Dragon Ball Super is a blast. It's not some high brow masterpiece or anything, but it's exciting to watch. Certainly not one of the worst anime though.

Pretty sure its Mr Satans exaggeration of how he just saved the world from Beerus to the media. Like what he did with Cell.

Im 99% sure this was “heavily influenced” by a Cracked article. ESPECIALLY Sid...

It was quite clearly stated that Buzz was not flying at the end of the first movie, he was falling with style.

Everytime you use the word bae you give a child cancer.

Please, Aubrey Plaza is a Eska cosplayer 24/7

Well, Adam Sandler should be brought up on crimes against humanity.

I believe the OP’s question is still a valid question. Looking into what went wrong after the fact doesn’t explain why a video that was release years before this movie was removed in the first place. The fact that nobody looked at the information of the “infringing” content is a major oversight and really should be…

The video “Pantone Pixels,” published in 2011, was an independent art project that used a swath of colors to illustrate a picture of the creator’s parents. Last week, Vimeo took it down. Turns out it was too similar to “Pixels,” a 2015 movie starring Adam Sandler.

Those idiots should be put on trial for abusing copyright XD

More to the point, why the frak is this being cross posted to io9?

I can’t even get to the part where I’m annoyed about this blatant misogyny because I’m annoyed by the fact that they think “Day Without Sports” is a thing.

I guess the author thought about Vegeta and all the planets that he completely obliterated or destroyed before even setting a foot into and said “Nope!”

No. That’s what I’m paying the “few hundred dollars for”.

Why do people at workers at your local coffee shop your sandwich shop deserve a tip more than workers at your local McDonald’s or the guy who runs the register when you pick up some eggs at the grocery store? They’re doing the same job as millions of other cashiers who don’t have the option to ask for tips. If they…

Is handing me something from behind a counter really a tippable service?

“You don’t deserve shit if you don’t have $$$” is an interesting angle from someone backing up a “poor, wage-earning service workers deserve all of our money, you guys!” article. Do $12 haircuts with 40% tips only apply to rich people at Supercuts, those whose dads mail checks to Brooklyn to pay for their 7-year…

At the same time, there are plenty of shitty jobs out there and plenty of them pay at least minimum wage. If you want to roll the dice with a job where the majority of your salary is dependent on the mood or financial generosity of total strangers, then that’s on you.