Aaron Robinson

I'll be seeing this tomorrow night on IMAX. First time I've ever seen a movie like that. Should be fun.

I wrestled my first ever match in front of a live crowd this weekend. Got demolished by a guy just under 7ft. It was fun.

Awesome stuff. I'm excited to hear a podcast that just covers graphic novels, and it's even better that it's on earth-2.

I don't think it was ever intended to show how sexist a movie is. That would be ridiculous. It's just there to show a general trend that's a little ridiculous and kind of unsettling. Having a movie pass it doesn't mean a whole lot. If several new release movies pass it, it might start to mean something.

I guess their mistake was admitting that they did it. Nobody would have ever noticed if it wasn't for them pointing it out.

She's a modern age female hero. Of course there's going to be an attempted rape at some stage. How else is she supposed to develop into a strong female? I mean, in theory the concept sounds awesome. But the brutality of what I've seen from the trailers, and especially stuff like the QTE rape scene, make me worry. I can't remember the last time a game trailer focused so much on watching the main protagonist get the crap kicked out of them.

That whole movie is insane. I think it's great.

Well, it's a great selection, but I already own every game on the list. Psychonauts though? I think that kind of goes against the whole Humble Bundle idea.

Nah, you're being ridiculous.

They're specifically going for the first gay superhero marriage. In which case; they're still wrong, since Apollo and Midnighter were married over a decade ago in The Authority. But yes, gay marriages aren't a crazy new thing in comics.

Sure, but he’s also the most interesting personality of the Avengers team. I’d have given him the most screen time too. I thought the Captain America movie was kind of dull. I liked Cap more here, but he’s still the least interesting of the main four heroes.

In what way did they try to make Transformers 3 visually groundbreaking? I'm genuinely curious, since I have no intention of watching anything more from Michael Bay. I totally agree that Avengers played it safe, but I also assumed that would be a given. What was the last blockbuster that didn't play things safe? I guess you could make the case for Inception, but I can't think of much else.

I don't know, I'm not really excited. It seems like there are some cool ideas there but something about the whole thing still feels off. Then again, I wasn't that excited for Avengers and that was pretty good. Hmm.

These kinds of big action blockbusters aren’t normally my kind of thing, but this movie was pretty good. Lots of little things I could pick on in hindsight, but I was entertained throughout.

So I “finished” Fez last night (just the first ending, won’t bother with the second). Man, what a weird fucking game. Absolutely nothing like I was expecting. I think Dubs will get more out of it than me.

Hey, another forgettable action movie.

The Raid is honestly the best action movie I've watched in years. Put me right back into the feeling I got from watching Hong Kong action movies as a teenager. Yeah, I know it's Indonesian and directed by a Welsh guy, youknowwhatImean. But yeah, really well choreographed fights. Lots' of brutal moves with just the right amount of gore. Just really well done all round. Definitely not for everyone, but it ticked all the boxes in AJR's "awesome action movie checklist".

This is it guys. I haven’t visited a movie theatre in well over a decade now because the modern film industry just doesn't meet my high standards, but this is the film that’s going to pull me back. This is the movie that’s FINALLY going to raise the bar for the movie industry.

Blacksad is populated entirely by anthropomorphic animals and it's honestly one of the best looking comics I've ever seen. Just throwing that out there.

The guy was an amazing artist. One of the best of all time. He will be missed.

That's awful.

I'll be genuinely surprised if they don't tease a romantic relationship between the two of them. Having them just be close friends would be great, but I’m sure TV execs see things differently. But uh… I don’t really care that this exists. It’s probably going to be awful. Most TV is. But at least in this case there are a few alternatives if you really need a Sherlock Holmes fix.

See, it hit me straight away. I know it's an age old saying that was never designed to cause offence, but I also know I'd never it to describe an Asian person because I've heard "chink" used by people who were obnoxiously, awfully racist. Hell, I've heard that exact phrase used to make fun of an Asian person. I'd like to believe that the person who wrote it was ignorant of the word's use as a racial slur, but that's not my gut reaction.