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Toonami |Mar16| Oh yes. I poop.

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Jarate

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Also, there will be no Chiller this week due to a funeral I have to go to

Sorry I haven't been posting as much, ive been sick and depressed recently, and its tough for me to shitpost while in this state
 

Jarate

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Do you know what people i dont get? Those that only listen to video game musc and anime music. You people disgust me
Im sure half the people in this thread are like that
 
I had Wii U since launch. I do not regret it, great experiences.

I hope to get NX at launch.

I was a little later than launch, but I have no regrets. Great games on the Wii U and I'll be interested at whatever the NX might end up being.

EDIT: Oh yeah, numbers.
http://programminginsider.com/ratin...tdraws-nba-warriors-spurs-abc-total-audience/

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I give the Wii U a lot of criticism but overall, I enjoyed it more than the Wii.

However just like the Wii U, I will not support the NX when it launches though. Unless I hear some kind of established account where cross-buy planning is the norm especially for the Virtual Console titles or not having to call Nintendo when I have to do license transferring, then Wii U may be the last Nintendo console I will ever purchase.
 

Line_HTX

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Haunted hotel next some dam, and Shinichi finally did it with Murano.

Actually, I think it was a combo of both the sex and the Red Flag in Formula One simultaneously that caused the downtime.

:p
 

Grexeno

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Kai is such a fucking Old Reliable when it comes to ratings. I have no idea what Toonami does when it's over other than Super.
 

Jarate

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I like Oda's female designs, but dude clearly loves boobies and is not afraid of showing that love off. I like a lot of his female character designs that aren't supposed to be beautiful women, but his beautiful women all pretty much look like Jessica Rabbit at this stage.
 

Zonic

Gives all the fucks
Oda is so wrong there.

He's needs to focus on more important things.

Like the booty.
Nah, he's focused on letting there be an official figure of Rule 63 Luffy, complete with Oda's "style" of drawing the females.

There's also a pic of a future character gender-swapped, but it's not "canon", so can it be a spoiler if it's not considered part of the official lore?

I like Oda's female designs, but dude clearly loves boobies and is not afraid of showing that love off.
Shocking: heterosexual 18-to-45 year old man lieks b00biez, more at 11.
 

Jarate

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Those Batman v Superman reviews though

This is the Bio Broly of Superman Zack Snyder Films

honestly, I liked Man of Steel a suprising amount, considering how much hate it gets. It does feature the best "live action" action scenes of super powered characters ive ever seen. The story was utter garbage, and the movie itself was pretty poorly made outside of the action scenes. But damn those action scenes were hype.

It makes me want a Zack Snyder DBZ film. I think he could capture the campiness of DBZ really well
 

bigkrev

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I loved 300. I was 18.
I liked Watchmen. I hadn't read the comic, laughed my ass off when a sex scene set to Hallelujah ended with a flamethrower going off. I was 21.
I disliked Man of Steel. I hate Superman, and thought it was a grimdark parody of a superhero movie, after the teaser trailers had been so promising. I was 25 years old.
I have zero desire to see BvS, though I know I will end up seeing it this week because of course I will. I'm 28 years old, and hate that my tastes haven't improved in a decade.
 

Seda

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I loved 300. I was 18.

I was 17 and saw it with a group of friends in high school. I specifically remember we had one girl with a group of like 7 guys and watching the naked-oracle-lady-whatever dancing scene felt pretty awkward at the time, sitting next to her.
 
So apparently this is a line that Batman actually says in Batman vs Superman.

“He has the power to wipe out the entire human race. If we believe there is even a one percent chance that he is our enemy, we have to take it as an absolute certainty.”

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TUSR

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So apparently this is a line that Batman actually says in Batman vs Superman.

“He has the power to wipe out the entire human race. If we believe there is even a one percent chance that he is our enemy, we have to take it as an absolute certainty.”

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yeah

its said in one of the trailers
 

Zonic

Gives all the fucks
I just found out there's gonna be a game with both Godzilla & Evangelion fighting each other.

That's the true crossover right there, turn that into a movie, seeing as Pacific Rim Vs. Godzilla ain't happening anytime soon.

Hell, throw Erin from AoT in there, have Eva Units & Ultraman fighting Godzilla & a titan.
 

bigkrev

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I was 17 and saw it with a group of friends in high school. I specifically remember we had one girl with a group of like 7 guys and watching the naked-oracle-lady-whatever dancing scene felt pretty awkward at the time, sitting next to her.

Heh.
I was in College at the time, and saw it with a group of people I had only known for a few weeks at that point. It was like 6 guys and 3 girls. Some of the people in this group may or may not have been under the influence going into this showing, and afterwards, walking back to campus, we stopped in a Dunkin Donuts and managed to spend close to $100 at 1 in the morning.

FUN FACT: I went on a Psuedo-date with one of the girls in this group to see Saw 3 a month or 2 prior to this. That movie has a scene with a girl naked in a freezer, having water constantly splashed on her. It was a little awkward.
 
I went to go see 300 with my parents. That's mistake number one right there.

I also sat next to a young couple, who started to get frisky around 20 minutes into the movie. That was mistake number two.
 

bigkrev

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Speaking of 300, what was the first R rated movie everyone saw in theaters?

My dad took me to see Men of Honor when I was 12 years old, but the first one I saw in theaters without a parent was Matrix Reloaded- A friends older brother bought the tickets for us (because we were wayyyyyy too high school freshmen to pass as anything older), and that movie blew me away, even if, in hindsight, none of the special effects really hold up.
 

Jarate

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I saw 300 two times in theaters

I think I was around like 15?

Once with my friends and once with my mom.

I dont remember being particularly embarrassed by anything. I do remember being threatened during Avatar multiple times, including, and I shit you not, him threatening to "slit my fucking throat" because I kicked his seat "3 or 4 times."

Meanwhile Avatar is like 3 hour movie, and I am incredibly tall and have gigantic feet and probably tapped the seats a few times. I explained it too him multiple times, but he wouldnt budge. When he gave me the death threat I gave him the biggest "dude" expression I could mjster, and explained to him, that we were in fact enjoying a movie

Avatar was really boring otherwise, I almost fell asleep during it.
 

Zonic

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FUN FACT: I went on a Psuedo-date with one of the girls in this group to see Saw 3 a month or 2 prior to this. That movie has a scene with a girl naked in a freezer, having water constantly splashed on her. It was a little awkward.
>sees movie all about people being tortured & killed in awful, disturbing ways.
>mentions that the nudity was the part that made you uncomfortable

something something America

Not trying to point you out specifically, but that just made me think/remind me about America's stance on violence vs. nudity.

As for R-rated films in theaters....uh....I guess Watchmen? I think I was 17. Honestly can't remember since I think for the most part, there wasn't a ton of R films that interested me at the time. I'm sure I might've watched some TV versions or maybe DVDs of R-rated films a few years earlier, though my parents were the type that took some effort in knowing what was in the film/show/games before letting me see it when I was a kid.
 

bigkrev

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>sees movie all about people being tortured & killed in awful, disturbing ways.
>mentions that the nudity was the part that made you uncomfortable

something something America

Not trying to point you out specifically, but that just made me think/remind me about America's stance on violence vs. nudity.

As for R-rated films in theaters....uh....I guess Watchmen? I think I was 17. Honestly can't remember since I think for the most part, there wasn't a ton of R films that interested me at the time. I'm sure I might've watched some TV versions or maybe DVDs of R-rated films a few years earlier, though my parents were the type that took some effort in knowing what was in the film/show/games before letting me see it when I was a kid.

Here is the funny part- I am completely unable to handle scary stuff. I don't think I could sit through a PG-13 scary movie, and there have been PG rated movies that I had to basically shut my eyes the entire time (I saw Mission to Mars as a 14 year old and it nearly scared me).
However, I love slasher/"dead teenager" movies. I love seeing super hot terrible actors do drugs/have sex and be brutally murdered for their transgressions. I was a huge fan of the Saw movies and other Torture Porn films like Hostel, but man, I basically cover my ears and close my eyes when trailers for horror movies happen when I'm in a theater.

I'm strange, I know.
 

Zonic

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Well that would explain your Danganronpa avatar (but to be fair, I really dig the series because I want to solve the mysteries & such). & I guess slasher flicks can differ from horror films, depending on how its made.

I'm fairly certain my first M-rated game that I had interest in & was actually worthy of the rating was No More Heroes when I was 16. I remember secretly playing it when my parents were sleeping & such, as I borrowed a copy from my friend.

Otherwise, & as my dad put it, I stuck with E & T-rated games because "the alternatives were more appealing", when discussing why he was fine with his (at the time) gf's 12-year-old was playing certain M-rated games despite when I was that age, I'd have trouble getting certain T-rated games (though I remember Melee was fine because "well, it's Nintendo & the previous game was E, maybe it's just because the graphics are more realistic"). Though he DID talk with his GF after finding out the kid looked up how to get the strippers naked in GTA5.

I think another reason why I had trouble remembering what R-rated films I saw as a kid was because I'm not a big film person, which add in the fact most R-rated films just didn't seem to appeal to me, nor the whole "LOL LET'S WATCH SOMETHING WE'RE NOT SUPPOSE TO" if it didn't interest me in the first place.
 

bigkrev

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Well that would explain your Danganronpa avatar (but to be fair, I really dig the series because I want to solve the mysteries & such). & I guess slasher flicks can differ from horror films, depending on how its made.

I'm fairly certain my first M-rated game that I had interest in & was actually worthy of the rating was No More Heroes when I was 16. I remember secretly playing it when my parents were sleeping & such, as I borrowed a copy from my friend.

Otherwise, & as my dad put it, I stuck with E & T-rated games because "the alternatives were more appealing", when discussing why he was fine with his (at the time) gf's 12-year-old was playing certain M-rated games despite when I was that age, I'd have trouble getting certain T-rated games (though I remember Melee was fine because "well, it's Nintendo & the previous game was E, maybe it's just because the graphics are more realistic"). Though he DID talk with his GF after finding out the kid looked up how to get the strippers naked in GTA5.

I think another reason why I had trouble remembering what R-rated films I saw as a kid was because I'm not a big film person, which add in the fact most R-rated films just didn't seem to appeal to me, nor the whole "LOL LET'S WATCH SOMETHING WE'RE NOT SUPPOSE TO" if it didn't interest me in the first place.

Wanna know what my first M-rated game was (well, it was bought for my dad, but we played it together?)
A FMV Star Trek TNG game that had nothing that couldn't be shown on an episode of TNG, rated M for some ungodly reason.

My mom knew a lot about violent videogames/ESRB, and refused to let me play M rated games till I was 13 (she let me buy Diablo 2 with Bar Mitzvah money), and untill I was 15 or 16 had a very staunch "no FPS" rule that applied even to T rated games. I was allowed to have Star Wars: Shadows of the Empire because there was no gun model on Screen, and I was able to trick her into letting me have Jedi Knight because I downloaded a demo of it, and then only showed it to her in 3rd person mode, which was completely fine for me to play.
 
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