do with the concepts of character development or building sympathy with the audience. Earlier in the thread some people hypothesized that Coulson might not be dead because we don't see him actually dead dead. I inferred from...

Cute. Is this a meta film as well where some of the characters are aware of an audience that needs pleasing?

Why would they have that moment together as he said his last words? Just in case a camera was on them? Perhaps. You can explain anything away with a few lines of dialogue. Kzach: The guy's name is Mark Ruffalo. He's been in quite a few high profile movies. After sitting through and being...

Cartwheels away? Really? That's an awesome way of leaving a scene. "Nothing to do here, gentlemen" *cartwheels away*

Are these numbers only from an American market or do they include the rest of the world as well?

Zoink!

I thought this movie awesome. It's one of those movies that simultaneously exemplifies and satirizes a certain genre and I loved every bit. Next to being a fun humorous romp, it has so many meta levels which you can ponder on and discuss with your friends. For me, the experience was made all...

You and I differ on what is a spot-on casting. All the differences you mention are physical. They're close enough on that and where it matters for me, their personalities, they're spot on. Perhaps you would be more content with CGI enhanced faces.

I haven't seen this yet, but I'm assuming it's about Cthulhu.

I don't know, man. It looks a bit...loopy. Ha. I'll be back later.

It would probably look like the latter part of this: Titanic SUPER 3D - YouTube

I was referring to Hunger Games. There are quite a few tropes out there illustrating what a male-dominated industry this is and I suppose how that translates into a certain type of thinking that men can't relate to female heroes/protagonists. While I didn't think Hunger Games was such a great...