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

  1. "Now why would you do that? . . . That's incredibly rude. I'm here giving you an interview and answering your questions and you do something really nasty." That's not exactly a crazy moment. That's a very reasonable response to what could've been something worse... like acid or a bullet in the face.
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  2. Ashly Burch as Chloe Price in Life Is Strange
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  3. Titanic. They showed the ship sinking! Can you believe that?!
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  4. Leonardo Dicaprio in "What's Eating Gilbert Grape?" Christian Bale in "Empire of the Sun" Haley Joel Osment in "The Sixth Sense" Harrison Ford in "American Graffiti" (prior to this he was a carpenter) Billy Bob Thonton in "Slingblade" Dakota Fanning in "I Am Sam" Lupita Nyong'o in "12 Years a Slave" Barkhad Abdi in 'Captain Phillips' Quvenzhane Wallis in "Beasts of the Southern Wild" Hailee Steinfeld in "'True Grit" Edward Norton in "Primal Fear" Oprah Winfrey in "The Color Purple" John Malkovich in "Places in the Heart" Orson Welles in "Citizen Kane" Julie Andrews in "Mary Poppins" James Dean in "East of Eden"
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  5. "Love is evol" can have many meanings. Evol can be short for evolving. Or it could be a play on "evil." He's wordsmithing.
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  6. The King is basically a modern retelling of Shakespeare's Henry V. It's supposed to be for an audience that finds Shakespearean English confusing. Despite my repeated viewings of Kenneth Branagh's Henry V (one of the best Shakespeare's films made), I still have a hard time understanding the dialog. that's why I found The King to be rather refreshing. For once, I understood it. Actually, come to think of it, my favorite scene in the film was the legal jargon about the Salic law that the Archbishop of Canterbury gave as justification for war with France. The dialog is almost as confusing as the dialog that appears in Shakespeare's Henry V. Henry's response was practically the same as my response to both this film's version and the version that appears in Shakespeare's Henry V: "I'm finding this story impossible to follow." LOL! Finally, someone said something! Thanks, Henry! I laughed for a good five minutes thereafter. :D
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  7. For some reason I thought Waterworld was the biggest bomb.
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  8. A few more for your list... Tornado! (1996) vs Twister (1996) R.I.P.D (2013) vs Men in Black 3 (2012) Rob Roy (1995) vs Braveheart (1995) Entrapment (1999) vs The Thomas Crown Affair (1999) Tombstone (1993) vs Wyatt Earp (1994) Platoon (1986) vs Full Metal Jacket (1987) The Others (2001) vs The Sixth Sense (1999) Dark City (1998) vs The Matrix (1999) A.I. Artificial Intelligence (2001) vs Bicentennial Man (1999) Undercover Brother (2002) vs Austin Powers: Goldmember (2002) Mimic (1997) vs The Relic (1997) Saving Private Ryan (1998) vs The Thin Red Line (1998) Leviathan (1998) vs DeepStar Six (1998) 1492: Conquest of Paradise (1992) vs Christopher Columbus: The Discovery (1992) End of Days (1999) vs Stigmata (1999) Starship Troopers (1997) vs Wing Commander (1999) 10 Things I Hate About You (1999) vs She's All That (1999) Body of Evidence (1993) vs Basic Instinct (1992) Dangerous Liaisons (1998) vs Valmont (1998) Oblivion (2013) vs Edge of Tomorrow (2014)
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  9. #1 Fictional Army. The Borg. They could destroy The Empire!
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  10. One more iconic movie villain for your list. JAWS! :D Jaws is single-handedly responsible for making people afraid to go swimming in the ocean.
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  11. Nick Cage is the Michael Bay of actors.
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  12. These are NOT the Top 10 video game intros. This is just someone's list. Please stop calling these TOP 10. They're not TOP 10 anythings...
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  13. A few more games that are not on your list: Duke Nukem Forever (3D Realms) Daikatana (Ion Storm) APB: All Points Bulletin (Realtime Worlds) Shenmue 3 (YS Net) Phoenix Point (Snapshot Games) Godus (22Cans) Shroud of the Avatar (Portalarium) Tabula Rasa (Destination Games) Mass Effect: Andromeda (BioWare)
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  14. The bit about EA getting better with Star Wars isn't valid. EA allowed Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order with zero in-game purchases because EA was approaching the end of its IP exclusivity. EA squandered the IP for nearly ten years in a greedy effort to grab as much money from consumers as possible for microtransactions. That game was EA's last-ditch effort to show Disney they could make a good and profitable Star Wars game and repair some of the damage both Battlefronts caused to the Star Wars IP for video games. If EA had a "forever" exclusivity deal, Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order would have never been made, let alone one with zero in-game purchases.
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  15. THe CGI for young Arnold in Terminator: Genisys is much better than the CGI from Terminator: Salvation
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  16. Money doesn't equal quality. Avatar is a good example of that.
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  17. So Rachel Zegler shows up in two of the films on this list: Shazam! Fury of the Gods and West Side Story. I wouldn't be surprised if Snow White ends up added too—it's just come out, but it's already doing so poorly at the box office that it's probably headed toward flop territory.
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  18. This TOP 10 is about the biggest box office bombs not the movie you hate the most. Despite your hatred of The Last Airbender, it cost $150 million to make, but made $320 million at the box office. So it was not one of the biggest box office bombs.
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  19. sean delaney google it, scrub
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  20. Do you think he'll do well with Batman?
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  21. Yeth both Car accidents also have a lot of presence and charisma that somehow attract people. I guess what I'm saying is watching Nic Cage is like watching an accident happen over the course of a film.
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  22. rrykurr Search your feelings. You KNOW it to be true!
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  23. I saw Labyrinth, The Neverending Story, The Dark Crystal, and The Secret of NIHM all in the theaters as a kid. They were not creepy to me! The problem is you're judging them by today's "standards". The 80's were a different time!
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  24. "Dare Uhn-ter-gawng". Yay. Mein Deutsch ist gut! :D
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  25. I cried when she and Max finally found Rachel.
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  26. Lightscribe225 You do realize the Borg have a whole bunch of mini Death Stars right? One Borg Sphere can do massive amount of damage let alone an army of them.
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  27. ***** precisely! They would also turn members of the Empire into drones. And since most of them are clones they would effectively learn EVERYTHING about the Empire.
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  28. I think Khan's rant against Chekov and Terrell is one of the best. Not because Khan is so over the top but because he's not but man are you afraid of him.
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  29. Hello Games deserves nothing. They took millions of dollars from customers, gave them a product they pitched that didn't exist, and finished it several years later. For those who preordered or purchased day one, it was like paying $50 for a steak dinner, receiving your order in pieces over several hours, or buying a car with all the features only to find out they weren't there at pick-up. You may and may not eventually get them a few years later—or buy a movie ticket and watch an unfinished film without the special effects that ultimately get completed in the Blu-Ray release. Sean Murray promised content would be in the game at launch. Working to "finish" the game was less about giving customers what they purchased and more about saving the company's reputation. By the way, Sean Murray never officially apologized for his lies. The "open letter" he wrote did not come out with the words "I'm sorry, we screwed up." At least the CEO of CDPR did that for Cyberpunk 2077's launch. Sean Murray is a joke and a liar; nobody should ever trust anything he says.
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  30. Terrible list. Here's mine: #9 Natalie Portman, Black Swan #8 Jake Gyllenhaal, Nightcrawler #7 Denzel Washington, Training Day #6 Charlize Theron, Mad Max: Fury Road #5 Joaquin Phoenix, Joker #4 Robert De Niro, Raging Bull #3 Christian Bale, The Mechanic #2 Heath Ledger, The Dark Knight #1 Daniel Day-Lewis, any movie he's been in.
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  31. I've seen dozens of your TOP 10 videos and I think this is the first time I agreed with all your choices. Great job!
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  32. Charlie Frost from 2012. "Always remember folks. You heard it first from Charlie." It had its comedic moments.
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  33. u mad?
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  34. Settle down nerd. :P
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  35. #2 Alan Rickman... YOU CANT BE SERIOUS! Alexander Dane... Dr. Lazarus... GalaxyQuest. Quite possible one of his most well known and quotable roles!  "By Grabthar's hammer, by the suns of Warvan, you shall be avenged!" ... "I was an actor once, damn it. Now look at me. Look at me! I won't go out there and say that stupid line one more time." ... "By Grabthar's hammer... what a savings!" His role was so popular that the phrase, "By Grabthar's hammer..." appears in the game Guild Wars 2, "By Ogden's Hammer, what savings!"
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  36. Christmas Vacation "...where's the Tylenol?" lol
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  37. ***** The Borg have six... five Transwarp hubs that let them travel anywhere in the galaxy within moments. The Empire doesn't have that.
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  38. +Mongoose Motovlog Because Cameron didn't like Jack and wanted him dead.
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  39. 8:05 I never understand why videos such as yours would visit a site without an ad blocker. That site is not going to get ad revenue because viewers cannot be registered through a Youtube video. You don't get ad revenue because it's not your site. So Blizzard is the only ones who benefited from the over 60,000 views on your video. My advice, next time, is to use a browser like Brave or Adblock extension so you can still convey the information from the site without inadvertently showing a free advertisement.
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  40. Shawarma is basically a Mediterranean burrito.
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  41. I think Tron Legacy should have been in your list of honorable mentions.
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  42.  @theambergryphon4266  👍
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  43. One more for your list: Joaquin Phoenix Joaquin Phoenix established himself as a serious actor with roles as Commodus in "Gladiator" and Johnny Cash in "Walk the Line," but then he did some experimenting. When Phoenix announced his retirement from acting in 2008 and made a shocking appearance on David Letterman saying he was becoming a rapper, no one knew what to think. Finally Phoenix came clean in 2010, announcing that his stunt was a performance piece for Casey Affleck’s mockumentary “I’m Still Here.” Although unseen since then, Phoenix has recently proven himself with his critically acclaimed comeback in “The Master” and "Her".
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  44. Agree with your choices except: - Tron Legacy was good and I say that as a huge fan of the original Tron from the 80's. - Matrix Revolution was good. I've posted numerous times elsewhere that the genius of the Matrix films is Neo became the savior of both the human race and the machine race. Humans could not defend themselves against the machines. Machines could not defend themselves against the Agent Smith virus. Both needing saving. Both needed Neo. This ONE man saved both. The problem with people is THEY thought the film would end with the humans destroying the machines. That just wasn't going to happen. Watch the trilogy again. It's actually quite brilliant.
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  45. Those are not iconic movie villains.
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  46. I got to about 6:52 and then stopped. I absolutely dislike Kanye West as a human being. The man is an arrogant narcissist.
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  47. #1 The Theory of Everything
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  48. Include Hildalgo in your list.
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  49. Soy El Coconutix He's actually white on the inside... JUST SAYING!
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  50. 4:98 the ignition source was arson. Someone deliberately set the factory on fire. So it's not exactly in the same class as Tianjin's explosion.
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