Man, the sweating was a real surprise. Two night in a row, just completely drenched head to toe upon wakeup. Never had that happen before.

To paraphrase a Family Guy segment:

Chrrrrrrist that's lame. I was thinking about giving this a chance given the grade, but I don't think I can handle that.

I was just thinking yesterday that it’s kinda weird that wrestling hasn’t produced more successful action movie stars.  

Well, when one’s head is up an ass, masks, social distancing, etc., all take on new meanings and relevance.

“who...we literally fucking pay...”

Oh yeah, the end-end of Silent Hill was perfectly bleak. Forgot about that.

I'm sure it was crushing for everyone involved.

Also, what if someone is running at me with an icecicle and my mouth is wide open yelling “NNOOOOO! AN ICE CICLEEEE!” and it goes all the way down my throat and out my butt?

The first three thing most of us would do in an F1 car:

Yeah, this. A scant few games have a good story, and your good story is usually buoyed by great visuals, game play, details, etc., i.e., things that can not be translated to film.

Yeah, I don’t think you’re going to get a lot of “try” in these cases. Most movie-to-game adaptations suck. Most game-to-movie adaptations suck. I suspect it’s largely the result of some corporation obtaining the IP of another corporation, and hiring people to GET IT DONE. You don’t make a movie, or game, or art, or…

If you’re interested, I think you could show someone the 2017's game The Surge, and they’d be convinced LIVE DIE REPEAT was an adaptation, or vice versa.

I was there opening weekend! The projector screwed up and there was no audio. It was more than 15 minutes before one of the ~8 people in the theater got up to complain.

It's impossible for me not to see it as Tells Kate.

Hrrrm of the brrrrrrrrv!

Psssh, neo-progressive is so 2020. Cool kids are omega-progressive now.

It’s the only one I never finished watching. It just felt like it was daring me to change the channel or go do laundry or something the entire time.

Yeah, I mean unless it was all a metaphor for the Cold War or some shit, it was literally exactly that.

Just yesterday I watched a dude in a uhaul turn right across two lanes in a busy 4-lane (presumably to account for turn radius?) and still manage to get the thing helplessly stuck atop the curb, blocking the intersection in front of the furniture store.