They really missed an opportunity by not calling this StarMew Valley.

Writing a hashtag over and over on an Ivy League essay = “unapologetic activism”? 

TECHNICALLY the Tiger didn’t know the right person to attack. It got a couple henchmen, when Negan was standing right there not paying attention.

The gay stuff feels designed to check a box that says “it’s in there” than to actually include anything of substance.

It seems insane that this was a “resign-worthy” joke.

I’m very liberal and am pretty sure Moriarty and I agree on very little... I’m all for shitty people with shitty opinions being held accountable but Christ we have reached peak internet outrage these days when a tame twitter joke pulled from an episode of MARRIED…

I think it’s interesting that you assume the people who can’t afford insurance are all fat lazy slobs.

Just pleaseeeeeeee don’t go the “militarized raptors” route. We don’t need a fucking battle film.

You can factory reset nests as well as remove devices from your account... I’m not seeing this as an issue?

I think the issue is fairly simple: Usually, the filmmakers (and/or the studio) don’t respect the source material enough. They think “ok, this is a fine set up, but we’re gonna do OUR take on it.” You usually can feel that they think the original is a “lesser form” of storytelling by virtue of being a video game, and…

I’m someone who thought Tarkin generally looked ok but Leia did NOT. This doesn’t look bad to me.  

Is it still an “amazing moment” if Trump was lying to the widow’s face in front of millions of people in order to deflect blame from a disaster of an operation?

But “shit” doesn’t make your movie R. Hell, “fuck” doesn’t even make it R unless you use it a lot, so you can see why this comment from the director is kind of odd.

Last of Us is “R.” Uncharted is very much PG-13 and always has been.

Been wishing for a cinematic 2D action-platformer like Another World and the PS1 game Heart of Darkness, both by Eric Chahi I believe. This looks like it could fit the bill!

First two are true (though the reasons and ramifications can be debated), but CA is actually 17th in GDP per capita, and ahead of both those states you mentioned.

If Hollywood is notoriously liberal, much of the filmmaking talent (stars, writers, directors, producers) etc., wouldn’t just run off to states whose policies they disagree with. Some would, sure, but staying in CA and continuing to make films would become an act of political defiance as well as a business decision. …

ESTABLISHING DOMINANCE.

I’d give your concern trolling a “C,” at best.

I thought this was a GOT release date article and feel a little betrayed tbh.

From my perspective, what he said wasn’t outrageous because it was critical of America. We have a lot of issues, we’ve done a lot of terrible things both at home and abroad.

What was outrageous about what he said was that he only said it to deflect away from continued questioning about Russia’s human rights…

Always.