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I have to say, after seeing The Wolverine yesterday, I am in the mood for samurai fighting. 

Nice to see it is getting As from you. 

I remember Blue Dragon being somewhat of a big deal when it came out. 

Oooh, epic. 

*facepalm* Yeah, that's definitely a Mac, isn't it? The keys and pad looked similar to Chromebook and I had it on my mind cause I had just been shopping for some. lol

I see your point, but my point was also that Disney didn't fuck anything up for Marvel's movie, which is partly why I have faith they won't fuck up LucArts' property. Everyone was afraid of what they would do until Avengers came out, and most people wound up really liking it. 

I'm not arguing whether or not anyone in this conversation will enjoy it, I just don't see them "Disneyfying" the franchise any more than they "Disneyfied" Avengers, and I don't see this trilogy not being successful is all.

As for the twenty-five years comment, I'm curious in genuine curiosity, non-dickish way what the last movie they produced in-house and you liked was. I disagree with you, but I was also born in 1990, so I'm not going to argue the point it's probably because I grew up with certain of their movies. lol

Hope all goes well!

I saw a story about this on SourceFed, and it does seem like you get a lot of bang for your buck. However, I am in the market for a new laptop. Is that a Chromebook in one of those photos? I am leaning towards a new Samsung Chromebook. 

Thank you. It is a bit long, but a fun ride. 

Honestly, while I'm not going to dispute the quality of these films until they release, I think they are basically sitting on a goldmine and are nowhere even close to that desperate.

VII is pretty much guaranteed to do well, based on the Star Wars title alone, plus the fact Disney (Avengers, one of the highest grossing movies of all time) and Abrams (new Star Trek movies are the highest grossing in the franchise) are attached, and the only way the next two after that don't make money is if that one is as poorly received as the prequels, which I really do not see happening.

Again, I'm not disputing quality yet, I might wind up thinking they suck (though I doubt that, too), but desperate for sales I do not think these films will be.

Oh come on, Avengers and Wreck-It Ralph were really fun movies.