So exactly what we should have expected? I'm okay with that.

Normies can't handle too much philosophy with their action. If it was faithful to the original it would be basically matrix 2: everyone is voiced by the architect edition.

Got a new phone case today, and in the process of swapping it out I accidentally dropped my Pixel while it was 'naked' and cracked the back glass. And of course one of the little spiderweb cracks just has to go over the camera.

Funky, it's like the opposite of eva... a world dominated by kaiju must defend itself from the returning ancient inhabitants of that world known as humans.

Chuckman#858454 wrote:He's a supernatural being who can control waves and storms and materialize and dematerialize at will.

wtf? Pretty sure I might have noticed that.

We do get the occasional troll, but they usually don't last long before the hammer drops.

Got to school a little early today, so of course morning class is cancelled. Hanging around with nothing to do for the next several hours... Wheeee.

I just thought it was an interesting story, I don't really identify much with the characters. So nah, doesn't bother me a bit.

What makes you think everyone throughout history had their own soul? reincarnation of some sort is a possibility in play, either of whole souls being recycled or perhaps dead folks drifting apart into raw 'soul stuff' before some quantity of it being reused for new people.

It doesn't surprise me at all that the sort of 'sidestory' episodes that happen between story arcs are generally held as the low points since they advance the story less overall and represent a tonal shift. 13 and 14 rightly get called out here, but I find it interesting that so few people consider ...

Kong was a legit satisfying monster movie. As for Eva references, Kong vs helicopters was a lot like Asuka vs vtols... And that spider!

I still prefer the original ending, so yeah, pretty much.

Huh... Hadn't noticed much in the way of homages. What are you referring to? Worth adding to the thread on that subject?

So I'm back on duty, more or less. Wheeeee.

Mr. Tines#851803 wrote:And then there's another possibility for Ritsuko's father to be missing from the scene

Well, I suppose we know where she got that chin...

Paragraphs, please? I'm not reading that as-is.

I find it sadly amusing to see the sequelitis disease also extends to only wanting to cast the same proven stars in everything, even when they really aren't right for the part. At this rate not only will they run all the people with fresh ideas off to cable and netflix, but also all the new talent!

Sachi#857988 wrote:Dance Like You Want to Win is my favorite, because it perfectly reflects the action arc of the show.

...which is exactly why I don't like it.

Hmm... Best/worst lists need a slider, can't see them all on phone. I like jet alone quite a bit actually. It's the first solidly Misato episode, helps establish her relationships with Ritsuko, and shows that she is willing to put herself in harm's way and not just order others into the breach. That...

Kaworu actually seems to have a grand time with his doomed life even if he generally only makes things worse, and his death is always his own choice.

ReiQ is unquestionably the saddest of the sad little girls.

Logan - Pretty damn good, and not just for a comic movie.
Kubo and the two strings - Impressive animation, meh story.
I am not a serial killer - no expectations going in, wasn't bad.