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Steelheart spoilers:

For having an ambiguous name with either a five or a L337 S.

Try some China Mieville. I recommend The City and The City.

Whoever wants it can take it. Let's put RSTLNE up on the board... N E _ N _ E N E S _ S E _ _ N _ E L _ _ N

What guarantees could I give you? I am the hunted one. You think too much of me, kid. I'm not that clever.

It is not. The boy's squad are pilots working against bizarre entities. Edit: After it's all over, everybody can kick back with some Tang.

The boy works with his mother twice at the same time.

When is a door?

A distant father forces his son and mother to work together, with disastrous results for the world.

Hmm... I'm not really any good at drawing or coding, but I could assist with writing flavor or creating puzzle ideas. And I can definitely voice act.

Last guess of mine - Final Fantasy 7.

The Blair Witch Project?

It does what Terminintendon't. ... But yeah, wow, Terminator: Genisys. Don't you love how the trailers leave it all mysterious what's going to happen? I... (glances back up the thread)... I completely... (sweating, shouting in Bobcat Goldthwait voice)... It's gonna be a great movie, yup! ... Pink fluffy unicorns dancing on rainbows...

I laid it out clearly. The way to not get lies is to ask nothing.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0298482/?ref_=fn_al_tt_1 I recommend it, but it's hard to find these days.

Mother 2 in his home country, but EarthBound in America.

Degeneration and regeneration.

He'll tell you no lies.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fzzjgBAaWZw

Ba ba ba dook dook dooooooooook...

In light of the high levels of buzz about the upcoming Fallout game, and the Religions topic over in General Discussion, I wanted to bring this up. Honest Hearts, the expansion for Fallout: New Vegas, deals with many issues already explored in the main game, but in its own story explores struggles related to two Mormon characters. It has refreshing depth and moral complexity, even for New Vegas, and an interesting angle on exploring issues of war, cultural influence, proselytizing, and faith. One thing I haven't had the chance to do before is ask Mormons about their take on the story. Is it fair? Joshua Graham would obviously be an unusual character from any culture, but is he a reasonable exploration of, for instance, attitudes toward war? Daniel is practically an embodiment of both honest goodness and pacifism, but what does it say about him that, of all the characters, he's the only one who has no ending path where he's happy?

they say little.

This place is so civil, there's even a civil discussion of misotheism. Amazing.

Marvel beat DC to the punch on how to build an effective cross-superhero world in popular movies. DC/Warner Brothers intend to build the Justice League with fewer movies. Maybe it's a budget thing, maybe they think the heavy lifting has already been done by Marvel (changing audiences' expectations and so on). They definitely don't want to risk a solo Aquaman movie, because in the popular imagination the character has been reduced to a joke. Meanwhile, Marvel is pressing on, confident they can make a solo Ant-Man movie.

"Keep the change," said Kelsier, "We Mistborn need -" [falls off a cliff]