As opposed to whining that someone does like a movie that you don't? Not seeing a material difference there. You can objectively quibble over the technical quality of a film, but when you get into subjective personal preferences, neither side is entitled to dictate terms. The very fact that these discussions always devolve into "You're a whiny bitch because..." suggests a dearth of objective criteria. De gustibus non est disputandem. Or, in other words, you're not making your case by name-calling.
Captain X makes reference to some 20-year-old piece of crap anime that nobody's ever heard of, and he has the fucking balls to call us "fanboys"? Holy shit.
I don't really care at this point. I started out just doing the film critic thing, and all it got me was name calling. So I'm just going to name call back.
Apparently no one in any of these threads has anything better to do with their time than to argue about Star Trek on the internet and call each other names over it. Attempts at insulting me by claiming I'm just a nerd with no life can just get thrown right back at you by your very participation in the thread like this.
Then I guess it's a matter of proportion - how much of each of your opponents' time is expended vs. how much of yours "refuting" them. Meh.
Which is a big part of why all I'm doing is posting the same picture over and over. How much time do you think that takes? A lot less than posting a taunt or making an image macro out of the same picture does.
Oh but it does, I'm sure everyone else gets it. But do go on with your "smartest person in the room" act.
Enough so you know what it is... from the wiki article- I can see why you identify with the character.
Man, I can't wait until this flick actually hits the screens. All this angst over a movie most of us haven't actually seen yet? BOO-yeah!!
Yeah, then it'll be all the whining and angst because "haters" saw the movie and post negatively about it.