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It’s doubly stupid here considering the message of the sequel is “It doesn’t matter what you think about drugs and drug addicts, neglecting them or treating them as second-class citizens out of a sense of moral righteousness is no better then killing them yourself.”

The whole thing is clearly taking the piss, I can’t imagine anyone listening to it and actually thinking it’s meant to be serious.

Trailer’s a bit 90's for my tastes, but I’ll honestly take a cheesy 90's Action Girl version of the character over the Daddy Issues puddle of tears the reboot tried to sell.

“Gotta love the irony of a show that became famous by taking on all targets and never holding back, now intentionally holding itself back and refusing to take on a target”

Seriously? They bring in actual reformed white supremacists on to try and talk about how to deal with this situation and your response is “LOLOLOLOL WHITE PEOPLE AMIRITE?!?!?!!?”

I think all the father/daughter/child stuff was fantastic and I think the immigration plotline worked fairly well, but the psuedo-MRA/masculinity stuff felt laughable. I’m sure it’s based in reality, but the circle of tech-dudebros talking like a collection of bad sitcom stereotypes and Brett basically being written…

I'm not really sure what to write here.

Yes because I'm sure the Internet will be able to handle the idea of a gay man being the only person who can really get into the mind of serial killers with maturity and respect, and totally won't cause people to fire up the Hot Take Machine about how the series is secretly homphobic.

Season 2 was a disaster precisely because it wanted to replicate the first so bad. The later seasons branched out more.

Don't forget David Costabile. People rightfully remember him for Gale, but I still think of him as the dead-eyed, soft-spoken sociopath cop from Damages.

Hmmm….

There was some indication that she and Rafe were romantically linked, but it was so vague as to be meaningless.

At least Refueled had a couple decent action beats and Ray Stevenson hamming it up.

I'm definitely gonna get to this once I clean up Logan Lucky, Wind River and Valerian.

we don't say that name in this house sonny jim

Rise of The Tomb Raider was pretty fun but the storytelling felt like a 101 checklist for both cornball franchise-building and terrible Strong Female Characters that are anything but. The writing really bummed me out.

"This isn’t the best Uncharted, not by a long shot, but it’s a worthy entry and hopefully the building block for more rewarding adventures with Chloe and Nadine to come."

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Is "MARVIN, LOOK OUT!" a Sinatra reference?