"in a media landscape overstuffed with dragons, why do we still care so much about Smaug?"

It's a good choice for sure.

So much AI hate here, but I'm with out. The ending was powerful.

Meh, it wasn't all that bad. I translated it to my wife while watching it and was mostly clear, just perhaps a little to simple for desu/masu forms.

This does sound interesting...

You are correct. Radio comes before book.

Someone doesn't read Chompsky.

My thoughts exactly. Is it sad that you can win doing nothing sometimes? Not nearly as sad as playing party games alone.

Forgetting someone?

I fucking love The Watchmen movie.

Basically, yep.

Moving a house from Rodanthe to another location in Rodanthe is just silly.

Paul doesn't really talk about Jesus as a historical figure though. Douglas is correct.

Who gives two shits about PS4 when it comes to a JRPG? It could be on Dreamcast and fans would be stoked.

WHo gives two shits about PS4 when it comes to a JRPG? It could be on Dreamcast and fans would be stoked.

A coment saying more in two paragraphs than the entirety of CJA's post. How typical.

This thread has a lot of posts, but try as I could, I couldn't find the best example:

What is strange is that I think this is a pretty high level question. It would take a master level writer to realize if the format they've chosen is wrong.

If you are just starting out, a better question would be: "are you wasting your audience's time?"

Some of the best novels focus on only one primary character. Catcher in the Rye being the first to come to mind.

This would have been an equally obvious title.