To be pulled from theaters a few weeks later because its director feels an absurd amount of guilt from its success

Yeah, I hear Lewis Black is trying really hard to avoid getting typecast as 'angry ranting man'

Not until some indie studio releases a high-fidelity Steve Wiebe simulator.

Dude…..is your red why because the same as why my red is?

Slow burn stories are hard to sell, even in a Post-Mad-Men era.

Did you not like Source Code too?! Can we make a club??!

I don't have a skull…….Or bones…..

Shh, you're going to make all the Hollywood marketing departments think they've been right the whole time

Part of the fun of Edge of Tomorrow was watching Tom Cruise get killed so often it went from being extraordinarily traumatic for him to extraordinarily boring for him. So John Cho is kind of miscast here - I think we're really looking at a role with Ken Jeong written all over it.

Snarkasm aside, Chapter 3 was fun as hell and I'm looking forward to this.

The same thing that actual software programming has to do with Neil Cicierega being an excellent satirist :P

Neil Cicierega probably wasn't trying to impress anyone with his NLP skills here..

Americans are prudes, aren't they?

I'm only now realizing Bob The Builder was from the UK and dubbed over with American voice actors..

Thanks for 'splaining, man

Gas exchange!

Just recently finished my first run through Dark Souls 1, and it was with a pure strength build and +15 Zweihander. While the game is still challenging I definitely feel like I've been doing it on easy mode. Not completely sure how I feel about that, since when I switch to literally any other weapon (even a +5 Black…

All in jest, I agree with your points. What kind of cookie is it?

All of the assassins accidentally book the same motel room, and then explain their creeds while they wait for the manager to sort out their reservations. Boom. Device framed.

We get it, you hooked up with Spanish-Irish Bizarro Fassbender. We believe you.