Yeah it definitely has a strong Jurassic Park vibe. Let's make super realistic androids and give them increasingly sophisticated AI and put them around people in "play" dangerous situations. What could go wrong?
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It's not a book. The movie from the 70's was an original screenplay. The show is based on the movie.
Don't hold your breath. I gave up on that album about 2 years ago. If it ever does come out it will be a nice bonus.
Yeah he can but when you make a habit out of saying you are going to do things which get your fans excited and then never give an update on whether those things are still happening it gets annoying.
Cruel World is my favorite of the singles so far. Definitely check it out.
I'm excited for the Phantogram album but at this point they've released 5 singles so I feel like I've heard it already. Granted all the songs have been good so I'm not complaining. I wonder if they have done that because of all the weird streaming inclusive rules for billboard charts. I think all the streams for all…
But will it have an even dumber story and children you don't care about at all?
I've been all about Trent scoring Fincher movies but this not so much. Especially when he promised new NIN this year and hasn't delivered.
Yes! $10 for commercial free access to virtually all music is well worth it. I don't understand how people put up with ads or even worse listen to music on youtube.
It's a 2nd rate Gone Girl. I didn't like the book but everyone else seemed to.
Interesting. I could see him being really cocky now. When I saw him it was very much "Troy from community raps?!?!" so he was still trying to prove himself.
So you hate every sports owner then. Every single one uses tax payer money to fund their stadiums. I agree it's bullshit. Although in the case of Pittsburgh the stadiums/arenas were much needed and I think the city has improved as a result of them existing.
Damn what did they do to you? Are you a Browns fan or something?
I'm curious, what was terrible about it? I've only seen him once back in 2011 and thought he was great live.
Watched the first two episodes of Atlanta and really like it so far. Hopefully the whole season deserves its renewal.
Being the bassist in Metallica is a close second.
Well I definitely don't want to see him so it works out for everyone.
So I guess he grew out of his "Pearl Jam-esque down with Ticketmaster phase" and is just like fuck it I'm going to play the biggest arenas and get that money. Don't blame him but I also don't want to see a comedian in an arena.
He is a producer on all movies he makes these days so chances are his production company is liable but I assume they have insurance for these types of reasons.