You're right Silverheart, Superman plays off killing someone like it's no big deal right?

http://www.denofgeek.com/movies/iron-ma ... ook-movies

This backs up my previous statement pretty well

When exactly did it become okay for "superheroes" to kill people? With the target audience being children it becomes even more disturbing to me with all these Marvel movies.

Well some films like to explain things and others just leave everything to your imagination (Lynch). I much prefer exposition.

If this was a 70's espionage thriller it's one of the more watered down thrillers I've seen. Absolutely hated Scarlett in this, every sentence she spoke was a one-liner. Kind of suffered from Zack Snyder syndrome where the trailers made this movie look more epic than it actually was. Just felt like ...

I've seen all his movies except for Pi and I don't understand why this guy is so loved. Few directors preach self importance as much as Aronofsky. Noah as a film looks pretty ugly to me by the way. Not as ugly as the Avengers but ugly nonetheless.

If this is more of the same from Marvel then I could care less. Considering the fact that I thought the first Captain America movie was awful its got its odds stacked against it.

I don't mean to call you a liar but...

For me, Infamous SS had 10-12 hours of gameplay and that's not including side-missions. Haven't gotten to those yet...

This is a devastating loss for comedy and just the world in general. I see alot of Egon from Ghostbusters chat but I really hope people are aware of the classic films he is responsible for. To name a few: Animal House Meatballs Stripes Caddyshack National Lampoons Vacation Back to School Ghostbuster...

I can do 4, nothing else has really done much for me aside from these 4...

1. The Wolf of Wall Street
2. Her
3. Captain Phillips
4. Gravity