The only VW game that I couldn’t get into was GrimGrimoire. While 13 Sentinels wasn’t a genre I was used to (visual novel), the story made it worthwhile. I didn’t pay much attention to the stories in Odin Sphere and Dragon’s Crown and focused on the game play. The variety is what makes VW so good.

And I agree, Muramasa…

Man who believes he’s is above the law and more important that American and Jesus combined doesn’t pay for music licenses?

There’s rampant online discussion about an AMC pre-movie ad?

The stink of much of the middle of his career, like Jack and Jill, Pixels and Little Nicky, isn’t so easily gone.

It’s not a bad film. It’s a meh film. There are some really good jokes in it, though the product values look like a TV film, and some of the homophobic leaning jokes don’t pass scrutiny anymore.

In Valen’s name.

Capitalism is awesome, amirite?

Without a David McCullough narration, I’m not interested.

This was my first exposure to X-Men and loved every minute of it. The theme song is an all-timer.

Somewhere the spirit of Graham Chapman is shaking his head. 

Barney had some character growth, which cannot be said for Ted. 

I love VIII as it was my first FF game, but Squall and Rinoa isn’t the best love story in the game. That’s Laguna and Raine.

Ted Mosby was the true worst love interest on HIMYM. Pretentious d-bag in most ways, making Barney Stinson look like a stable, romantic lover in comparison.

Take a shot every time the documentary mentions how much Schneider loves feet.

FFVII: The Matrix: Resurrections

In a world of war, racism, climate change, rampant homophobia and transphobia, internet trolling, pandemic and reality TV, many people want something pretty and familiar to escape to. That’s why Avatar is so successful while also being completely mid.

Most guys in the age group of this movie’s characters are over after the first in an out.

Glenn Shadix was the best part of the movie.

Attention.

I wonder if it’s a requirement for Fox News personality to be absolutely vile. Must be on their resumes.