He's quite breathtaking.

To add to some of those mentioned: Mission Impossible.

Is this an episode of I Love Films?

I just picked up from my last save yesterday, after ignoring it most of the year.

I don't know what happens in Atlas Shrugged, but I don't see why two magic machines make a right.

From the review, I'm not sure how Jesse got there, unless we're supposed to think that "thinking for yourself" being preferable to a group having "control over mankind, eradicating free will" is some fringe, radical idea.

On the other hand, it failed because of the creation of magic potions.

Hell or High Water at #5, Manchester by the Sea at its rightful place at #1; I am satisfied.

My bet is that it will be much more temporary than that. I give it six months.

It is! And?

I'm sure that'll last.

Haha, thanks. It was comical as it was happening, one of those worst case scenarios I agonize over coming to fruition. Of course I'd get the console in time, but some other complications would delay me.

Now that I have a 3DS*, I started Bravely Default this last week. Will be proceeding through chapter 1 this weekend, and probably continuing progress on South Park: The Stick of Truth. I like BD so far; I will always love job systems, and right now I find the silliness of the characters, their voices, and their…

I'm glad that Tom and a bunch of you are mentioning the T-1000's run, because that is what always stood out to me. That gradual, mechanical increase in pace is perfect. And it freaks me the fuck out. I'm pretty sure I'd piss myself if I looked back and saw that running after me.

YEAH BOY

I continue to insist that Clayne Crawford is the clear standout in the show… but Aden Young is obviously amazing in each episode… and J. Smith-Cameron is wonderful and breaks my heart… and Adelaide Clemens is doing something very special… and I'm really starting to appreciate Bruce McKinnon's work as Ted Sr… and JD…

And Pokemon is getting laaarger!

I've been watching assorted clips on Youtube (I imagine you could watch the whole movie that way). That's been very satisfying. Sure, I may be missing this or that piece of background info in a scene, but the general awfulness comes through.

The work she does on Veep is unbelievable. As in, I cannot believe how good she is in every single scene. She seems to have total control over her facial muscles, and is always doing something with her face or body language to enhance the joke.

Uhh… no Clayne Crawford or Aden Young? But at least you made room for Kyle Mooney and a reality show contestant!