Oh no, I can't. I need to keep my pallet clean for a Peruvian wine tasting tonight with Lilith.
Oh no, I can't. I need to keep my pallet clean for a Peruvian wine tasting tonight with Lilith.
Could be a sign that at the people in charge of TV at DC realize they're not up to the challenge of a shared universe. Which isn't a bad thing, if some of the TV shows are good, they won't have the inevitable bad ones dragging them down.
We've been up all night, but that was worth it.
I'm pretty sure the American version of Godzilla already lost the battle with overeating.
Sorry, Square, but even the promise of making the game closer to FFXII (one of my favorites that I always feel is vastly underrated) is not enough to make me forget FFXIII. That game broke me of ever wanting to play another FF (I was tempted by FFXIV, but I don't have enough free time to justify a subscription).
Brimstone sense tingling. I bring this show up every damn time someone has a "cancelled before their time" argument, and practically nobody ever backs me up. Nice to know there are still other people who love it.
So… in the sense that you know that it's technically great but it's just "not for you." Got it.
Seriously. I was ready to hate his crappy remake of Dawn. Then they released the first 15 minutes online/on TV and I had to admit that it looked surprisingly good and I might have to swallow my pride and acknowledge it as good to great.
But then you'd miss Cobra-lalalalalalalala.
Asian female. Why not?
Welcome to Dead House had a special place in my heart. It always felt different than all the books afterwards, for some reason.
Go to Reading Terminal Market for lunch some time. Thank me later.
I have been assured that "jawn" is something from Philly, but a Jersey girl is the only person I ever knew who said it regularly.
It's normally more of a "Donovan Mcnabb" sucks. Still (although "Foles sucks" is quickly catching on). The city just cannot let it go with that man.
It's really more of a "wutter."
My girlfriend and I kept hearing that from everyone, and kept putting it off saying "no, it really doesn't look that great." Last week we decided "what the hell we'll give it a shot."
I often talk about how for me, stories are rarely better than their endings. Whatever it leaves me with will be how I typically view the whole thing. Great series with crap ending (Battlestar Galactica)? I never want to watch it again. Middling story with amazing ending (cannot think of a good example right now…)?…
That's because the X-Men's truest villain is racism.
I humbly request that Fox have a movie where Professor X has a comb-over. We've already established that he really likes his hair so he's probably not going to part with it gracefully. I dare you, Fox. I TRIPLE dog dare you to have a superhero action movie headlined by a character with a comb-over. Nuts to…
Apocalypse: the NWO of the X-Men world.