Robert Gould Shaw was the white colonel’s name and he actually existed, led the 54th, died with them and was buried with them.

Cheery and Sybil have undergone complete physical changes that make the characters unrecognisable. (And I’m not talking about Sybil’s colour, I’m talking about her size)

As a huge DT fan I actually dug the movie.  Only because Elba was a damn good Roland and he did the reloading trick.

I realized during that barbershop scene that they were going to kill Phil’s dad - it was just so obviously a passing-of-the-torch moment - but that final memorial scene still felt abrupt and the message unearned. In the early seasons there’s that arc where Luke befriends the grumpy old neighbor man. He passes away and…

How do people not masturbate, at minimum? I don’t get it.

My trunk is in the front.  I need access to it to load my groceries.

Only for perpendicular parking.  If the lot is angle parking; you will pull out and be going the wrong way down the aisle.

Pulling through is Okay.  Parallel parking facing the wrong direction is NOT.  

I find him to be highly underrated and often wasted, so I’m all for him having Witcher as a win. Give the man the franchise he deserves to help carry.

Pretty happy to see that this movie was just pieced together as it went along like fucking Suicide Squad instead of getting the proper attention that it deserved. Real great process here. 

Just watched Solo a second time with my partner who hadn’t seen it during theatrical release, and it really is a fun ride. 

Important to note is that The Witcher’s comic relief also comes from Geralt himself. Cavill knows how to play him to a tee, and it really helps in that regard with the way he gives Geralt that “old man who’s done with this shit” vibe. I’ll never forget the conclusion of the Law Of Surprise scene, that shit was…

I think what we need is a legit Shadowrun movie. I was hoping Bright would scratch that itch, but it just wasn’t good.

I think what we need is a legit Shadowrun movie. I was hoping Bright would scratch that itch, but it just wasn’t good.

Those ships were clearly still in the atmosphere. Wasn’t that the whole point of the scene, that they couldn’t ascend out of atmo without guidance or whatever?

As I age, the shift of everything to a “you don’t actually own it, it’s a SUBSCRIPTION you pay forever” is turning out to be the first thing to make me full-on old man yells at clouds angry whenever it comes up in conversation. I guess it had to be something eventually, but it has been a surprise.

So, if Darth Vader had the thingie, then he knew about The Emperor’s Sith hideout with all the cloning technology and the floating cube and the hundreds of weird hooded followers. So shouldn’t his last words have been, “Luke, go to my house, get the map from my closet, and make sure that guy is really dead.”

this really odd timeline-bending which they then failed to signpost in any way

BOLD of you to assume I have leftover ribeye from the night before