It should have ended like The Sopranos where it cuts to black the minute before they get to the locker because it’s the perfect movie right up until that point and then the movie blows its own brains out
@RingkunMori “I didn’t say that, and I would never say that! If I were impeding your enjoyment of a show I am covering, THAT would be COPYRIGHTED. You better get going. Long drive back to El Paso”
Why did Mr Freeze smash one dose of the cure, fight Batman and lose, then ask Batman to save his wife when he could have cured Batman and saved her himself because it’s established he’s basically unstoppable to anyone but Batman when he’s suited up and armed
Red Letter Media Rich Evans: "How does it feel to live long enough to see all your favorite franchises go down in flames?" Mike Stoklasa:"it feels great" green screen
This is also why I find criticism of the prequels more engaging than the sequels. It’s kinda like Oblivion and Skyrim. Skyrim and the sequels have faults in the really beige, edges-sanded-off way. Oblivion and the prequels have faults in ways that are completely bizarre.
The sequel trilogy feels hollow because they were missing one of the key elements of Star Wars: George Lucas just throwing a bunch of random shit at the wall
@tired_la_wolfie I’ve tried to get into it multiple times and it’s a complete brick wall for me personally. There’s all these cool builds and skills, but apparently I’m already into the second act and I swear I’ve only had like four not-on-rails gameplay segments but hours of dialogue.