PixlBit

All your missing with the motion comic is the white pages between sections of the comic book, otherwise it's just an animated version of the comic book. I actually saw the motion comic, then read the comic, then saw the movie in theaters and enjoyed them all like mothman did.

Having said that, I've always wanted to watch the movie's Director's cut to see the scenes they cut from the theatrical release. 

My main complaint with the movie is the gratuitous CGI blood. Gratuitous food condiments that look like blood would have been better. 

So much hate. 

That makes sense. We'll see how Resident Evil 4 goes for me. I may be on your boat. lol That's not fair to say at this point, it just hasn't sucked me in at the early stage I'm at in the game and the hype for it is pretty up there so I'm a little disappointed. Still, I'm hoping that tension I keep hearing of ramps up a good deal. 

L.A. Noire had so much hype for it before it came out because of all the mo-cap stuff they were doing and the fact it was a more cinematic game, but you don't hear much about it now. I still would like to play it though.

Well, it's good that you at least are enjoying it. 

Interesting. I actually never got that into the original Star Wars as a kid. I liked the prequels. Yep, I was born in 1990. My childhood taste in Star Wars makes that obvious.

Oh. I thought I was special.  Lol just kidding, I got my code the other day and added Travis on Steam. Thought it was a contest I'd won and forgotten about. lol

It's a recommendation that comes with a warning that it's very cynical and typical cartoon humor that I tend to be bored with in many cases, though it does have its better comedy moments (Vincent Adultman made me laugh a few times).

But that cynicism gets turned on the characters and the society around them while some cogent points are made about how people internalize and externalize their problems, which makes for one hell of a drug scene and some surprisingly deep character interaction and introspection. I'm looking forward to seeing where it goes next season (hopefully) for sure and I'm thinking of bumping my three stars for it on my Netflix account up to four now that I've rewatched it a bit and had an appreciation for where it goes vs. where it starts, but don't say I didn't warn you that it's not going to be everyone's thing starting out and if you don't end up liking the characters, maybe the charm that grew on me won't translate. 

I should honestly type up a review of each episode. 

I mean Okami is a Zelda "clone" and that turned out well. Or at least Okamiden did, I still haven't played but ten minutes of Okami on Wii; so this looks like something I'd like. In fact, to be frank, I'd probably prefer it to the original The Legend of Zelda, in which I can never figure out where to go and die constantly. I'd be just fine with simple instructions, even if people can sometimes get cardinal directions mixed up. I also like that this game includes the same four elements as the Avatar cartoon series. I'm a fan of the graphics and music as well. Seems like a winner to me.

Which side does Five Guys endorse? I'm on that side.