What I found most frustrating in Last of Us was the complete lack of any meaningful decision making. Essentially you play an FPS to get to the next cutscene that tells what you choose to do next.

George R.R. Martin wrote the script.

Sadly, Flemish is not one of the options in Google Translate, so I have no idea what this looks like in their native language.

"Farse"???

A point-and-click 2D platformer?

Yeah, but "running real time on a PS4 pro" for pre-recorded scenes is no different to playing a Blu-Ray on it. That sure didn't look like gameplay on screen.

The Robocop remake is not a terrible film, just a mediocre film with a handful of decent moments. But, you know, if they're going to trade on the Robocop brand name, I think it's fair to slam them for not even getting close to the quality of the original.

The criticisms of The Siege were particularly stupid. Yes, it was about a sustained jihadist terror campaign against NY city, but the villains of the movie were not the terrorists but the politicians and generals who used terrorism as an excuse to lock up Muslims and Arabs indiscriminately, to torture people for…

He's still mad at Thatcher, basically.

Well that explains the fall of Detroit. You need proper concrete foundations, not rock and roll.

Like taking out all the brown M&Ms?

Never met a metaphor he couldn't mix.

Man oh man, I hate those fancy horses.

But which half?

J-pop idols can have their careers ruined by walking out of a hotel with a man they're not married to even today.

Will, this is one of the great RRs. Well done.

Ally McBeal is so good it appeals to civilisations 1000 light-years away!

I found I only needed the STOP button, and that worked fine for me.

Uh, there was definitely a story. It was just a crappy generic one.

I thought 22 Jump Street was pretty good light fun. But it's not a great movie by any stretch of the imagination.