A totally valid addition and one I regret not including.
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In other news, I've just found out that Transformers 4 earned 1bln. :(
At this point, citing CinemaSins is rather cliche, as is typing CLICHE in all caps, as if you just had a seizure. Your post looks stupid as fuck.
it's satire. He's not a real reviewer and The Onion isn't a real news website. Its mocking both Hollywood and self-serious critics. Learn to relax and enjoy a joke.
(It was a joke reflecting how many times he mentioned who he was in the video.)
Imagine if the same animators took on Dragonball. One episode to transform, thirteen goddamn episodes to fight, plus an extra episode for each time she transforms during the fight, powering up. You could get a solid season out of one encounter.
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Bad choice. The Vancouver area has a large ethnic Chinese population, and in the romanization for Chinese, the letter X is pronounced "sh". So "xe" is pronounced "she", at least if you are a speaker of both Chinese and English. I know a woman whose first name is Xi, pronounced "she".
I can see this sort of working for English, but what the heck do you do for Spanish and other languages where gender is tied into the language so deeply that even inanimate objects have gender? It is going to be kind of hard to make those languages gender-neutral.
We'll just have to make them care.
No, those are too awkward. Instead, we needed to make up new words that make people sound like Dr Who aliens.
Why the need to replace Them and Their too? Those are already gender neutral.
There must be a Highwaymen threshold.
"If the implant had hit a neuron or two over, would Mr. B have fallen in love with Waylon Jennings or Willie Nelson?"
Hopefully that terrible technology is many decades away
clearly this device is a synthetic soul, as the lack of appriciation for the man in black is a clear sign the person doesn't have one.
Yes.
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