AndrewC: just imagine waking from a long sleep, being still groggy, seeing your "kids" at your doorsteps and not only are they intelligent and evolved, but also cruel (yelling and hitting at the girl) and trying to take over your place (creating life of their own in the form of David) - I for one wouldn't want such a kid as a heritage.
One wonders if that was the general theme that Bioware was aiming for with ME3's ending and the God-Child. Maybe Ridley Scott and Damon Lindelof should have done the ending?
DodoGeo: Lately the art of subtlety is lost in current Hollywood and I'm getting really tired of movies trying too hard explaining everything long and in detail to the audience because they are too stupid to figure anything out for themselves.
That was the reason why I really didn't like Inglorious Bastards as much I hoped I would. I didn't need Tartantino pointing out every single important character or plot detail with a great big neon sign. It's why I've always liked anime films like Patlabor/Patlabor 2, or Wings of Honneamise, in that so many important details are presented in very subtle ways to the audience.
