Luke Cage? Iron Fist? Now American Vandal? Is Netflix cleaning house? And yet that Insatiable show gets a second season renewal? What?

What the fuck Netflix. 

It’s called internal consistency.

Is it possible to understand everything that went on in the movie, and still hate it? Because that is where I am.

Because it makes total sense to spend an entire movie trying to find Luke Skywalker only to find out that he doesn’t want to be found, but made a map anyway for some reason, and then to take an incredibly powerful moment, Rey standing there arm outstretched, and to shit on it in the first scene. I’m sure none of that…

“ as storytellers, we have to kind of serve what the scenes need to be.”

As of right now, I would rank it just ahead of The Star Wars Christmas Special, but not quite at the level of The Ewok Adventure. Maybe if I just focus on the Rey / Ren stuff, and ignore pretty much everything else, I could see liking it better than A Phantom Menace. But no way will it climb higher then The Battle for…

I didn’t hate this movie, but I’m assuming when you say “challenging” you’re thinking of something more grand than disorganized or rambling?

Maybe it's because I actually like Prometheus a lot, but I don't really want this.

I have zero desire to be productive, and do not understand people who are. Anyone that works multiple jobs, or goes all out all the time just confuses me.

For those curious, Zen in the Art of Writing is a great resource for writers of any kind and really focuses on how to find the joy in creating something. Bradbury is my favorite author, so I am a little biased, but it's definitely worth a read!

So, waste a whole sheet of paper just because you won't twist your wrist? "'Unless someone like you cares a whole awful lot..."

It's a lazy way out of making the kids grow up. What King was going for was that, in order to escape It's hideout, they had to let go of whatever innocence they had. How? By gangbanging their only female friend of course. Nothing says coming of age like a good gangbang.

Yeah, the underage group sex scene turned me off Stephen King's books.

King has also gone on record saying that he doesn't remember writing much of IT as it was written during the beginning of a pretty severe cocaine addiction. The "scholarly interpretation" sounds like a boatload of hogwash meant to cover for an out-of-control writer who had enough popularity to intimidate both his…

Gee I wonder why so many people write zombie scifi. could it possibly be that the 2nd highest rated tv show on AMC is nothing but one giant zombie soap opera? HMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM

definitely tired of floating in space suits. *cough*GRAVITY*cough*

There is good science fiction, carefully researched, based on solid science that makes a fantastic world acceptable, and which permits the 'suspension of disbelief' necessary to enjoy the genre... and there is crappy, moronic 'sci-fi' that is little more than cheap melodrama and improbable fantasy retroactively…

So... Who still cares about Star Wars 7?

Not that I ever mind going against popular opinion—Sucker Punch is one of my favourite movies. I really, truly believe that most people just didn't "get it". I love it to pieces—both for its kickass visuals (yes, people, some of us women *do* fantasize about being badass in our heads, too) and for the story. It's…