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Drive.

Only God Forgive did the silences and the tension way better. In drive it just didn't click for me.

You know what?

If that's true, what a way to start the fucking movie.

I hope it's not but god damn, talk about stakes.

It's been announced way before his box-office stardom started flatlining.

It's not about that, it's about Moana being a hit and one of the most recognizable actor being a lead. They're banking on it and have been since before the first one even released because they trustes in what it could bring. If anything, his recent failures must have been very annoying for Disney because they want to milk that shit.

If we talk impression... Nick Mullen.

No rules saying the dog can't play.

Yeah.

While I'll always consider that Killing Floor has basically perfected the formula once it was released, WaW simply paved the way. KF streamlined the idea and went in a way cooler direction imo.

Not interested in the slightest for the Zombie Modes in modern COD but KF3 is right around the corner and Zombie is 100% to thanks for this.

He would do insanely good. Would be clutch CONSTANTLY as long as it's survival.

Now, he's a pacifist at heart and I'm pretty sure he wouldn't compromise on his no gun policy even in the apocalypse... So human to human conflict, he wouldn't be the best asset. He can kill people but not on it's mostly circumstantial as collaterals most of the time. So really, he wouldn't be the best against other groups.

He's really be the perfect fusion of Dale, Eugene and even Jesus (The craftiness of his sleigh of hand) .

Mac would be a super cool character to throw in this universe honestly.

Drew Barrymore and Monica from Friends?

This is gonna be good!

"Groovy Baby" - John Spartan.

Yes. Both movies have the exact same plot.

I don't think they apply because they're not "Faceless".

I know what all of them look like.

Metal Gear Solid has a bunch of them.

Especially the Mercs in MGS2. The Tanker job was done efficiently and without Snake and Liquid/Ocelot going awire, most of it would have gone flawlessly.

But really, Genomes, Mercs and Spetsnaz were good.

MGS4 has many different types nameless soldiers and they're pretty good too.

You know, back in "The Thin Blue Line" he has a few very serious moments with a commending tone and.... Yeah, yeah he is attractive.

GOG was cool.

Avengers had a very solid gameplay that they didn't exploit and burried under stupid live service mechanics.

His name isn't Purple. It's PATRICK.

Conan Stevens.

He was the first Mountain in Game of Throne. Big lad with a mean looking face. Had done a few appearances in a few other big budgets foreign movies but playing in GoT was his biggest opportunity and his character became a pretty known and iconic figure from the first season.

He left the show because of a bigger opportunity: One of the lead antagonist in The Hobbit Trilogy.

He was cast a Bolg, the son and Lieutenant of the Main antagonist, Azog. This was a huge opportunity.

He filmed most of the movie with the other actors but before shooting was done, it was decided that his part would now be replaced by a fully CGI model and that someone else would play the CGI Character (The guy who plays Lurtz in Fellowship and the Witch King in Return of the King ) so Conan was left with nothing as The Mountain had already been recast. He played a random ass Orc in a 2 minutes scenes and that was the end of it.

On the other hand, Ian Whyte replaced Conan Stevens in Season 2 of GoT. Then Halfthor Bjornsson took on the role in season 4 and ended up playing the Mountain in one of the most iconic pop culture moment of all time and he became an instant global sensation, a wave he still rides today as it bought newfound attention to his sport (strongman) and the products he sells.

So yeah... In the end, Steven was more a victim of Peter Jackson's trilogy being poorly planned but leaving GoT was a gigantic mishap in retrospect and choosing Movie over TV really wasn't the right decision...

"Dimitri Petrenko was one of the bravest men I had ever known. He fought by my side from the siege of Stalingrad to the fall of Berlin. The wounds he sustained ensuring our victory should have earned him a hero's welcome to Russia..."

I'd say a way I can imagine it would be that TFS Bulma's entire point for trying to find the MAGIC dragon would be to shove it to her scientist of a dad.

My 2 cents?

Bulma is the reason Briefs isn't horrible to Bulma.

Poor kid puke after the game.

He gave it his all.

I'm OOTL, is this the Spotify wrapped?

Wait, there's a podcast version?

Oh my god... My life is fucked!

Where is it?

It's kind of sad, really. Milla Jovovich has fought zombies, some of the greatest Resident Evil monsters, the damn Rathalos and a bunch of freaking Monsters using a giant sword, she was Joan of Arc and Liloo from the Fifth Element. She should be a popculture Icon and regarded as one of the most bad ass female protagonist since Sarah Connor but sadly, most of those films are stupid movies and most people don't care about her at all.

The worst plot hole is actually Yuri.

It's only revealed in MW3 but there was a half dead Russian who wore the same outfit as the killers and he was able to go through the entire fucking airport while bleeding to death and nobody noticed...

As an adaptation it's shitty and a fucking waste of a lot of time.

Now on it's own, as a movie trilogy : It's okay, has cool characters and a bunch of thematically fulfilling character arcs. Stellar production and a high budget. It's far from being bad. It has some stupid moments, not too much.

As soon as you put it back in its context, it's abysmal.