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Here's one I feel stronger about as time goes on. The Captain America trilogy is just as strong if not stronger than the Dark Knight Trilogy. The only area where it doesn't compare is in the portrayal of villains.

Looking at getting into to editing some Gopro videos for youtube and maybe even getting more involved down the road. But for now it'll just be making Vlogs and the like. Now from what I understand if you want to edit 4k videos you need some serious hardware. While I probably won't be doing a ton of 4k right away I want to be prepared for it as it is becoming the standard. The Lenovo all in one I have now isn't close to cutting it and i'm looking to buy something that will last me hopefully at least the next 3-5 years. I am not tied to either the PC or Mac ecosystem so I'll take either as long as it gets the job done though I was intrigued by the iMacs. Price range under $1500 if possible. I could stretch to $2k if it's something I know will serve me well for years and years. Any suggestions?

Trying to keep an open mind with the Ghostbusters thing but I really hoped they saved the good parts for the movie cause that trailer isn't too promising.

MI:3 could be argued for as the best in the series. JJ Abrams directed it before he went into the Star Treks and blew up huge. The 4th film Ghost Protocol matches it on the fun to watch scale though.

Big time. The introduction of crossbones, planting Bucky as a big character going forward, even a bit of foreshadowing with him holding the shield during one of the fights. I think its a story that will play out very well on the big screen. The only thing is there's no hero who can be unmasked in a big dramatic way as a result of the superhero registration act. Spiderman was that character in the source material, but everyone knows the identities of all the avengers.

Lets pump the brakes here. Maryland would still have to get past Michigan State to even win the division.

2/year. And I wish I could get more. edit: its 2/year from the Marvel production company, but if you cant Xmen, Spiderman, (marvel characters from other production companies.) then its quite a lot, but honestly the only ones ive really enjoyed have been the ones from Marvel/Disney.

Captain America: The Winter Soldier was a very solid film. Not perfect by any means, but I enjoyed it as much as I enjoyed the Avengers.

I don't think so for reasons that strictly deal with finances. This isn't 24 that gets a blank check for its show. This show has operated on a limited budget from the get go. Season 2 the farm was extremely cheap to use. The prison was milked for every scene they could manage, etc. I just don't seem them doing big elaborate set pieces that would be needed to portray DC realistically

Godzilla looks much improved over the Ferris Buehler version from awhile back.

I can only speak for my specific application, but Rock Auto online has a moog LCA for around $80. From shopping online on Autozone, etc, they all seem to be at least $40-$50 more expensive. All that said, I think I'm just gonna go with Moogs and likely never worry about them again. I could get 2 day shipping and probably still come out cheaper than buying Duralast brand from Autozone.

Is there a big difference between brands of OEM parts? I'm replacing a lower control arm and an inner tie rod (probably all of them while I'm down there) and I was just curious if there was that big of difference between say Moog, and Duralast or Dormanor whatever over the counter stuff Autozone and the like sells. I've never had experience with Moog products but people swear by them and I'm actually able to find them cheaper online than the Autozone/Napa/OReiliy brands would cost me. The only downside is i'd be without a car for a little bit longer while I'm waiting for them to ship.

The nerd in me suddenly woke up and realized that Thor is gonna be out in a few weeks. Can't wait.