Every single person he annoyed had something better to do than help him make more money.  Fuck this guy.

There are plenty of truly great games that lack a complex story. Most Mario games, for example.

Fuck you

“The Musk Who Fell To Earth” that is all

Its Bono syndrome...they genuinely do good things in the world , but you still can’t help think they’re an annoying gobshite.

Right, there’s a huge difference in “there’s nothing on Gamepass/Netflix” to “There’s nothing that I want to play/watch on Gamepass/Netflix”.

lol there are some ppl who are too online but i view this as a deescalation attempt. is it a spoiler? i guess that’s relative to every person but two things: 1) i don’t view it as such and 2) i personally don’t care for spoilers since i’m more interested in how the narrative plays out but that’s just me

do not cave to people who are both so online that they care about this stuff, but also pretend to not have seen this all over the internet already. There is no bottom.

i hear you and will be mindful of how yall feel about spoilers going forward

“Here’s a comprehensive list!”

The annoying part is this probably blew a long streak for her, too.

That’s probably true. They remained good friends throughout both their careers.

straight up ‘you criticize society, yet you live in society?’ energy there, fuuuuuck off with it

Ah, the “Stanley Kubrick’s Shining” of comic-book movies.

On the contrary, this is the best season the show has had. Fucking bangers, each episode has been.

I don’t know. When someone is fired up and excited about something, sometimes they can share some of that enthusiasm. Like, reading A River Runs Through It gave me a brief moment where I wanted to fly fish.

I am very excited that the reviews have been positive all around. As expected, Elgort is turning out to be the weakness here, but apparently not enough to badly damage the movie.  I’m now more excited and less wary.  With Spielberg directing and Kaminski handling the camera, this movie is the spectacle I’m now looking…

It’s interesting to see how many people are down on the entire concept of a remake of West Side Story considering how inherent adaption is to the stage musical. It sounds like Spielberg succeeded in finding a reason for the production to exist, which is exciting.

I know this is snooty and pretentious, but people need to get over the need for literal endings. We did get an ending. It is not a concrete event, but instead a feeling and a final idea. Why is that not enough?

I see you’ve written a deeply personal recommendation for a game and the gamers are upset you said it’s theoretically better than the higher budget game.