There were certainly things in TLJ that I wanted more or less of, but I loved how they played with the concept of there being some chosen one, that little kid in the broom was a quick yet impactful moment.

I consider(ed) myself a big Star Wars nerd, and I think most the movies, even the ones like Solo, had something going for them.

It’s not that I feel out of touch with people liking or disliking a movie, it was the toxicity that came with it.

People really want to hone in on the directors of these movies when it comes to blame, but studio interference/interaction was clearly a larger contributing factor.

Not delaying tRoS after the death of Fisher was just... What was the hurry?

Where do we start placing bets on whether or not Ezra Miller’s Flash gets canned?

This was me and Ash vs Evil Dead a while back.

IF you’re like me, you might just be getting older.

I still enjoy games, but I feel that because I have to be more conservative with my time, I don’t generally fall into hype like I used to. 

It seems that all upcoming games are either set in dark futuristic dystopian hellscapes or brightly colored magical forests, and that there is no in between.

I don’t like Pratt as a voice actor, granted I also think Illumination makes garbage. 

Honestly, I am but one person, but a video or article from this perspective would be kind of interesting.

Yes, if we put that exact thing and no other context or circumstances into a vacuum, it would be very sad.

You think he had it bad? I was turned into a nuclear missile.

Was that after she remembered a magic trick from her dad that could turn jets invisible or before she started lassoing clouds?

Alright meow, settle down. 

I’m interested to see what all gets canned.

Originally it seemed like The Flash was going to be a soft reboot of the DCU, but then Ezra Miller did a speed run on being cult leader.

I imagine Gadot will stick around, and this could just mean that Jenkin’s version of WW3 is getting canned, rather than a third movie in the…

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I thought the same thing, and I think that it might have been more obvious had there just been a scene to help explain this. Instead we see it as Davis ghosting her fiance in her hometown with her overbearing family.

I like British panel shows but I also love to imagine that it’s the same four or five comedians finishing one set, moving the desks around themselves, deciding who gets to be host next, and calling it another show until they’ve all had a turn. 

THIS DOESN’T FEEL NICE!

I didn’t appreciate Sandi until she was gone.

Update 12/7/22: Siragusa confirmed in an email sent to Kotaku that she will keep the money in a personal bank account and clarified the exact figure