The waif let her suffer and failed to kill her. Will there be consequences? Jaqen has shown to be pretty serious about not properly following orders.

The 'out of character' critique is something that bugs me with serialized shows with intrigue. We won't know it's out of character until we figure out the characters motivations, which likely won't be revealed until the arc/series has finished its run. This show is 80% alterior motives, so less 'she would never do…

Wouldn't it be more apt to compliment the horse.

I still very much like the show. But that doesn't mean I can't be critical of it. No matter my overall enjoyment, there will always be aspects that I feel were poorly executed.

The cliffhanger of "you're all fucked" is enough to get viewers to tune in to the premier.

I don't buy Carol's turn to "I don't wan't to kill anymore", especially after her encounter with Morgan and how she was so sure that the Wolf needed to die, and was proven right.

Regarding the Saviors…they do seem a bit incompetent. But I'm sort of thinking they're similar to Alexandrian's in the sense that most of them have never been tested against legitimate human threats. They have probably been playing bandit against unarmed, weak, hungry, scared and desperate people since the end of the…

Fantastic. Subscribed.

Well the video linked above was pretty awful, but I thought, 'well Netflix has a pretty good track record with original shows, so maybe her actual channel is a bit better'.

Holy fucking shit. That was an insane demonstration of fitness and athleticism.

Are we sure this is a movie and not just a really long Gravol commercial?

Mature conversation doesn't do it for me, only 24 year old conversation.

I think a lot of it has to do with a strange misconception of the kind of women that men generally want to see in films. I think studio execs believe most men prioritize TnA over anything resembling character, plot or individual performance. But really I only have one friend who is juvenile enough to buy a ticket…

I found it hilarious and I got the sense that nobody attached to the project took it seriously for a single moment. It's not weird at all that Gary Sanchez Productions is involved; that's a big tip-off the movie is a comedy and a fun spoof of overly serious, hyper-stylized movies like Resident Evil and Underworld…

A shitload of Splatoon because it was Splatfest, and deep down inside, I've never stopped being 10. I've just become really good at faking being an adult. In two months, I will be a dad, and one of the primary reasons I chose this for myself was so I would at least have a few years of not being the least mature…

"I know what I am. Do you?"

You're goddamn right!

First sentence, second paragraph: "It’s important to remember that Fogle may not be in trouble at all". Not sure how they're dragging his name through the mud.

I really thought Jurassic World was actually trying too hard to turn a lot of action tropes on their heads, but it was just so clumsily handled, nobody noticed. For example:

Bathroom?