Comments by "nexus1g" (@nexus1g) on "WatchMojo.com" channel.

  1.  @wesodell4286  Race is something that can't even scientifically exist. Since racial features are all expressions of the same genes, there's an infinite number of iterations that can exist between the white expressions and the black expressions, as an example. As such, it's impossible to objectively delineate the two races. Any delineation is subjective and not scientific.
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  2. Mike Tyson is all about learning his pattern. He always uses the same with the same timing.
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  3. ​ @dannyhicks8653  Soda Popinski is my favorite fight. Just pure reaction time and solid dodges and counters. No tricks. Super Machoman can be a pain.
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  4. Belief in the possibility of Bigfoot is the least outrageous of these. UFO's visiting Earth is a bit more implausible.
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  5. Wow. Harold and Maude. What an unusual reference!
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  6. Heathers
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  7. SzymixSRJ Blade.
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  8. World of Warcraft. The AI even has conversations in the game. They argue with themselves. They even pick up new language and insults somehow. And the voice synthesizer for the NPC's in your party? AMAZING! I've never been called a brainless idiot by a computer in such a truly human tone before! I can't believe this game hasn't made the list. I think it's an amazing game and an even more incredible AI, but I can't figure out how to save my game when I'm done... I think it's a bug or something. I guess that's why it's not so popular and got overlooked on this list.
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  9. The first part of Rubber Johnny always creeped the hell out of me.
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  10. The Dark Knight was based on a comic written in the 80's by Frank Miller. I really don't think there's any political message regarding Bush Jr. Maybe cold war attitudes, but not Bush Jr. and Islamic terrorism.
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  11. It has been proved, not proven. Proven is used as a past participle (modifier to a noun, e.g. a proven method), not past tense (standalone verb, e.g. proved the method accurate).
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  12. Matt Yes, they could have taken turns and not died.
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  13. Lightsabers were used by both sides, so not really a "superhero weapon".
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  14. Jacob's Ladder.
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  15. Jimmy Kimmel is the second greatest troll to have ever lived.
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  16. I eat animals, but killing them for entertainment is wanton waste.
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  17. I loved how the leading woman role in the original Jurassic Park (and the leading ladies in Jurassic Park 2) were strong and independent women. I missed that in the third movie and Jurassic World. But I especially missed it in the third movie because that woman's character annoyed the hell out of me. She was like Willie from The Temple of Doom compared to Marion from Raiders of the Lost Ark.
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  18. ***** I haven't forgotten anything. Are you saying that an executive is incapable of being strong-willed? That's a bit questionable given Hammond's strong-willed character.
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  19. Tamarrah Cherry To be fair, he might be very intelligent, but things are very different when you're on the set of a game show with an audience and live cameras.
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  20. Tamarrah Cherry You're absolutely right about that. That was just racist as fuck.
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  21. Rawk4Life The real question is, once you allow people to be "close enough", how close is close enough while having it be fair to all contestants. Some may say "Wayne Gret-skeye" should be fine. No one would say "Northern Warbler" would be an acceptable answer. However, there are many subtle layers in there where you have to decide when it's time to cut it off or not, and that line is arbitrary and is apt to not be considered fair. 
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  22. Paint It Black by the Rolling Stones became the unofficial anthem for the Vietnam War in film thanks to Full Metal Jacket.
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  23. Not just against unaffiliated pirates, but to any enemies of the crown to which the privateer swore fealty.
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  24. ryand730 Yep. The only difference between a privateer and a pirate was a letter of marque. And then you were a privateer to whomever provided you with the letter of marque and a pirate to everyone else.
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  25. Apocalypse Now.
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  26. It's a stick for crying out loud.
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  27. ARK: Survival Evolved, Path of Exile and Counter-Strike would have been on my list.
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  28. I think that Batman Arkham Asylum was the #1. When it glitched out like that, I honestly thought my video card had fried. I literally freaked out. 
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  29. coolsteve1985 If he wasn't called Bane in the movie, I wouldn't have recognized him as Bane. That's really not acting the character very well.
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  30. coolsteve1985 I disagree with your statement. You're going to have to accept that.
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  31. coolsteve1985 You're acting like a dumb ass. Stop it and try to be a little more mature. When I read the comics, I didn't hear coming from him a croaky British accent, and his mannerisms. Yes, the writing is just like the comics, but not the acting, IMO.
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  32. coolsteve1985 "Can you 'hear' Bane talk while reading the comics?" Yes. Whenever I read anything, whether it's a comic or a book, the characters come to life in my mind's eye. You don't? "And you said his acting is why you can't tell that that's Bane! You didn't say nothing about his voice!" From my first post on this thread to which you responded: "I don't agree with the croaky British accent being the perfect offset." So, yes, I did mention his voice. "What the hell does his voice have to do with his acting anyways?" Because it's the voice the actor chooses to use for the character. Just like why I have to laugh at Keanu Reeves in any serious role because of his staple "surfer dude" voice. "I said his personality was just like the comics!" That's writing, not acting. "His voice has nothing to do with his personality! You're so fucking dumb it's not even funny." Given that you can't even remember what was said a few posts back, you might want to reconsider throwing stones in a glass house.
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  33. coolsteve1985 Yes, an actor chooses how he intends to play a character. When he or she gets an audition script, they decide how they will portray that character.
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  34. coolsteve1985 "To play Bane, a willfully evil and possibly unstoppable force of mind and might, the British actor wanted to develop a distinctive voice..." http://insidemovies.ew.com/2012/04/15/the-dark-knight-rises-star-tom-hardy-talks-about-playing-bane-and-inventing-the-villains-controversial-voice-its-a-risk/ Are you ready to give up now?
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  35. I agree. It's not even a weapon. His 1911 is his weapon. And a 1911 is definitely a noteworthy superhero weapon.
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  36. RezHeadify But it's still a shield, not a weapon.
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  37. It seems as though M. Night Shyamalan movies have people that love them and have people that hate them. I think WatchMojo definitely falls into the latter group most often. I personally love all of his movies. I've honestly never seen many people go, "It's alright," or any other similar mixed-feeling expression.
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  38. +bang60chicks There's nothing wrong with bread in general, but there are healthier alternatives if you're really trying to pack in as much nutrition into as few calories as possible. It provides complete protein and calories along with some sugars, but not much more.
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  39. William Hung? Hello?
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  40. DuckthatGames Mark Hamill has officially retired from the Joker as of Arkham City, and that was his plan. It's very hard on his voice he said, and after doing it for nearly 20 years, it was enough for him. I've personally not heard anything about Mark Hamill changing his plans and wanting to voice Arkham Origins.
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  41. Wizards by Ralph Bakshi
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  42. I'm surprised that no Rob Zombie/White Zombie song made even an honorable mention.
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  43. #8, he should have gotten it!
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  44. Cuzzys 2nd Channel He didn't use it wrong. It's still stupid, but he didn't use it wrong.
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  45. I knew with how he pronounced "Baldur's" and "Amn" that the segment was going to be cringey. I was not surprised.
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  46. I saw on a video on YouTube that Plutonium was described as the Hannibal Lecter of the Periodic Table.
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  47. +WhiteDeathrow You think The Last House on the Left is rewatchable? I haven't seen the remake, and maybe that's what you're talking about, but the 70's version is seriously disturbing.
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  48. 0:47 Holy cow! Fresh Botox injection alert!
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  49. Prevalent is not "pruh-VALE-ent" but "prev-uh-lint."
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  50. The alligator scene from Eraser.
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