They do! It’s mostly for genre films. In my wheelhouse of kaiju, there was one each for the 2014 Godzilla and Kong: Skull Island.

Definitely. I couldn’t finish the book. The movie is an all-time favorite.

The only sad thing about John Wick clones is that since the first film is only three years old, there haven’t been enough of them.

At least The Legend of Hercules gave us “HAVE YOU COME TO BRING THE WRATH OF ZEUS UPON ME, BOY!?!”

I spent today binging season one of Legion. Friendly reminder to everyone that you could watch that instead of Justice League.

and Gadot is a Zionist and rapist sympathizer. Three reasons!

Wolverine Origins is so much better without the CGI.

Why? Joss Whedon wrote the line.

I love the previous MGS games to death and yeah MGSV’s story is pretty garbage, but MGSV is the most fun game of the main series for me.

Also, Something to Tell You by HAIM was the best honest pop album of the year in my opinion.

Nah, I’m good. I think I’ll just keep listneing to Fever Ray’s Plunge until the new Bjork comes out.

I thought Marguerite Bennett’s six issues were better than Gail Simone’s entire run (and I like Gail Simone a lot), but I also don’t think there have been any really bad runs on the main series over at Dynamite.

Wait, isn’t he the guy that got banned for intentional team killing and then went on to threaten the dev?

Tentative (very tentative) December release date for the next issues of Afterlife and Chilling Adventures that I hope are true.

It’s probably saying something that Aja’s “best” (not good, best) movie is Piranha 3D. Though I really, really wanna see the ridiculousness that could occur by him taking on Space Adventure Cobra. That’s already pretty bonkers source material.

A good thing Bob brings up is that CinemaSins is even lying about it being satire, as in their straight up reviews, they complain about the same nitpicks that they later bring up in their “satire” videos.

I take the missed nitpicks to mean that CinemaSins aren’t even good at their own stated mission and pointing out actual things they could be noticing instead of well, being CinemaSins.

Not to mention that it actually has a situation that Adaptation made as a joke and treats it seriously. Who’s driving the other car in the car chase?

I know it’s a small thing, but I don’t think of “epic” when I think of Scott’s Alien. Prometheus had that, but it was trying to be different. The original Alien is the opposite, it’s simple and small and that’s what makes it work so well.
I’m still looking forward to this. I was one of those that still really enjoyed…

I do. I can’t think of a time I haven’t had a lot of fun with a Shane Black movie.