It's not a good movie, but it is a fairly watchable movie.
Also: Diane Kruger

Yeah . . . I mean, I knew the answer as I was writing it. But Kung Fu Hustle is one of those movies you just KNEW as soon as you saw it was going to influence people for a LOOONG time, even if primarily overseas. I would argue KFH is Steven Chow's finest and most influential movie, and I don't think AHoV has touched…

God, that movie makes absolutely no sense. It's just fun to watch

I have no idea why this article wasn't written about Kung Fu Hustle instead. That's a movie whose fingerprints are everywhere, even if it's on relatively mediocre fare like Journey to the West.
Also, District B13 is wonderful because it's clear that Besson, someone who has the barest respect for narrative on a good…

The Aeropress is one of the great inventions of all time. Astoundingly easy to use, forgiving, and the coffee comes out so good. Plus you can take it with you!

I want that second cover redone to have the cast of the movie Clue, and then I want it framed and hung in my living room

SZA is a straight up goddess, so I'm on board for that

Yeah, I think OP is giving Gorillaz WAY too much credit

Christ, I'm so behind on music nowadays. This one needs to skip right to the front though

I want you to be joking, but I also . . . don't?

Oh. I thought it was going to be insensitive since the Latin Kings were a gang (maybe still are?)

Vince and Kendrick right are the dons of the West Coast imho. Vince especially has been criminally slept on the last few years; tight but approachable flow, and his lyrics are the real real

That makes sense, but also sucks. You'd think companies would be able to recognize that a wider audience for their product is inherently key to making money, but hey: I'm not an executive

It's been interesting going back to some of the deep Mobb cuts and realizing how ahead of his time Prodigy was. I came to Mobb Deep really late (I was a Hov stan to a stupid extent), and his flow and lyricism are just impeccable. I'll be Spotify deep diving for the next few weeks, especially that Albert Einstein joint.

Really great thoughts here. On a parallel line, my gf is in love with Enter the Gungeon; according to her, it's because you can jump in to a game and immediately start playing. But there are other games where you can do the same that she outright hates (Gwent, to a lesser extent MK X). It's a fine line distinguishing…

You could say nearly every one of the same points for sports games too. And it's baffling! It can't add THAT much labor to the overall product (programmers, tell me I'm wrong here), and it's a HUGE gateway for new players.
I preordered FIFA '16 because I WANTED to play it, I WANTED to delve into the nuances of it and…

I agree it's a phenomenal game, but the fact you have to press a button to pick up ammunition is a fucking dog's breakfast. It'd be WAY better if not for making a function automatic; I don't know about you, but I spent that game racing around the stages a la Doom. Needing to make sure you're juuuuuuust in the right…

Which place? Il Retrovo? That place's owner is a goddamn mad scientist with food

The fact that he thinks Miller > Lambeau to see the best brat is

This is a goddamn FACT. My family lives in Sheboygan, home of brats, and my aunts and uncle each have different brat shops that they swear by