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I saw it in theaters too! ... When they did the 25th anniversary screening.
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I question this. You shouldn't actually cool off THAT fast in space. It's not like jumping in a pool full of ice water, because there's no matter there to conduct heat away. You only cool down radiatively. Certainly, you WILL get damn cold, but in the near-perfect vacuum of space doing so FAST isn't an option. I have more issue with the idea he could make his flight suit close enough to airtight with just a thickly wrapped scarf around the neck. I'mma just pretend the scarf was actually duck tape. ape. It was still a terrible idea, though I grant it would seem less of one to a teenage boy trying to impress a cute girl.
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I'm pretty sure you hit the nail on the head. Instead of a Fighter, it's a Variable Fighter, so VF instead of F. It slightly bugs me that YF in Macross is not YVF. But I'm sure I am overthinking this.
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The Transformers Thread (licensed) Next
JB0 replied to mikeszekely's topic in Anime or Science Fiction
That's the worst Prime mold.- 16941 replies
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Ah, so THAT'S what SkunkWorks has been up to!
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Worst Science Fiction Film of All Time II: The Quickening
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I had to check and see if DuelGundam had come back to us. And dang all these YouTube embeds are killing my browser. Don't suppose I could convince you guys to just put a link instead?- 854 replies
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Also, quoting pics makes the page take longer to load. Think of the dialup users!
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Also, they had to follow on from the first movie's ending. They readily admit they didn't WANT to do a future story with Marty's kid, but they HAD to because the first movie promised it.
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The Unlicensed Third Party Transformers Thread
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Something strange has happened, indeed.- 9240 replies
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HAHAHAHAHAHA! Man, the idea that they actually ship Transformers to stores. You're a funny guy.- 16941 replies
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I still can't be bothered to worry about canonicity. Maybe it's my Star Trek background, but I only care if iy's a good story, which canon has nothing to do with.
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Pretty much all I remember of it is the giant spaceship that had the Voyager probe in it.- 854 replies
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The shoulder pipe snakes? I have no idea, honestly.
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And without the X-Wing books, we'd still call every droid by serial number. Seriously, it's rather shocking how fast writers started giving droids nicknames after Star Wars: X-Wing: Rogue Squadron came out. Overnight EVERY droid got a name.
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Probably turn him into a gun and point him at the dog while making laser noises with my mouth.- 16941 replies
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You should really be sad. There's some great stories in there, and I think they're almost all out of print now. Instead of things like X-Wing: Wraith Squadron, you got... The Phantom Menace.
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For Link to the Past Link... his eyes are too big and the Master Sword is way off-model. His shield is not so much off-model as it is a completely different thing. Dug the Super Nintendo manual out to prove to myself I wasn't crazy. Then hunted up some scans of the japanese manual to check if this is just an east-side/west-side thing. They use the same art, so... I'm not saying it's a bad figure. I quite like it. I'm just saying that it's not Zelda 3's Link.
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In fairness, what's he gonna do as a gun? The cartoon went to great lengths to find a reason for someone else to fire him pretty often. That's hard to do in a video game, really.
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I'm toy-biased, so to me he ALWAYS had little feet.- 16941 replies
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I thought perfect transformation was, by definition, screen-accurate transformation. Which is not to say that I don't like the idea of reworking him so everything is PART of him. Loose parts are lost parts! I'm just not sure how you define "perfect" in this case.- 16941 replies
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Worst Science Fiction Film of All Time II: The Quickening
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This is what they call "damning with faint praise."And worst or not, it's definitely the most tortured production. Cast literaly didn't know what soript they were shooting until the day of the shoot in many scenes.- 854 replies
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Holo fits a different niche, really. Augmented reality and virtual reality aren't in direct competition, as I see it. Sony has to overcome the Rift hype. Or steal it for themselves. That's their big roadbump.
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That will depend on what it works with, and how well it does the job. I very rarely commit to buying things sight unseen with no real information to go on. Get back to me once it is actually available and there's some real reviews. While all we have to go on is paid promotional pieces masquerading as journalism and straight-up rewordings of press releases, all I know is Sony wants me to buy it, which is a lot like telling me water is wet. It's true, but not meaningful information. But right now, if I get a VR headset, one for my PC makes more sense.
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Pretty good movie. Very realistic, for the most part, with a likable star and a good focus on aesthetics and hard science. (The computers are, as always, way too flashy and take a long time to display simple text files because "sweet animation for every letter", and they put the Vehicle Assembly Building in Houston instead of Florida for SOME REASON) Aesthetically speaking, I am particularly fond of the Ares space suits. And the Ares logo, which draws blatant inspiration from NASA's "worm" logo of the 80s(AKA the good logo). The iconic upside-down-V-as-A warms my heart every time I see it. I have not read the book yet, but it is on my short list of things to do.