Questionable Questing

I wonder how they set up the underwater canyon. CGI or practical effect and you check my server yet if you want date details and pic of girl

His character never great?

And finally, some pretty shitty lines. Characters don't feel natural sometimes. Bad guys doing plots or plans with no believable motivation. Series moments feel stupid because they go on for too long or use super cheesy monologues. Plus, since this is a more family focused series it really limits the blood and murders you can show on screen. It never goes full John Wick with the henchmen which is always a shame.

Oh, I saw the girl. She looks pretty cute. Her face has some pretty fat cheeks, I would probably tease her about if I ever met her. lol. But I do like the long hair. Short hair's nice too, but I hate how stupidly popular it's become. But with Tom's character, he has his moments and one of his best traits is that in each movie he gets the shit kicked out of him. They are not afraid to have him lose or get hurt.

I think in Ghost Protocol, by the end of the movie after the climactic battle with the bad guy over the launch codes to some nukes in a parking garage, which is a lot cooler than it sounds. They were constantly getting in and out of cars and smashing into each other like go carts. But by the end of it he had been shot several times, stabbed, and had a leg shattered. Literally collapsing after the battle was won.

The date was awesome

No gore?

Getting in and out of cars?

See it for yourself. This one was directed by Brad Bird too, guy who did Incredibles and Iron Giant.

Skipped through. Bro died instead of giving the brief case over and the jumping between cars is neat

Two animated kids movies and than this. Odd combo

I know right. lol. All of them really good though. It's kind of a shame his last two, Tomorrowland and Incredibles 2, where both pretty bad. He's been a favorite director of mine and with how terrible of a state the animation industry is in right now, I've been hoping he has a resurgence again soon.

Please no iron giant reboot and want to talk Warring Paths my martial arts thing?

Sure that sounds fun. You have tomorrow off for memorial day?

Nope. Work.

Four elemental clans with four spirit masters, the Gods who created the world and than slew themselves and now pass on a flicker of their arts and essence

These four spirit masters, how do these elemental powers affect your emotions and personality? Is it like how fire users are more angry or earth users are more stubborn in the Last Airbender? Is it just using these powers affects your emotional state like Psykers in 40k? Does it have no effect and is magic just an equation to be solved with logic and reason?

Fuck logic and reason. That's math.

It varies by person. It can have negative or positive emotional effects depending on person. Fire could be bravery or ferocity. Stone stoicism or callousness. And so on

I agree completely, fuck math, but there are some series I like that do that. Tanya the evil immediately comes to mind. But how extreme are these emotional effects and how does it happen? Overuse of powers? Certain rituals?

Overuse of essence over time and in surges can alter a person's personality and the beliefs required to use one of the Clan's styles can reinforce this.

Do the clans try to control this? Or take advantage of it to form a cult-like mentality?