FUCK!

And to me it makes sense that a heterosexual man would find the same qualities his best friend has attractive in a female body.

I’m starting to figure out that sometimes, all you can do is try something out for yourself. I try to go to the library to get books, because all too often I spend money on a book, realize I don’t like it, and then it’s like “well, that’s 17+ dollars I’ll never get back”. Recently had that happen with Book of the New…

I heard the movie’s gonna be a duology, so I’m guessing the first one adapts Dune, and the second adapts Dune Messiah? Probably not though, since the first Dune by itself is a big-ass book.

Like, what’s with the sequels (I already know the Kevin J. Anderson ones suck, but what about the Frank Herbert ones).

So the first book is good but the other five books not so much?

“Re-Elect Trump in 2020: Keep America Great!”

Thanks, dude.

Is Dune worth reading?

Batman, Negative Batman, Zebra Batman, and Gay Pride Batman.

Yeah, I’m waiting for that hard reboot. I remember how good it felt to watch Spider-Man Homecoming after being subjected to those Andrew Garfield movies.

It’s like they weren’t even trying.

So he can plot out a video game, but not his last two books.

That scene too. It honestly breaks my heart that the main X-Men films are so terrible. Good riddance.

Jesus, enough with all the fucking reboots already.

I’m just gonna take a wild guess that this movie does little more than pay lip service to all of that.

What’s especially damning is that this is the same guy who wrote Last Stand, Apocalypse and friggin Fant4stic.

The Deadpool movies have the best live-action X-Men costumes I’ve ever seen. They’re gorgeous.

And then there’s the scene where Colossus is fighting the Juggernaut. Or the scene in the first Deadpool where Colossus and Negasonic Teenage Warhead are boarding the X-Jet, and Warhead points out that the school blows up every other week.

I remember thinking First Class being set in the 60s was meant to be a nice nod to the original comics. But, silly me, I was giving Fox way too much credit.