That’s basically the definition of what is classically considered a good movie; something that moves you

It’s almost as though that question comes up in the article itself

Yeah, goddamn millennials with their complete misunderstanding of what constitutes creative content. Definitely a good call to blame a young person here

It really was the feel good story of the weekend

Great points. My gf actually forgot that Nebula was in the first one; THAT’S how underdeveloped she was. And that point about Peter when he found out about his mom was incredibly notable to me too; I loved that moment intensely

Great point. The actual plot isn’t just a thin sketch to bring the team together; it’s an expansion of the characters

I’ve been catching hell for this, but I think 2 > 1 too. Way better and realer emotional beats, great overarching story, solid character moments for EVERYONE, and there’s still a fun and exciting story attached to it.

Phenomenal work, Billy. Really enjoyed it

1st: I mean, if Bentley keeps making a luxury version of the Thunderbird, maybe it’s not just Brexit?

Didn’t Pink kind of hint around LA Reid being a slimeball a few years ago? Or am I reading too much into her music?

Am I crazy, or has Gary Frank’s art gotten worse since he was on Supergirl waaaaaay back in the day?

I truly don’t understand how this doesn’t stick in his craw more. I mean, I get that they’re just taking material that he (supposedly) already had in mind ages ago, but they’re still making it better.

Citation needed

You called it Sunday gravy, therefore you live in New Jersey, therefore I will be coming over. I can bring the muzz if needed

At 13.5, this is a CP, no question.

Anywhere in Ohio. All of the topographical variety of Kansas, none of the good food

We just finished the show last night and it wasn’t nearly as bad as everyone said. But woof, it was still pretty bad. You’re right that Ward and Colleen were the best parts of that show, and MY GOD the action needed some juice.

Same. It told a complete story, and ended sadly but perfectly. I want more, but I’m glad the series had a discrete path

No mention of the backbreaking difficulty, even on easy? My god I want to love that game, but I don’t have that kind of generosity in my heart

Riley, I just want you to know I’m SO happy you’re returning to Witcher 3. Wrap it up, then write an article describing your final thoughts