It's an adaptation of the Japanese light novel "All You Need Is Kill". The movie didn't do so well at the box office. A shame really, a refreshing original entry in a market saturated with reboot and sequels.

Liked Ant Man as well.

Peter Travers, Rolling Stone: "The latest reboot of the Fantastic Four -- the cinematic equivalent of malware -- is worse than worthless. It not only scrapes the bottom of the Marvel-movie barrel; it knocks out the floor and sucks audiences into a black hole of soul-crushing, coma-inducing dullness."

Went to see Ant-Man and it was definitely fun. Not bad at all. I actually had not heard of this "superhero" before... I know I know...

Fantastic Four --> http://io9.com/the-most-important-scenes-from-fantastic-four-as-i-rem-1723363327



FINALLY saw Mad Max and holy balls!!! It was completely entertaining and I would love to see more!!!!

Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection of F

*SPOILERS*

Bullshit. So much bullshit. Suspension-of-disbelief, even in the context of just the Dragon Ball universe, is needed in levels that both childhood and adult me find offensive.

Frieza returns, this isn't a surprise. But he becomes, in the course of the film, as powerful as Goku in Super Saiyan God mode. The same Frieza that was cut to shreds by Future Trunks, who isn't anywhere near as powerful as the Z fighters during the Majin Boo arc. This is explained by Frieza as we'd known him having never trained a day in his life, his then strength being a sole product of his genetics. It takes him six months of training after being resurrected to achieve his present Goku-rivaling form.

Okay so I mean, Frieza comes from a unique race likely, one that IIRC has never really been defined. Maybe his people are just that formidable. But during the Namek Arc, it's stated the reason he and his family destroyed the Saiyan race was because one of theirs could someday become strong enough to defeat him. If Frieza knew he could achieve this insane form of from the start, why would he be afraid of the Saiyans? Considering their collective power levels at the time, there's no way Frieza could feasibly conceive that they'd be able to beat him? And even then, if all of six months of training is all he needed to vastly overshadow the Saiyans, why not just do that and never have to worry? Hell, his brother and father could do it too, and they'd be unstoppable throughout the universe.

And why didn't he try it when he came to Earth to kill Goku before, unless his cybernetics (which actually mad him stronger than he was on Namek) precluded this evolution in power?

Ignoring that, and just taking the movie itself as word, Frieza states shortly after his return that his father told him to avoid fighting two specific people- Beerus and Majin Boo. The same Majin Boo that was defeated by Goku before he learned his God mode from Beerus.

And speaking of, why wouldn't Frieza attempt to take on Beerus? If six months gets him to a point where he's over halfway to Beerus' strength (in the previous film, Beerus stated that he was using ~70% of his true power against God Goku, who by the way was probably a smidge weaker then), couldn't Frieza beat him by simply training even longer? Once again, maybe Frieza's already reached his genetic limit, and he's become as strong as he'll ever be.

Or not.

Also, even one of the stronger Z Fighters should've been more than enough to waste Frieza's troops in an instant. The strongest among them were said to be on the same level as the Ginyu Force.

Fuckin' eh, the ending. Frieza's lackey has a magic ring that fires a lazer capable of piercing God Goku's chest.

What.

What the fuck.

Why not just equip all your troops with this absurdly dangerous weapon of downing gods? Oh, he does. Frieza gloats that it's a "common ray gun".

Bullshit. So much Bullshit.

The film was decently entertaining. The previous one had more humor, with this one being the "action-packed" sequel.