At the end of the day, the dinosaurs of Jurassic Park are part of the established JP IP, in which dinosaurs are represented as not having feathers. How would they explain in-movie the sudden appearance of feathers on the dinosaurs?
I was almost one of those people, but no one else in the cinema did it, so I'm glad I didn't.
TARS and CASE are definitely two of my new favourite robots; right up there with GERTY from 'Moon'.
I kind of thought this was old news? I'm sure back when Iron Man 3 came out everyone had the same conversation, Downey Jr said he'd be back for Avengers movies, but not for any more Iron Man sequels.
Oh man, The Darkness! That brings back some memories - all good ones; primarily everyone on a crowded school bus clapping their hands along to 'I Believe in a Thing Called Love'.
The way EA manages the Sims francise looks more and more with each release like the Reaper cycles from Mass Effect; allow a galactic civilisation (version of The Sims) to develop to almost complete 'maturity', destroy reaping the benefits, and start all over again.
Sims 3 did away with the...
Of course the other possibility is that the universe is predestined, everything that will happen has in effect already happened, and you can change nothing because your 'change' is what already happened. IE we know that noone ever goes back in time to kill Hitler, because he didn't get killed.
Is it worth pointing out that the protagonist in AC Liberation was a woman? Not only a woman, but a woman of mixed race?
I'm not saying that excuses the lack of a single female protagonist in AC Unity, but it's not like Ubisoft has never had a female protagonist.
I'm guessing that it was in-game when Link was just stood there, but once the creature attacked it went into a cinematic. It was still in-engine though, even if it was just a cinematic.
Just thinking about it now I actually found the film similar to Speilberg's reboot of The War of the Worlds. It makes sense given that Gareth Edwards is obviously a big Speilberg fan - that open scene with the helicopter was right out of Jurassic Park.
Man, Bob, you've really gotten me on a downer with your review. I was so looking forward to this, I think for essentially the same reasons you were - 21st century kaiju fights on the big screen FTW - but without having yet seen the movie I can already absolutely appreciate your criticisms...
By the way I'm genuinely usure, being a Brit rather than an American, as to whether I fall into the Millennials or our very own Gen X. I was born 1988 but seem to have a lot more in common with most gen-Xers. Perhaps I'm some sort of cross-generational freak.
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