Hell, that's why the more modern GTA games (sometimes) unnerve me. It just feels TOO realistic. I like it better when mindless killing is so far detached from reality that it becomes sort of surreal.

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No I already saw "Too Many Cooks" a-
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Wha- N-… not on the carpet! COME ON!

Now that "realistic" modern military shooters have exhausted that idea creatively, they are taking the "bold, innovative" path of regressing to the gameplay and concepts of shooters 20 years ago. Hasn't the peak of FPS innovation already been breached?

I just want a typical Call of Doody with the standard terrorist plot to (out of nowhere) shift gears in the third act and reveal the true antagonist to be a Cthulhu-like cosmic entity.

Excellent!

Hope it doesn't tank, if you catch my-

The Big C?

What the hell? Since when have my predisposed guilty pleasures (this and Dr. Who) become… kinda good by actual television standards?

Wha

Alrighty. Irrelevant listing is a GO:

But hell, I'll go on a bit more.

I am at a loss for words. Really great finale to a tremendous series.

I love that these are back. Next week is one I've grown quite fond of over the years.

I just flat out ignored your question. Wow. I have not seen "Love," but my love for 2001 and Kubrick is infinite, so if it bears similar aesthetics I might give that one a go.

Or I could sing it myself…

The monolith from "2001"

Toy Story: (Or) How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love My Woody

Except my one sided, tear- inducing confession would be repetitive "SHUT IT"s of growing volume.

It was okay. What Nolan thinks is human conversation is actually starry-eyed idealists constantly monologuing back and forth (at one point this becomes insufferable, with me having to restrain myself from yelling at the screen), but I certainly do not regret seeing it.

"It's all about the Greater Good, Nicholas."