The Jakeinator said:anime is not history. video games are not history. everything you just said was incorrect.The Austin said:No, Katanas were used by Ninjas, the Samurais Mortal Enemy, while Samurais used Samurai Swords. Katanas were just based in the Samurai Sword.
I think.
"The katana (刀?) is Japanese for backsword and often refers to the uchigatana after the Muromachi period, which is a type of Japanese sword (日本刀, nihontō?), also commonly referred to as a "samurai sword.[1]
In the strictest sense, the term katana in Japanese is applied to any kind of single-edged sword, of any origin, and does not necessarily refer to a Japanese sword.
"Katana" was originally used as a general term for a single-edged sword having a "sori" or curvature of the blade. While the "sugata" or form can take many shapes, including double edged, the term is now used incorrectly to describe nihontō that are 2 shaku (606 mm / 24 in) and longer, also known as "dai" or "daito" among Western sword enthusiasts"
(taken from the goddamned wikipedia page, one google search away.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Katana )
'ninja' swords had straight blades. the word 'katana' implies a curved blade.
ninja and samurai were not mortal enemies.
please read more real books.
right here, it makes me want to sutff glass down his throat, i dont mind him in any other way, hes an alright actor, but listening to him, fills me with rageMarter said:His voice just annoys me. That's really the only reason.
The people you mentioned can get away with it is because they are action stars. People watch their movies and go, "Wow, I wish I can be as badass as them." You don't hear people watching a Cera movie saying, "Wow, I wish I can be as whimpy and socially akward as him."Jimmydanger said:Yeah it was a joke, but my perhaps too subtle point was that if these guys can get away with the characters/performances over and over why can't Cera. People should judge movies their quality not for who is in them and their similarity to past roles.Old Trailmix said:Jimmydanger said:I totally agree instead of watching his lame regurgitation of every role he has ever done I'm going out to watch a movie that has actors with actual range and depth. That's why I'm seeing 'The Expendibles' with Sylvester Stallone, Jason Statham, Jet Li, Dolph Lundgren, Randy Couture, Steve Austin, Terry Crews and Arnold Schwarzenegger.Old Trailmix said:It's just the fact he's the same person every time.
...Was that a joke or not, I can't tell...
Except for Tom cruise movies I can't stand that guy.
Samurai used katanas, ninjas used ninjatos which is essentially a katana. So when someone says samurai sward, they mean katana.The Jakeinator said:No, Katanas were used by Ninjas, the Samurais Mortal Enemy, while Samurais used Samurai Swords. Katanas were just based in the Samurai Sword.The Austin said:Samurai sword, katana, same damn thing.Agayek said:It's a katana. Say it with me. KA - TA - NA.The Austin said:Because nothing says constipated like a flaming samurai sword.
That's like saying there's a difference between a revolver and a colt python, they both imly the same thing.
I think.
OHHH! Kind of like Vin Diesel!Old Trailmix said:It's just the fact he's the same person every time.
Vin Diesel isn't the same person in every movie, you can't be Riddick one time and a baby sitter the other. You want to compare him to someone, Seth Rogan is the exact same character in every movie and he's not even good at it.teutonicman said:OHHH! Kind of like Vin Diesel!Old Trailmix said:It's just the fact he's the same person every time.
That's right I completely forgot about The Pacifier. LOLdfcrackhead said:Vin Diesel isn't the same person in every movie, you can't be Riddick one time and a baby sitter the other. You want to compare him to someone, Seth Rogan is the exact same character in every movie and he's not even good at it.teutonicman said:OHHH! Kind of like Vin Diesel!Old Trailmix said:It's just the fact he's the same person every time.
Doubtful.Hawkeye16 said:I personally, like his acting, I think the Escapist hates him bacause he represenst how a nerd (like us) would fare in strange situations.