Every other job on the list other than admin assistant and (inside) sales is more dangerous than being a cop.

Law enforcement officer jobs are some of the safest in the country.  Stop perpetuating their dumbass propaganda.

It’s the deadpan quality. Hellboy has to have a sense of deadpan reaction to him, because it conveys that even Hellboy thinks this shit is weird. That’s a loveable trait.

oh god no. but two points:

At this point the only Hellboy project I’d be genuinely excited about would be Hellboy III, though that’s not gonna happen since Perlman is too old for the role and Selma Blair has retired from acting due to her health. And even if that weren’t the case, Del Toro has a million other projects he’s busy with.

Sense8 was incredible. Let me know when another show ends with a big wedding (at the Eiffel Tower!) followed by a pansexual orgy

ALSO quite horny! The destruction of humanity literally due to Giaus not being able to keep his pants on!

I’m surprised Battlestar Galactica isn’t on this list

I’ve always thought that part of the idea was that you are more likely to go walk around once you’ve already overcome the inertia of sitting, even if the standing itself isn’t that much better.

Beat me to it. A tragically underseen and underappreciated film.

Yeah... I know. It’s honestly one of the hardest things you can do professionally - be (forced) out of work, and try to stay positive and hold your value (I have a family member struggling with this right now). Part of the problem is that settling - because life and bills happen - doesn’t feel better...

“It’s difficult to fully compare the benefits of each store and their treatment of their employees, but if you’re curious about which company has a better reputation for caring for workers, Costco is where you should shop.”

Worth mentioning that Gotham has been inspired by Chicago almost as much as it was inspired by NYC. The organized crime stuff, like the big mob bosses, are closer to the Chicago kind. Also the gothic architecture, the alleyways, and some of the fashion, although that’s not as present in this movie because it’s…

You should totally read Scott Snyder’s run on Batman for a great take on how the Dark Knight would operate in a NYC that’s close to present day New York. Also, there are still plenty of neighborhoods where things haven’t changed since the 80s(especially in the outer boroughs), thanks to jerks like Bloomberg,…

I will forever maintain that John Carter is a pretty enjoyable movie, almost completely kneecapped by the casting of Taylor Kitsch. He’s not a bad actor, but he is not the kind of leading man “Movie Star” the project needed, and it didn’t help matters that to most people he was either that guy from Friday Night Lights,…

My biggest problem with John Carter was that it focused on John Carter. I wanted to learn about Barsoom’s history, its people, the various alien races that inhabit it. I could care less about John’s role in that story. IIRC, the Tharks just kind of disappear in the second half. The movie also didn’t visually…

There’s a good movie in that first forty-five minutes when you forget that your hero is an unapologetic Confederate soldier whose whole backstory is trauma because his family died of dysentery. There’s a ton of chemistry between him and his adopted Martian mom and that dog is adorable.

“This seems unnecessary,” Wessler said, “It’s putting this incredibly powerful and unregulated surveillance tool in the hands of beat cops to use with no oversight, no rules, no predicate level of suspicion, no confirmatory steps. And that’s just a recipe for disaster.”

You could apply this to every extra judicial…

Even simpler,

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