Thread:Jester of chaos/@comment-31330278-20180211164358/@comment-4708882-20180724012622

1. I personally enjoyed both but I'd recommend Hannibal (film) first as Saw is more of a torture film series though it has some interesting characters like John Kramer who was a tragic individual and ultimately wants to help people in a twisted way. Another one you might like is "Law Abiding Citizen" which also kind of deals with complexity through man who for a while I only routed for him especially when he tortures a monster who raped and killed both his wife and daughter before then trying to take down what he *rightfully* sees as a very flawed system.

2. I don't think I've seen "A Beautiful Mind" though from what you're saying it sounds interesting. I am really excited to see this Venom film as it looks awesome and sounds like it's going to have a fun story based off the link. I think those two could be seen as similar to symbiots as both try to help Nash to a degree from what I'm understanding.

3. I love your idea for a sequel with Sydney going out and delivering a brand of justice that is honestly more satisfying than the justice system! I would just love to see Dean suffer a cowards death like he deserves, I also love how the Two Sidney's are similar in some aspects like showing mercy to some all while keeping a level head is super shitty situations. I really have the feeling Dean will only piss me off to no end which is a good way for me to route against him to the very end.

4. Yeah I enjoy faster and stronger zombies vs the lumbering monsters, I think one of the reasons I really like Resident Evil is the zombies have a variety and some are fast / super dangerous vs the classic. I don't remember much of the film to be honest only that I wasn't super impressed but I was watching it late at night so I might retry it.

5. I'm glad that I can be of help and that you like some of my ideas. :) Anytime, I think you are going to like "Justice League: Crisis On Two Earths" and Owlman's just a hoot in the film though apparently his comic counterpart is a lot different in the sense of goal and having redeeming features being basically just the evil Batman (still not a bad thing lol). I think Ra's and Talia would likely both fear and respect the film's version for just being a super skilled and committed individual though try to stop him just to survive. Of Batman villains I'd probably say Owlman is my fourth favorite maybe fifth at most with Joker being probably third and Mr. Freeze being very close to Owlman.