For me, this was the perfect extended hype video for another season of Formula 1. I wish they did this every year. Although it would have all been worth it to see Christian Horner asked how pissed he was about that Baku crash and just go “Very.”

I mean isn’t it hilariously on the nose to have a product that kills people be advertised using the word Winnow?

Ah, damn, that’s too bad.

Quick question: did the audio record catch the PR people’s discussion of what the lady’s job was? I'd love to read a translation of that conversation. 

Wasn’t that a Lions fan though?

I don’t understand how you read what this person wrote and come away thinking they didn’t read the article.

Hahaha naw, that’s my experience with Lars von Triers, which the guy I was responded to had mentioned. 

I actually actually realized that I am 100% wrong about this, and didn’t test my theory nearly enough initially.

I’m not sure that the best way to think about fiction is on a fun/not fun scale. I think a better term would be “satisfying,” because the fiction that I consume is only rarely fun while still frequently being enjoyable or worthwhile.

Rockstar has done this in previous games too, and it drives me berserk. They tell you how to do a thing in the same moment that you are expected to be doing that thing.

I like when a log incompletely splits on the first blow from the ax, and Arthur does that thing where you lift the ax with the log still attached and bang it down again and then the log splits and the halves fall away.

I’ve played maybe half the games on this list, and I have to be honest - in terms of pure adrenaline pounding, paralyzing fear, nothing I have ever played has topped Playerunknown’s Battlegrounds.

This is a highly underrated comment.

That’s strange, it didn’t really strike me as any different than any other GP. This was at Monza last year, for instance:

I was watching those guys and thinking that Kimbrel's windup is SO dumb that any attempt to mock it just makes you look like a gigantic loathsome moron.

But enough about Return of the Jedi...

I’d just watch Shoah twice.

Has the Forza series yet figured out that gridding up 24 cars and putting the player smack in the middle is a miserable way to showcase their excellent AI?

What are the chances that some person thinks they got the deal of a lifetime on a manual transmission Porsche?