For those asking how this could happen, I will remind you that our Parliament gave a standing ovation to an old Nazi less than a year ago. Minimum effort background checks is just not how we do things up here.
For those asking how this could happen, I will remind you that our Parliament gave a standing ovation to an old Nazi less than a year ago. Minimum effort background checks is just not how we do things up here.
I dunno, I think Scott Moe is less batshit crazy than Danielle Smith. He’s still a stinking Tory, but he’s a boring, square Tory.
Well, Daily Wire just booted out Candice Owens, maybe they jave a opening? He’d be a big get as the star of LabyBallers 2.
The reason Whedon was able to keep his behavior under wrap is that womanizing and petty tyranny are widespread and fully accepted traits for male directors. The slight sea change that led to Whedon’s fall from grace is bigger than Fisher alone.
“If I wrote a fucking book, gave a few chapters away to readers, and they came back to me and said “Yeah, we really don’t like this bit where Jim dies” and I go “OK, Jim’ll live” and I change the chapter, then that’s not really my work.”
I mean, unshaved Chris Pine in a bad wig is still Chris Pine. So not that hard to believe. It's the male equivalent of putting a gorgeous woman in glasses and a ponytail - she's still gorgeous.
So, just saw this movie and I remembered this convo and had to come back to it - miraculously, it is not the last scene of the movie! It’s actually right before the climax. And that’s not Hutcherson’s character. So kudos to the trailer for not spoiling the ending, nor spoiling the identity of the villain behind…
Honestly, they should have just cut all his scenes but the first one, in which they don’t name in. This way, you keep the one scene that actually matters to the plot (by benching Phoebe and kickstarting her subplot), and you give Atherton a cameo as “The Mayor” for those in the know to chuckle, and you don’t push it.…
I genuinely don’t know if you’re quoting the wrong movie on purpose or genuinely thought this was a quote from Road House.
I mean, you could say something similar of the first one, which appealed to men as an action movie, and appealed to women by starring dreamboat Patrick Swayze.
To be fair, the trailer for Kraven did make me excited...
Batgirl’s early acreening tested the same as Black Adam’s.
Just coming back from the movies and, yeah, I’ll have to disagree with this review. This movie never came together for me. Very few jokes landed and I just couldn’t get myself to care, even though I tried.
I just got into painting Warhammer minis in the last couple weeks and by coincidence also rewatched Chronicles of Riddick a couple days ago... and everytime the Necromongers were onscreen, all I could think of was “man, I sooo want to paint that army"
May I suggest you watch Killjoys? It’s very good shlocky, horny Canadian sci-fi show about bounty hunters. It start as a episodic space western bounty-of-the week show and gradually and seamlessly evolves into a bigger serialized esoteric space opera. It's great.
Nope, at least not last time I checked, about a week ago.
Ok, but what about the ability to replay JJJ or Danika’s podcasts? It’s the one feature I really missed from the first one. I missed a number of podcast forever because I got too close go a mission/activity just as it started.
Yeah, me too. I thought for sure this was going to be a 3rd person affair in the vein of the Horizon games because, yeah, if I wanted to make an Avatar game, Horizon is what I’d take as a template. Not Farcry.
Arethere any good spaceship combat simulators out there? I still haven’t found anything that came close to the hours of fun I had playing FreeSpace as a kid.
Yeah. While I thought a couple lines towards the end were hamfisted, I thought the way they clued us in on the fact she’s trans without being literal about it was well-done.